"LAO" can be claimed to be an elite group or club as a prank to write it on someone's hand with the most permanenet marker you can find. When written at a slant going left to right and downward, connecting the letters, and viewed upside down, it makes the form of a stick figure masturbating. Good laugh!
by ZAKtheGeek March 24, 2005
Talia: Man are you an LAO?!
Leo: You know it, I'm so horny.
Ripley: Ugh today was so boring, i just LAOed all day
Helena: Ew too much info...
Leo: You know it, I'm so horny.
Ripley: Ugh today was so boring, i just LAOed all day
Helena: Ew too much info...
by The Banana Crew April 20, 2005
If you put these letters together at an angle and turn them upside down it looks like a guy jacking off
by MoNsTrOuS CoOkIe February 16, 2011
LAO is a group of letters when put together right can be turned upside down to make a picture of a stick figure jackin' off. LAO is also a small gang. LAO is not actually a word, some people like to use it as a term for jacking off, but they suck anyway so screw them!
Johnny writes LAO on all his papers and his teachers called his parents to see if he has any emotional problems.
by banana crew blows April 24, 2005
Small landlocked country in Southeast Asia.
A poor country that was ruled by a corrupt communist government.
Many people came from Laos to America for refuge...hooray.
Commonly confused for Chinese or Japanese people.
A poor country that was ruled by a corrupt communist government.
Many people came from Laos to America for refuge...hooray.
Commonly confused for Chinese or Japanese people.
"So are you Chinese or Japanese?"
"I'm from Laos, stupid, a small landlocked country in Southeast Asia."
"So...are you Chinese or Japanese?"
"I'm from Laos, stupid, a small landlocked country in Southeast Asia."
"So...are you Chinese or Japanese?"
by J3rr0d August 11, 2005
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A country in southeast asia from which good things come. Along with Thailand and Myranmar form the Golden Triangle. Locals never pronounce the "s" in Laos.
We were on the watch for bandits in Laos.
by Spavard July 14, 2005