The shortest possible abbreviation of "Cool stroy bro."
"Cool story bro" itself is said to someone when they say something which is often boring or unrelated to the topic of conversation.
Distaste and disinterest in the topic is implied through the sarcastic remark, "cool story bro". Of course, the story was not cool - that is the point.
"Cool story bro" was changed to "Brool story co" in order to add slightly more variety to an over-used phrase. This became contracted to simply "brool".
"Cool story bro" itself is said to someone when they say something which is often boring or unrelated to the topic of conversation.
Distaste and disinterest in the topic is implied through the sarcastic remark, "cool story bro". Of course, the story was not cool - that is the point.
"Cool story bro" was changed to "Brool story co" in order to add slightly more variety to an over-used phrase. This became contracted to simply "brool".
John: "did you see the match yesterday? What a goal!"
Tom: "nah, saw the highlights though - keeper looked awful."
James: "i like cats"
Either Tom or John: "brool".
The initial conversation then resumes.
Tom: "nah, saw the highlights though - keeper looked awful."
James: "i like cats"
Either Tom or John: "brool".
The initial conversation then resumes.
by jarry999 February 1, 2012
The cum that "drools" out of a typically gay man's anus after anal sex. The term brool is commonly exchanged with the word "creampie". While the first origins of this word is unknown, the word itself is a combination between the words "boy" and "drool". Note the similarities between the female version of this term, "grool"
After that hunk railed me last night I had so much brool coming out all night!
I'm still brooling for his cock!
I'm still brooling for his cock!
by SoupySoups June 15, 2022
The word "Brool" is, initially a synonym for the words "chill" or "Relax" ( see Ex: 1 )
However, the word may also be used to replace any verb or given the right context ( running = brooling, relaxed=brooled, fighting = brooling ) (see Ex: 2)
However, the word may also be used to replace any verb or given the right context ( running = brooling, relaxed=brooled, fighting = brooling ) (see Ex: 2)
Ex1: "Hey david what's up man,"
" Nothing much, just brooling out."
or
" Brool out bro you'll get a victory royale next time"
Ex2: " David there's a crazy party downtown get over here."
" KK im brooling fast as fuck yo"
or
" Yo let's get this victory royale im looted to the max"
" Ya same bro im so brooled out right now.
" Nothing much, just brooling out."
or
" Brool out bro you'll get a victory royale next time"
Ex2: " David there's a crazy party downtown get over here."
" KK im brooling fast as fuck yo"
or
" Yo let's get this victory royale im looted to the max"
" Ya same bro im so brooled out right now.
by Brooled out Bobby February 13, 2018
by Coolish ;) July 1, 2009
by Anonymoustache October 2, 2005
The Brool Story Company is the group of people who often tell stories that facilitate the response, "Cool story, bro."
Hey, did you notice how Bob is an obvious member of the Brool Story Co? He always tells the most pointless stories!
by Player1146 August 19, 2010