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Dang Bro 

Noun: Someone who's incredibly ridiculous actions lead you to say, "Dang Bro!"

Adj: Something that is "legit" or awesome in a bad ass and shockingly offensive sort of way.
Noun- Mike is such a Dang Bro... I can't believe he shit in that trash can at Taco Bell.

Adj: That was quite the Dang Bro maneuver Adam just posted. (After he just passed 5 cars on the shoulder illegally.)
Dang Bro by Crazycam31 March 11, 2009
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Dang Bros 

Men who live in Denver, but leave the city every single weekend during the winter months to snowboard or participate in other manly activities in the mountains. Most dang bros have 9-5 jobs during the week, but flee for the mountains on the weekends to add value their manhood. During the summer months, dang bros can often be found in the mountains camping, hiking 14’ers, slaying wild animals and being manly. This dang bro behavior leads to slim pickings for the women of Denver during weekends, belittling the value of ‘Menver.’
I have a crush on this dang bro I met last week becasue he is sexy AND manly.

Dang bros for life!

I want to date a dang bro because then I can act single on the weekend.

I want to become a dang bro because chicks will dig me.
Dang Bros by Urly April 10, 2009
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