Comentario de 172012 Finally got this, man it was a lot a of farming. As of May 2nd, 2012, over 140 ROFLcopter YTMNDs have been created. flying aroung on mine I yell out my macro 'AHHH ROFLCOPTER SOI SOI SOI SOI SOI' ahhh soo classic it was so worth it. On July 8th, 2006, user Chyort uploaded the RoflCopter Takeoff Final YTMND, which is the most viewed ROFLCopter YTMND page with more than 190,000 views in less than six years. Since its upload, the page has been viewed over 16,500 times. On May 1st, 2004, an ASCII animation titled “ROFL COPTER ROFL!!!” was created by user xenoshockwave on the GIF-sharing site YTMND. On March 17th, 2012, Redditor occupyfacebook submitted a post titled "ROFLcopter", which included a photo of a woman with a helicopter hairstyle (shown right). On March 14th, 2010, an animated GIF of a failed flying machine with the caption "ROFLcopter" was uploaded to the Internet humor site FunnyJunk (shown left). On September 2nd, 2009, YouTuber charlestrippy posted a video titled "ROFLCopter" featuring a remote-controlled helicopter with the note "ROFL" attached to it (shown right). If you hear SOI SOI SOI, you better RUN RUN RUN cause the ROFLCOPTER ASCII army is coming for you THE ORIGINAL ROFLCOPTER. On August 4th, 2008, a video titled "ROFLcopter: The Movie" was uploaded to the Dailymotion, which featured two teenager boys being attacked by a laughing helicopter (shown left). On May 6th, 2007, YouTube netprince uploaded a video of the ASCII GIF to YouTube titled "Roflcopter", which accumulated over 800,000 views in less than five years.
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On July 10th, 2006, a post was submitted to the Flash developer forums Flash Kit titled "My roflcopter goes soi soi soi soi" by user Genesis F5, which included instructions on how to make the Windows Narrator text-to-speech software mimic the sound of a helicopter by typing the phrase "my roflcopter goes soi soi soi soi soi soi soi." In September of 2005, a ROFLcopter flash game was released, in which the player could control an ASCII ROFLcopter to shoot down enemies on screen. On March 30th, 2004, the single-serving site was registered, which featured an animated GIF of an ASCII helicopter with the abbreviations "ROFL" and "LOL" as blades. On January 11th, 2004, the earliest known use of the term was posted by user SteniS in a thread on the Inc Gamers Warcraft III forum about strategies against various Warcraft III units.Ī Wikipedia entry for "Roflcopter" by user Grue claims that the term originated on the flash website Newgrounds, but does not provide a citation as evidence. OriginĪccording to an Urban Dictionary submission by user Brother Laz, the word "ROFLcopter" originated in a web forum for the online strategy game Warcraft III as a slang term for the gyrocopter flying machine unit, which were often mass produced by players for trolling purposes. Like the slang term Lollerskates, ROFLcopter inspired a GIF animation of an ASCII helicopter with spinning "ROFL" blades. ROFLcopter is an Internet slang term used as a superlative of the abbreviation ROFL ("rolling on the floor laughing"). sleep ( 0.Ascii, animated gif, rofl, acronym, initialism NORMAL BACK = 0 SUBCOUNT = 0 frame = True def InitAll (): print " \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n " InitAll () while ( True ): time. """ pos = lambda y, x : ' \x1b BACKS = STYLES = FORE = 0 STYLE = Style. system () is 'Windows' ): init ( autoreset = True ) copter = """ # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- import time import os import colorama from colorama import init, Fore, Back, Style from random import choice from random import randint import platform if ( platform.
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