lolamander
lolamander by katlovr56684 March 14, 2011
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Lolimander
A small amphibious creature related to the salimander that is commonly found at the sight of a clever joke, a funny situation, or anywhere laughter can be found.
Lolimander by Dark Menace 77 May 13, 2011
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Average Lollander
Average Lollander is a 'meme' made by the micro celebrity called Seras. This meme is part of the reason the sentence my day be so fine, then boom, Seras was born. The meme incorporates a femboy version of jinx from league of legends, this comes from the fact that Lolland has Lol in it, aka league of legends. Over Jinx is the text "Average Loll lander" with bad grammar just to annoy you.
Lollander 1: what a great day today!
Lollander 2: Truly!
Seras: "Sends average Lollander image"
Lollander 1 & 2: SUKKEROE, KNUTHENBORG, JEG VE' IK' DE'
Lollander 2: Truly!
Seras: "Sends average Lollander image"
Lollander 1 & 2: SUKKEROE, KNUTHENBORG, JEG VE' IK' DE'
Average Lollander by LevB3 March 5, 2022
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