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nlol
not laughing out loud
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NLOL
scroll 'n' lol
Surfing on a funny image-based website for a long time without any facial expression - sometimes interrupted by slightly smiling or gasping.
Mostly done whenever you actually have lots of things to be done.
Mostly done whenever you actually have lots of things to be done.
-Dude, are you again sittin' all night in front of this 9gag-website?
-Yeah.. I've an assignment due tomorrow.
-Great bro, scroll 'n' lol!
-What are you doing?
-Nothing, just scroll 'n' lol.
-Yeah.. I've an assignment due tomorrow.
-Great bro, scroll 'n' lol!
-What are you doing?
-Nothing, just scroll 'n' lol.
scroll 'n' lol by mr.ukas October 24, 2012
NLOLBFAF
Not laughing out loud but funny as fuck.
For moments that don't warrant laughing out loud, but it was pretty funny.
For moments that don't warrant laughing out loud, but it was pretty funny.
NLOLBFAF by PoopyMcPoo September 6, 2010
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