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funny haha 

0. ??? (what is the origin?)
1. A) funny in the sense of humorous rather than strange. Earliest usage I've found (on the web): "strange or funny-haha?" --title of CD by the Japanese electronic artist "bisk" (a/k/a Fujikawa Naohiro). Sub Rosa 118, earliest date given: June 1997; b) emphasizes funniness by repetition; c) performs funniness by using a silly phrase.
3. Names of humor websites in Canada and the UK
4. Graffit seen on pavement in NYC (first place I saw it).
What is your what, you say, funny haha?
funny haha by half_full_cup May 15, 2005
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Funny haha 

When something is extremely funny and epic.

Example: a very funny relatable statement
Funny haha by THM_Generic December 3, 2021

funny haha 

An adjective describing something that makes you laugh
Not funny Haha, funny What are you doing with your life
funny haha by AceTheUnknowing September 14, 2022

amogus funny haha

The language form on a retarded 9 year old who still thinks amogus is a trend.
kid: AMOGUS FUNNY HAHA
person 2: you fucking retard
amogus funny haha by iWiLlKaShOoTyOu September 28, 2021

69 haha funny number 

What is said after someone says 69
Person 1: I'm level 69 get on my level
Person 2: 69 haha funny number

haha funny number 

Man: 69 and 420
Random person: lmao
another person: haha funny number
haha funny number by ok bruh March 22, 2021
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