laugh riot
laugh riot by mouthplower September 10, 2020
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laugh riot
laugh riot by ronald paulson August 14, 2006
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laugh riot • laugh • Laugh Track • Laugh Attack • Laugh-In • laugh outloud funny • Laugh Lines • Laugh Rape • Laugh Slam • Laugh, Laugh
laugh riot
-Do they know how the murderer looks like?
-Don't worry. No one saw you.
-How funny. You're a real laugh riot.
-Don't worry. No one saw you.
-How funny. You're a real laugh riot.
laugh riot by Victor Halebski September 1, 2008
Laugh Riot
When a bunch of Fucking Idiots sit around laughing and someone of far higher rank does all of their work because he is the only one who does any work, even though there are others who play Mah-Jong all day.
I try to accomplish my job,however, I am forced to do the job of subordinates becaus they are having a fucking laugh riot.
Laugh Riot by Joe S. Ragman April 15, 2007
laughriot
A riot of laughter; something hilarious. Is also frequently used sarcastically.
Not to be confused with any form of actual rioting
Not to be confused with any form of actual rioting
#1
Ben: I love Family Guy, that show's a total laughriot
#2
Tony: Yeah, at thanksgiving this year mom made aunt Cathy cry.
Marie: Oh no, that must have been horrible.
Tony: No, it was a freaking laughriot.
Ben: I love Family Guy, that show's a total laughriot
#2
Tony: Yeah, at thanksgiving this year mom made aunt Cathy cry.
Marie: Oh no, that must have been horrible.
Tony: No, it was a freaking laughriot.
laughriot by Maria ate my cookie ): December 15, 2008
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