Generic reply to Gen Z style thinking. The equivalent of "Wow, you're so horribly wrong, but I don't have the time or energy to repeatedly explain something to you that you're not going to listen to anyway".
ICE Guy: Tesla sucks, the panel gap is terrible, you're going to be be waiting a long time charging, and your auto pilot is going to put you into a wall...
You: Ok Vroomer but at least it isn't partnered up with Bud Light.
You: Ok Vroomer but at least it isn't partnered up with Bud Light.
by Slocus March 29, 2024
Get the Ok Vroomermug. Used to end a conversation that you are clearly over. Can use in any situation when clearly annoyed or do not have an answer to give back. Also can be used as a word filler.
by Dumblonde08080709 November 2, 2023
Get the So Okmug. 
A word that only weird 13-16 year old girls use and its impossible to reply back too unless you use the book emoji to tell them to increase there vocabulary and broaden there speach
by Collidrr November 28, 2022
Get the Ok?!?mug. by Naufalicious December 5, 2024
Get the OK, we removed that definition. Check back on the site tomorrow!mug. A Michael Jox is a joke about Michael J. Fox (celebrity) that makes fun of the fact that he has Parkinsons Disease, which causes someone to uncontrollably shake. Usually depicted with pictures.
Structure: Michael J. Fox+Obect=Something
Originated on 4chan's infamous /b/
Structure: Michael J. Fox+Obect=Something
Originated on 4chan's infamous /b/
Jake: "Michael J. Fox+Coca Cola=Frag Grenade"
"Michael J. Fox+Fan=Tornado"
"Michael J. Fox+Shake and Bake=Breaded Chicken"
"Michael J. Fox+Hand Crank Flashlight=Light Saber"
"Michael J. Fox+Operation=Graveyard"
Amir: Man those were some hysterical Michael J. Okes!
"Michael J. Fox+Fan=Tornado"
"Michael J. Fox+Shake and Bake=Breaded Chicken"
"Michael J. Fox+Hand Crank Flashlight=Light Saber"
"Michael J. Fox+Operation=Graveyard"
Amir: Man those were some hysterical Michael J. Okes!
by Waitzsauce May 21, 2009
Get the Michael J. Okesmug. A: Did you know that there is a Hilbert's Paradox of the Grand Hotel where there is an imaginary hotel with infinite rooms and never fully booked, and if someone booked the hotel, then all people have to shift to the next room, and if someone leaves the hotel, then all people have to shift into the previous rooms? I remember that it was featured in that Banach-Tarski Paradox video I have watched before
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by dgfhgfdcghghfgghhhgggghhhhhhhh July 15, 2021
Get the ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................okmug.