lolephant
A laughing out loud elephnt.
lolephant by Pancake Batter December 9, 2008
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lolephant • lolaphant • Lolophant • elolephant • LOLegant • lollyphant • lolpants • Love-pants • lone panther
lollyphant
It's an Elephant made of Lollies. Lollies, I believe, are called suckers in America. They don't actually exsist but they are good to blame things on.
lollyphant by Lollyphant June 22, 2007
lolpants
lolpants is a substitute for "lol"
It is usually used when the thing being loled at is not what you want to happen, or is annoying, or rubbish, or perhaps inconvenient for someone else.
Can be used a perfectly legal alternative to lol
Very useful
It is usually used when the thing being loled at is not what you want to happen, or is annoying, or rubbish, or perhaps inconvenient for someone else.
Can be used a perfectly legal alternative to lol
Very useful
lolaphant
Used when someone feels the need to make lol (Laugh out loud) more interesting.
This someone is normally a twit.
This someone is normally a twit.
lolaphant by Jedi Master Luna May 13, 2006
elolephant
a word that you may use if you no longer want to use the same old lol, plus it spices up the conversation
ahhahahah elolephant
elolephant by zxdfgvbhjnmk, April 12, 2010
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