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"laughing quietly to myself"

Invented by comedian Demetri Martin
"... so I said, rectum? nearly killed him!"
"LQ2M"
LQ2M by Adam Zivojnovich January 17, 2007
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laughing quietly 2 myself
Friend: "OMG. i lost my homework. At least that is what i said to my teacher."

Me: "Lq2m."
Lq2m by Briggette June 12, 2007
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laughing quietly to myself, the new "lol"
Dimensionless Character 1: dude i think he pissed his pants in science class today and i was just sittign there LQ2M
LQ2M by ThaCarter3 October 21, 2008
laugh quietly to myself
Like when talking online instead of lol, say lq2ms, because you are not really laughing out loud, you are really laughing quietly to yourself
lq2ms by Jorge Campos June 19, 2008
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