LMAOP
LMAOP by i'll be your genie September 24, 2009
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lmaop
laughing my ass off pooping
or
laughing my ass of pissing
basically laughing so hard you soil yourself
or
laughing my ass of pissing
basically laughing so hard you soil yourself
lmaop by UM North Quad July 11, 2011
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lmaop
An Internet comunity acronym for
Laughing my arse off permenantly.
Derived from lmao. It started as a spelling mistake (adding a P) and was added thenceforth.
Laughing my arse off permenantly.
Derived from lmao. It started as a spelling mistake (adding a P) and was added thenceforth.
lmao
stands for 'laugh my ass off', but when you type it out, you're really just staring at your phone/ computer screenn with no emotion.
lmao by this byotch righ there January 10, 2021
ayy lmao
A common phrase spoken by extra terrestrials, the only phrase that does or ever will matter and could mean anything.
ayy lmao by keaganslover February 8, 2014
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