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hardy har har

sarcastic laughter; when a cheesy joke is made you respond with this to show that that joke wasn't funny at all. See badum tish
Person 1: "I went to a seafood disco last week...and pulled a mussel."
Person 2: "Hardy har har."

hardy har har

laughing with words; a subsitute for "haha"; when you want to laugh but can't so you say hardy har har
A:why did the chicken cross the road?
to get to the other side
B:hardy har har
hardy har har by mandars August 24, 2005

hardy har har

An ecstatic agreement with ones thoughts or actions, usually in a pirate-like manner.
" It's off to the plank for ol' Captin Tickel Foot!"
hardy har har!

Hardy-Har-Har

When you become very angry with someone instead of fighting or throwing verbal abuse you simply pull down your pants and thrust your ass at the person who made you angry and Grip each butt cheek and pull them back and forth while screaming at the top of your lungs Hardy-har-har!
(in the office)

Timmy: John your such a little bitch I told you to file those reports last night!

John:(Johns face growing very red and he pull down his pants vicously grabs his ass cheeks and pulls back and forth) Hardy-har-har Hardy-Har-Har !
Hardy-Har-Har by Bum Killers 101 April 10, 2009

Hardy Har Har Har 

"Hardy Har Har Har", I just ate your cookies!
Hardy Har Har Har by SideshowFred December 6, 2003

hardy fucking har har

A very very sarcastic laugh that surpasses "har har har" by miles on the sarcasm level.
Guy1: dude.. you really had a chance with that girl.. if only you'd left the fanny pack home.

Guy2: hardy fucking har har

har har har hardy har har
hardy fucking har har by Sen Dog November 23, 2010
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