It's when a solana maxi watches the new Algorand commercial and has a visceral reaction followed by a diarrhea of words
Solana maxi: why are you so delusional and obsessed with solana? How dare you shit on superior chains that have billions in tvl
Algofam: cope harder
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Solana maxi: instant finality isn't a thing. study physics
Algofam: cope harder
Solana maxi: *shows algorand price chart*
Algofam: the chart has nothing to do with real world adoption. cope
Algofam: cope harder
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Solana maxi: instant finality isn't a thing. study physics
Algofam: cope harder
Solana maxi: *shows algorand price chart*
Algofam: the chart has nothing to do with real world adoption. cope
by random algo May 25, 2024
Get the cope mug.Julian David Cope (born 21 October 1957) is an English musician, writer, antiquarian, social activist and cosmic shaman, best known as the lead singer of the Liverpool post-punk/neo-psychedelic band The Teardrop Explodes. He likes obscure psychedelic bands, comics, hallucinogens, neolithic culture, heathenism, swimming with dolphins, bananas, Helen Mirren, toy cars, Barbies and his wife Dorian. He dislikes bigotry, rudeness and being called whimsical. He believes himself to be hatable but is in fact one of the most loveable musicians due to his honesty, thoughtfulness and endearing weirdness.
Person A: I love Julian Cope! His music is so joyful and melancholy at the same time. He describes some of the most complex states of the human mind with such ease, honesty and vulnerability. Nobody, to my knowledge, has captured that feeling of simultaneous peacefulness, yearning and isolation quite so well in their music. He is truly special to me. His political songs are also worth mentioning, as is his authenticity and complete dedication to the things he loves, and his hair.
Person B: Julian Cope? Isn't that the guy who posed for an album cover wearing nothing but a giant tortoise shell?
Person A: Yeah...
Person B: Julian Cope? Isn't that the guy who posed for an album cover wearing nothing but a giant tortoise shell?
Person A: Yeah...
by purrrrrrrrr February 20, 2024
Get the Julian Cope mug.(Noun) A person who exhibits a high level of creativity and skill in employing various coping mechanisms to deal with stress, disappointment, or difficult situations. Unlike the average individual who might turn to standard coping strategies, a cope artist blends reality with a touch of denial or exaggeration, almost elevating the act of coping to an art form. This person might use humor, elaborate rationalizations, or an intricate web of half-truths not just to shield themselves from discomfort, but in a way that can sometimes seem impressive or even entertaining to others.
After getting laid off, Jamie turned into a real cope artist, spinning the situation with so much positivity and elaborate plans for the future that you'd almost forget the gravity of it all.
by anonymous March 13, 2024
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Suffering from extreme prompt cope, Eddy deliberately inserted yet another typo (biiig bbooobbs) into the prompt on Midjourney, hoping to outsmart the moderator and generate NSFW images. His journey proved futile and his account was soon frozen by the moderator.
by anonymous October 17, 2025
Get the prompt cope mug.Literally the opposite of what some people mean when they use this word, to cope is to deal effectively, without exerting undue effort, with a situation that would likely be a challenge for less skillful individuals.
Jack: He seems ok on the surface, but underneath he's full of cope.
Jill: That word doesn't mean what you seem to think it means. For one thing, it's a verb.
Jack: Cope! Seethe! Mald!
Jill: Nah, dude, don't flatter yourself. I really don't care. But you could do yourself a favor by learning to cope—with the English language.
Jill: That word doesn't mean what you seem to think it means. For one thing, it's a verb.
Jack: Cope! Seethe! Mald!
Jill: Nah, dude, don't flatter yourself. I really don't care. But you could do yourself a favor by learning to cope—with the English language.
by Doubleghost December 5, 2025
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