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Real World Laugh Out Loud.

For when lol isn't real enough.
That cat picture made me rwlol
rwlol by therealawesomesaurus July 23, 2012
Urban Dictionary Merch
ralol (really am laughing out loud): verb; in the family of internet abbreviations; to perceieve a statement or action as extremely and hilarious while on a technological device that sends messages, texts, e-mail, statuses, SMS, ect., and wanting to express your emotions without wanting to sound like a generic 21st century internet lingo obsessed person; one writes ralol to express that they are in fact in the process of acting sounds of laughter; similarly one can also write RALOL in a capiltalized format in order to show that they are laugher even louder and harder than their usual expression of mirth.
Lindsay: My first pep rally as a high school freshman I tripped down the stairs on the bleachers.

Rachel: RALOL omg omg hahaha
Related Words
rwlol rlol relol ralol ralololuh Relolver RFLOL rolol rololdo rolololol
v. The act of remembering something funny from a previous time and laughing about it again.
Friend 1: Dude remember that movie last night?
Friend 2: Relol!

or

I just relolled thinking about that movie last night.
relol by LL Cool Tay September 21, 2009
The word 'LOL' doesn't have meaning anymore. Some people use to to imply they find something humorous, some people use it when they have nothing to say. This has taken away the meaning from the abbreviation, and therefore we need a word to signify that we are actually laughing in real life, and aren't saying it because we have nothing to say! RL means real life. LOL means laughing out loud. although you can replace the lol with whatever abbreviation you like. RLROFL, RLhehe, RLmuahaha, RLPMSL.
Puppy: -says something hilarious-
Furby: RLLOL.
RLLOL by PuppyIMVU July 29, 2011
Acronym for "Rolling on the floor laughing out loud". Used in chat rooms and instant messaging
RFLOL... that's funny...
RFLOL by Chuck February 6, 2003
Really Laughing Out Loud.
A term used in online communication methods to emphasize that they are truly laughing out loud.
Bob54 says: Why did the chicken cross the road?
Bob54 says: To get to the other side!
Asym3 says: RLOL!
RLOL by Wincrest December 12, 2006
Website, Runners World On Line. Website for people to add comments about a variety of topics, such as training, running equipment and locations, and General Nutrition, among others.

A major part of the site is the world famous "General Discussion" area, where comments, complaints, and anecdotes can be shared about such things as Music, Rants and Raves, and the always edgy Letters and Opinions.

Within the pages or the L&O (as it's known among the regulars and trolls alike) are archived the arguments and discussions between some of the world's brightest minds on such topics as religion, politics, body functions, and what celebrities are hot and not.
RWOL L&O, "Up your Karma points Bizatches"

RWOL L&O, "Pretty girls need to be banned from my running route"
RWOL by anotherbrickinthewall April 4, 2008
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hey let's get a drink of that?

go ahead
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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