ROFFL
Roll on f*king floor laughing
It is a typo for ROFL. This is used when you are giving the expression, ROFL but much greater.
It is a typo for ROFL. This is used when you are giving the expression, ROFL but much greater.
Ha-ha! Rofl! That is so damn funny! Rofl! Lol.
ROFFL
Rolling On the Floor fucking Loudly.
To be used between parties who are each aware of the meaning. In the case that someone sees you using it, you may claim its a typo on wordROFL/word.
To be used between parties who are each aware of the meaning. In the case that someone sees you using it, you may claim its a typo on wordROFL/word.
How about a ROFFL tomorrow?
ROFFL
Roll On Fucking Floor Laughing. ROFL but with sarcasm or those with Tourette's
Bill: A policeman beat me up because I have Tourette's
Todd: LOL
Bill: ROFFL
Todd: LOL
Bill: ROFFL
roffle
This word originated from the abreviation :
ROFL = Roll On Floor Laughing.
Which is a term widely used in internet chatrooms and instant messaging software.
Roffle evolved due to people readling ROFL like a normal word rather than spelling out each letter as R. O. F. L.
Roffle is therefore the casual friendly way to say ROFL and can be used as a verb in its own right:
ROFL = Roll On Floor Laughing.
Which is a term widely used in internet chatrooms and instant messaging software.
Roffle evolved due to people readling ROFL like a normal word rather than spelling out each letter as R. O. F. L.
Roffle is therefore the casual friendly way to say ROFL and can be used as a verb in its own right:
Fluffy: I roffled for about ten minutes!
Nutty: Roffle
Nutty: Roffle
roffles
what l33t hax0rs eat for breakfast.
leggo my eggo, n00b!!!11 those are MY roffles!!!11
ROFFLES
laughing, like lol
its the extended form of
rofl
its the extended form of
rofl
roffles, thats funny
roffle
Verb.
Derived from the term rofl.
Derived from the term rofl.
Person1: OMFAG EL OH EL I AM ROFFLING SOO MUCH RIGHT NOW !!1
Person2: Watafa? Stuff you.
Person1: Roffle roffle! Lamayo!
Person2: Watafa? Stuff you.
Person1: Roffle roffle! Lamayo!