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LMAOsine 

Representation of the verb "Laughing my ass off" as a Noun and Object.

Created to likeness of Limosine by Ruliath.

See also: LMAOnaise
I had my window rolled down drivin by in my LMAOsine.

I'm going to hop into my LMAOsine and drive to the air port, get out, LOLlerskate to my ROFLcoptor, and lift off putting some LMAOnaise on my sandwich @ you.
LMAOsine by Ruliath January 11, 2005
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Lmaousine 

1. Any of various and hilarious large passenger vehicles, especially a particularly funny luxurious automobile usually driven by a Gerbil and sometimes having a partition separating the passenger compartment from the lulz.
2. A van or small bus used to carry lollerskaters on a regular route, as between an airport and a downtown area.
I was cruising down a slope on my lollerskates where upon I hit a rad jump and went right into my roflcopter, which landed on my epic Lmaousine.
Lmaousine by COGMAID October 1, 2007
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With out a doubt the highest form of loling in existance. Even greater than: Roflcopter, Lollerskates and the all mighty Lolsroyce
Set us up the bomb *lmaosuine*
lmaosuine by Cowell May 13, 2005
A syntax limozine made out of the abbreviatio, "LMAO" which stands for Laughing My Ass Off
omfg lmaozina ha ha ha ha ha ha
Lmaozine by MONOPOLY MAN! May 13, 2005
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