M.o.m.h.
M.o.m.h. by AnnaKarenina October 22, 2013
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Steven told a joke and Brenda replied with l.m.a.o.s.h.m.s.f.o.m.h.a.i.d.m.t.
And they all laughed! THE END!!!
And they all laughed! THE END!!!
l.m.a.o.s.h.m.s.f.o.m.h.a.i.d.m.t. by WeridGirl101 June 27, 2016
L.O.M.H.
A christian substitute for the LMAO. It stands for Laugh Off My Heiney. Interchangeable with any abbreviation with a curse word in it, such as, LMAO, LMFAO, ROFLMAO, ROFLMAOWPMP, LMFAOWWAHGG, and even SMPLWWPFWJTSTBMISLJC. The last three stand for, 1- Roll On The Floor Laughing My Ass Off While Pissing My Pants., 2- Laugh My Fucking Ass Off While Watching A Harlem Globe Trotters Game., 3 - Shit My Pants Laughing While Watching Pulp Fiction When John Travolta Shoots That Black Man In Samuel L. Jacksons Car.
Person 1 - Knock Knock.
Person 2 - Whoes there?
Person 1 - Bacon.
Person 2 - Bacon Who?
Person 1 - What do you mean baking who? What are you some type of Nazi?
Person 2 - "L.O.M.H."
Person 1 - So seriously, dude that's fuck up, I think you should go get help for that.
Person 2 - Whoes there?
Person 1 - Bacon.
Person 2 - Bacon Who?
Person 1 - What do you mean baking who? What are you some type of Nazi?
Person 2 - "L.O.M.H."
Person 1 - So seriously, dude that's fuck up, I think you should go get help for that.
L.O.M.H. by Slefmruts Yerffej September 29, 2010
D.o.m.h.
Daughter of my heart. A term of endearment for person that you did not sure but you love like one of your own.
D.o.m.h. by Karamelkhandee May 20, 2022
a.m.o.h.d.a.g.s.a.y.t.t.o.m.n.i.a.t.o.w.k
a.m.o.h.d.a.g.s.a.y.t.t.o.m.n.i.a.t.o.w.k by tekashi6ix9ine6969696 November 2, 2022
I.I.T.Y.M.H.C.B.O.M.M.W.Y.G.
I.I.T.Y.M.H.C.B.O.M.M.W.Y.G. by his prettiest problem June 21, 2022
P.D.F.F.T.B.O.M.H.I.A.T.I.L.W.T.H.T.S.I.Y
Nagito’s love confession basically-
“Please don’t forget, from the bottom of my heart, i am truly in love with the hope that sleeps inside you.”
“Please don’t forget, from the bottom of my heart, i am truly in love with the hope that sleeps inside you.”
she texted me “I love you” and I was like P.D.F.F.T.B.O.M.H.I.A.T.I.L.W.T.H.T.S.I.Y.
“wow, that’s so romantic.”
“wow, that’s so romantic.”
P.D.F.F.T.B.O.M.H.I.A.T.I.L.W.T.H.T.S.I.Y by moonisaweeb May 21, 2022
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