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Similar to lol and rofl in its usage, lmao is used to express lulz. The main difference being that you have to use four different keys on your keyboard, compared to only two with lol. For this reason lazy bastards use lol more, and rarely ever use "ROFLMAOAY," which is only ever used by fucktards.

IRL

Another alternative includes adding an "f" to make "LMFAO." The "f" stands for "fucking" (laughing my fucking ass off) to add more "lulz".

Who is the winnar?

 
omg it's teh lolz0rds
 
LMAO!

Lmao isn't as good as lol[1], but can defeat the almighty lulz[2]. However, lmao suffers a considerable loss to cheese[3]. Anyone who doubts the omniscient knowledge of Google Fight is obviously a fucktard.

Usage Examples

Other Uses

LMFAO, A Very Shitty Band from Hollywood.

LMAO Drama

J/k, there is no drama resulting from "LMAO" because only idiots use it when discussing pointless crap.

See also


 
 
Lmao is part of a series on acronyms

[BRB LOLWTFBBQ]

Internets Lingo

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Other Lingo

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Internet Places/Group

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Moar Internet Shit

BBQGNUGPG4WinMTPMMORPGP2PPGPROR

IRL Acronyms

BBSBCEBDICGNWTITT TechJFKNORPPBYOLO

Bad Acronyms

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