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i smlol
smlol by smlol June 5, 2009
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shitting my pants laughing on the floor; a replacement of the growing obsoletness of texting terms such as haha, lol, and rofl
"when adam jizzed in his pants when our math teacher mrs. walker came into the room, i was smplof"

" when sarah's clothes got all wet and i could see her bare essentials, i was smplof"
smplof by John Walkerson January 25, 2009
Seriously Physical lol. lol is often used as a expression without really meaning it. splol is used when you' re seriously laughing (physically), and actually meaning it.
Splol by splolly March 6, 2011
suck my penis oh lover
or
slashing my pants of laughter
bev: i did yo momma last night
nick: SMPOL
SMPOL by bev, nick and fin August 21, 2008
shitting my pants out loud
i just saw a penis for the first time. smpol.
SMPOL by myshewolfiscomingout August 24, 2010
In text, this acronym fusion is used to say "shaking my head" (smh) and "laugh out loud" (lol) simultaneously with one word.
Ryder: "Hey sweet pea, want some iced tea? Hah, look at that. I just rhymed."
Willa: "smlol sure, I'll have some."
smlol by GANDALF13 July 8, 2022
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