hilaritory
She was absolutely hilaritory.
hilaritory by Kermos September 11, 2016
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Conditional Hilarity Syndrome
Where, if you hate someone, nothing they say will be funny to you, no matter how funny it actually is. Additionally, when you like someone, every little thing they say is funny no matter how stupid it actually is.
James- Hey guys look! (makes unfunny face)
Hilary- Hahaha! James you're so funny!
Hank- Man Hilary must really have Conditional Hilarity Syndrome because that was the least funny thing anyone has ever done on planet earth.
Hilary- Hahaha! James you're so funny!
Hank- Man Hilary must really have Conditional Hilarity Syndrome because that was the least funny thing anyone has ever done on planet earth.
Conditional Hilarity Syndrome by Sleet October 5, 2009
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Hilarity Ensues
From the days of newspaper TV Guides that would write two sentence synopses (loglines) of a television show. Sometimes these summaries wouldn't sound comedic on the surface, so "hilarity ensues" was used to ensure the audience understood it was a premise for a comedy.
Hilarity Ensues by flobo November 13, 2010
Oh the Hilarity
A statement used like LOL, being 100% overused in most blogTV rooms, especially lovemedeadx3's, you go in there and you will see that flooded like crazy.
Simply means, oh haha, thats funny.
The damn girl on the camera says it yet doesn't crack a smile. So basically means, lol, which is a filler word for "i dont really give a shit but hah okay."
Simply means, oh haha, thats funny.
The damn girl on the camera says it yet doesn't crack a smile. So basically means, lol, which is a filler word for "i dont really give a shit but hah okay."
Person1: Hey I took a dump on the teachers desk in 3rd hour as she taught the class.
Person2: Oh the hilarity.
Person2: Oh the hilarity.
Oh the Hilarity by XDHatesThisWord April 1, 2010
oh the hilarity
oh the hilarity by FUX PRO April 1, 2010
Oh the hilarity
Originally used as a blogTV.com April Fool's prank when the company replaced the overused acronym, LOL, with the line "Oh the hilarity". The line caught the attention of the chatters and is now commonly used as a variation of lol, rofl, lmao, etc.
Chatters: "Why does everyone keep saying 'Oh the hilarity'?"
blogTV: "Oh the hilarity, you people are so naive..."
blogTV: "Oh the hilarity, you people are so naive..."
Oh the hilarity by Shira79 April 1, 2010
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