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Roling On (The) Floor Laughing At You
Person 1: I fell over
Person 2: ROFLAY
ROFLAY by Joe13 January 11, 2009
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Rolling on the Floor Yet Somehow Still Typing, originated by British comedian Bill Bailey to highlight the logical inaccuracy of modern internet abbreviations, and for a bit of a laugh.
Man1 - Did you hear about <funny topic>?
Man2 - That's Hilarious, ROFLYSST!
roflysst by Urban Definitions ltd. October 15, 2010
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Rolling on Floor Laughing and Farting

Defined and used by the Vampire trading team, an eclectic group of forex traders led by the mysterious Dr Bob, who stay up all night staring at candlestick charts filled with lines and squiggles and dots that comprise trading strategies with nonsensical names such as big breakfast. Staying up all night watching currency pairs will cause some strange conversations and humor helps break the tension of trading in wildly changing markets.
DB: I just entered e/j on the 1 min light and I'm up 1 pip. Cmon, let's see one mor pip.
DJ: ROFLAF
roflaf by mspips January 25, 2008

roflamingo 

The hip version to say ROFL.
User1: I want to sniff Eva Mendez. User2: roflamingo
roflamingo by davieringo October 28, 2007

ROFLAMAO 

ROFLAMAO by Anonymous February 18, 2003

roflabic 

An acronym for "Rolling on floor laughing and biting into carpet". May also be conjoined with the acronym lmao to produce rofLMAOabic.
SEE: rodflmfao, rofl, lmao, lmfao, and roflmao.
That's hilarious, ROFLABIC
roflabic by Cameron "Schblade" December 3, 2003
A word derived from the popular internet acronym "ROFL" which stood for "Roll On Floor Laughing." ROFLY can also be used as verb. Mostly used by StarWaffle after reading something that he finds humorous.
lolwut? thats not how you eat a waffle, rofly.

pronounced raw-full-ee

ROFLY by StarWaffle December 17, 2008
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