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1) Olafson is mostly used as a term of endearment, and
anyone who receives such a compliment should be proud.

2) It is also the name of a great bread company.

3) As well as these great things, it is a Norwegian, or "Icelandic" name.
1) Man, bitch! You're such an Olafson!

2) I love the bread that Olafson makes!

3) That guys name is Olafson.
Olafson by Dr.Fred March 5, 2008
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An cohabitant who is extremly annoying or a complete idiot.
Its also used for the "the new guy" or the outsider in an apartment-sharing community.

Mostly used as a nickname, not really to offend someone.

Olafson is also a Swedish last name.
Guy: zOMG! Where did this mess come from?
Guy2: Just let Olafson clean up :P

Guy: The fridge is empty again! Olafson.. GO GO GO! :D

Guy: Who's the new guy?
Guy2: Olafson.. :)
olafson by eXaxXion December 26, 2008
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An cohabitant who is extremly annoying or a complete idiot.
Its also used for the "the new guy" or the outsider in an apartment-sharing community.

Mostly used as a nickname, not really to offend someone.

Olafson is also a Swedish last name.
Guy: zOMG! Where did this mess come from?
Guy2: Just let Olafson clean up :P

Guy: The fridge is empty again! Olafson.. GO GO GO! :D

Guy: Who's the new guy?
Guy2: Olafson.. :)
olafson by eXaxXion December 15, 2008

olafsson 

Olafsson, the son of olaf, a viking born dude that will mess you up.
olafsson.... dont chop my head off. I beg you son of olaf..
olafsson by matthewsallan July 20, 2007
A Frequently Misspelled word, usually a name. Makes the person who knows how to spell it appear smarter for a bit of time.

Olfsons live very full lives and have many interests. They deal with major issues often and think of it as "normal." An Olfson attempts to be as efficient as possible but spares no money when it comes to health or education.
"How do you spell your last name?"
"O-L-F as in Frank S as in Sugar O-N"
"Ok, let me read it back to you. O-L-S-O-N"
*Repeat a gazillion times*

How frustrating can this get!?! I didn't think this scenario would require an Olfson this soon!
Olfson by Sanity enjoyment November 17, 2011
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