Used to acknowledge and approve of something. As opposed to 'cool' which may or may not clearly suggest approval.
Example 1 (using cool)
Person 1: I am going to become a giraffe.
Person 2. Cool.
This might come off as ironic or insincere.
Example 2 (same but using very cool)
Person 1: I am going to become a giraffe.
Person 2. Very cool.
This comes off as heartfelt and sincere.
Person 1: I am going to become a giraffe.
Person 2. Cool.
This might come off as ironic or insincere.
Example 2 (same but using very cool)
Person 1: I am going to become a giraffe.
Person 2. Very cool.
This comes off as heartfelt and sincere.
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Person 2: Don't listen to Jan she's just an armchair doctor. She has a degree in Liberal Arts.
Person 2: Don't listen to Jan she's just an armchair doctor. She has a degree in Liberal Arts.
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1. a party or gathering usually where drinking is involved
2. a semi sarcastic response, describing an activity, perhaps fun but ultimately pointless, a fuck around, a waste of time, or someone who is a joker who has done something humorous foolish, not necessarily with a negative connation
3. describing a non-peer such as a parent, teacher or boss who is fun and lighthearted and can take a joke and makes jokes themselves even though they are in a position where they are usually expected to be strict or serious
1. a party or gathering usually where drinking is involved
2. a semi sarcastic response, describing an activity, perhaps fun but ultimately pointless, a fuck around, a waste of time, or someone who is a joker who has done something humorous foolish, not necessarily with a negative connation
3. describing a non-peer such as a parent, teacher or boss who is fun and lighthearted and can take a joke and makes jokes themselves even though they are in a position where they are usually expected to be strict or serious
1. G Up tonight at John's
2.
How was the meeting?
It was a G Up. No-one came and we ended up just drawing shit on the white board and leaving.
Missy drank herself blind last night.
G-Up
The assignment is due next week and the teacher hasn't even told us what it is
Such a G Up
John kicked the ball over the fence again.
What a G Up.
3. Miss J is a G Up
John's mum is a G Up
2.
How was the meeting?
It was a G Up. No-one came and we ended up just drawing shit on the white board and leaving.
Missy drank herself blind last night.
G-Up
The assignment is due next week and the teacher hasn't even told us what it is
Such a G Up
John kicked the ball over the fence again.
What a G Up.
3. Miss J is a G Up
John's mum is a G Up
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