Simon Fraser, 11th Lord Lovat (c. 1667 - 9 April 1747) was executed at the Tower Of London for treason. Immediately prior to the axe falling, the scaffolding erected to hold the watching spectators collapsed. Simon thought this so funny he laughed uncontrollably until the executioners axe fell. Hence the expression, laughing your head off
To laugh a lot - the image is pretty self-explanatory.
Laughing my damn a** off LMDAO is an acronym that could stand for Laughing My Damn A** Off or Laughing My Dumb A** Off. It is similar to the popular Internet acronym, or web speak, LMAO which stands for Laughing My A** Off. Other variations and related acronyms are LOL, Laughing Out Load and ROFLMAO, which means Rolling On The Floor Laughing My A** Off.
LMAO = Laughing My Ass Off LMFAO = Laughing My F***ing Ass Off
One means laughing my f***ing a*** off and the other just means laughing my a*** off.
"Laughing my ass off."
lmho-laughing my head off
It means laughing my head or laughing my head off
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A Man Laughing His Head Off
It means laughing my head off
laughing your head off.
To laugh a lot - the image is pretty self-explanatory.
That head was used on the 305 engines from 1987 to 1991. NOTHING SPECIAL about that head at all.
"Lmao" is an acronym for "laugh(ing) my ass off."
The acronym LMAO is 'Laughing My Ass Off', but sometimes people will substitute it with LMBO for 'Laughing My Butt Off', making it sound less offensive. It's abbreviation in a text message