Roflcopter:
Spinning around shooting in all directions while hoping something hits, but not landing a single bullet in the end and usually being shot in the head in the process.
Roflburn:
Spewing a series of insults at someone hoping one of them was at least slightly clever all while knowing you just set yourself up to be taken down with a big burn.
Spinning around shooting in all directions while hoping something hits, but not landing a single bullet in the end and usually being shot in the head in the process.
Roflburn:
Spewing a series of insults at someone hoping one of them was at least slightly clever all while knowing you just set yourself up to be taken down with a big burn.
Guy #1: "Your mom"
Guy #2: "turn on the light and take a closer look, that's your mom"
Guy #1: "I dont know...My mom is fat, but damn. The lady next to me is a whale... Must be related to you"
Guy #2: "that's my german exchange student. i sent her over to thank you for the head your grandma was giving me last night"
Guy #1: "My grandma was giving you head. I didn't know you were gay because my grandmothers really a guy. And then afterward she complained about the BJ, saying that she needed a magnifying glass to even know she was sucking on anything."
Guy #2: "Nice roflburn, n00b"
Guy #2: "turn on the light and take a closer look, that's your mom"
Guy #1: "I dont know...My mom is fat, but damn. The lady next to me is a whale... Must be related to you"
Guy #2: "that's my german exchange student. i sent her over to thank you for the head your grandma was giving me last night"
Guy #1: "My grandma was giving you head. I didn't know you were gay because my grandmothers really a guy. And then afterward she complained about the BJ, saying that she needed a magnifying glass to even know she was sucking on anything."
Guy #2: "Nice roflburn, n00b"
by Bmathers21 June 19, 2009
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Rolfburg is used to describe a comical, outrageous or an ironic location hence Rofl is within the word. It can also be used in a substitution with other words to describe a place.
"Have you been to Australia? Its a right Roflburg"
"Did you see traffic? It was like driving through Roflburg"
"Did you see traffic? It was like driving through Roflburg"
by brucevonroflburg October 18, 2009
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