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LFNR - Laughing For No Reason. People say this instead of using "lol" all the time, since "lol" is always overused.
its some number: LOL, i just hear this uber joke that pwnzorz
its some number: want to hear it?!11
xkookie T tofux: uh sure
its some number: LOLZZZZZ WHY DID THE CHICKEN CROSS TEH STREET?!!?!?111
xkookie T tofux: why..?
its some number: CUS IT NEED TO GET TO THE OTHER SIDE, ROFLZZZ!!!!11111
xkookie T tofux: lfnr... not even funny -.-
LFNR by Nadette August 23, 2006
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It means "Laughing for no reason", which happens when you suddenly get an insuppressible urge to laugh, even when there's no real reason to do so. This can also be used as an excuse when you thought of something funny/embarrassing and accidentally laughed in public.
Person 1: *giggles*
Person 2: What's so funny?
Person 1: Oh just LFNR.
LFNR by KaeyaMii June 18, 2024
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