loler coaster
The Funniest roller coaster out there, that jsut so happens to be so funny that you must combine the words rollercoaster and lol to get the meaning across
loler coaster by The_JeFF October 16, 2006
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lolercoaster
A joke which in which the humor is thought to cease/die down when in actual fact continues to be funny. As if the joke is on a roller coaster going round for a second time.
loler meaning: laugh out loud er
Commonly used in the 'geek' community.
loler meaning: laugh out loud er
Commonly used in the 'geek' community.
lolercoaster: None. Only in context of a Joke. Can apply to most humorous situations if it fits the criterion of the definition.
lolercoaster by Lord Edward Carr August 4, 2009
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lollercoaster
An alteration of "LOL" used when someone does something that takes you on a humorous journey of fun and whimsy, ie, tells you a funny story.
lollercoaster by Enigma March 12, 2003
lolercoaster
1: Another, more interesting way to write 'laugh out loud' on the internet.
2: To stumble in a goofy manner through an action.
2: To stumble in a goofy manner through an action.
1: QTSuMmErGrL4U: he is so ugly
Babyboi06: your MOM is ugly!
QTSuMmErGrL4U: lolercoaster!
2: "Jeremy totally wasn't ready for his speech. He got up to the podium and lolercoastered through it."
Babyboi06: your MOM is ugly!
QTSuMmErGrL4U: lolercoaster!
2: "Jeremy totally wasn't ready for his speech. He got up to the podium and lolercoastered through it."
lolercoaster by Mitch D September 16, 2005
lollercoaster
lollercoaster by muldoonaz March 10, 2004
lollercoaster
Overly funny; something humorus said that takes you on a laugh-your-ass-off thrill ride. Or what only sounds clever, and your just laughing because you have no clue as to what is going on.
Amy: "...And like then, my girlfriend says, 'Like sure, but ice cream melts faster!' And it was all, like, TOTAALY FUNNAY!"
Gretchin: "Uh....Oh. LOLLERCOASTER!"
Gretchin: "Uh....Oh. LOLLERCOASTER!"
lollercoaster by Phatal October 10, 2003
lollercoaster
1. A rollercoaster made out of lols. Commonly misspelled as lolercoaster.
2. An up and down lol series of related events; the most famous springing it's own name; the Lollercaust.
2. An up and down lol series of related events; the most famous springing it's own name; the Lollercaust.
lollercoaster by manigordo April 27, 2008
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