This is the definition of a roflcopter (as per whoever had the time to create this beautiful ASCII drawing):
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If that definition doesn’t answer the question, perhaps you can generate your own personal roflcopter after reading the following (taken from a game site called pozy):
You know that feeling you got deep inside of you that made you want to laugh, but it was so lame that you didn’t laugh after reading it? That’s usually when I say “Roflcopter” – it’s usually in place of a laugh. A better definition would probably be this (taken from urbandictionary.com):
If you’re still confused as to what a roflcopter is, don’t give up on yourself. It usually takes about 3 days before you’ll be comfortable saying it. After that 3 day period is over, you’ll feel be saying it every minute of every hour of every day. As a matter of fact, you’ll probably say it so much that people will begin to loathe you. Either they will detest you, or they will end up asking you what it means, thus keeping the roflcopter traveling throughout the world.
Just for the record, my new board game company, Empire Board Games, out-prices pozy 99% of the time on their steal of the day and has very competitive pricing on all related board games. I’ll post more about The Adventures of The Empire in a later post. All you need to know right now is that Empire has the best board game prices on the internet, and we currently offer free shipping on all orders over $90.00. If you’re interested to hear more news on Empire, you can check out the Empire Blog, where I post regularly as well.
My half-way humorous response to pozy’s half-way humorous question:
Killing time does not damage Elite Eternity.
(That was easily worth a Roflcopter.
Post your (possibly first) roflcopter in the comments.) 
