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hell to the fuck yeah 

even stronger than hells yeah. exponentially stronger. it might be the strongest phrase possible including both the words hell and yeah.
person 1: do you wanna get some mac and cheese later?
person 2: HELL TO THE FUCK YEAH
person 1: wow, i didn't realize you liked mac and cheese so much.
hell to the fuck yeah by JROMZ February 7, 2008

Hell Yeah, Fuck Yeah 

The ultimate way to agree with someone having said "Fuck yeah" in a conversation. Simply saying "Hell Yeah" to their previously stated "Fuck Yeah."
Dude at gas pump #1: "Damn, the Rangers are kicking some ass this year"
Dude at gas pump #2: "FUCK YEAH"
Dude at gas pump #3: "HELL YEAH, FUCK YEAH"

Fuck The Hell Yeah 

A new phrase created on February 6th, 2007 on the campus of William and Mary by a certain "Drinking Rob" in order to fill the void of terminology to express both the satisfaction and pure, ecstatic joy alluded to in the phrase.

In general, "Fuck the Hell Yeah" is self explanitory. However, it contains properties lacking in other vulgar obscenities. People of all races, backgrounds, orientations, shapes, and sizes are allowed and encouraged to utilize this phrase. Here are some examples to aid the public in using this phrase.
"We just won the big game" --"Fuck the Hell Yeah!"

"I just found $20" --"Fuck the Hell Yeah!"
Fuck The Hell Yeah by J Blizz December 13, 2008

HELLFUCKYEAH! 

The highest exclamation of agreement and joy.
"Shall we get wasted and go gash-dabbling tonight?"

"Hellfuckyeah!"
HELLFUCKYEAH! by WOLFGANGYEAH? July 15, 2009
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