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A big headed ass boy, big face lookin’ ass boy. Vershon’s are stubborn and only named this because they parents couldn’t think of anything else but to merge their names. Vershon’s are usually above 300lbs lookin ass boys and have giant sized features. They are very slow for the most part but very funny and insightful. They either play football or basketball, no in between. Vershon’s are big nerds and can come off scary looking because they’re extra large humans. Once you get to know them, they are actually big babies and like to cuddle.
That boy Vershon can do no wrong and everything wrong at the same damn time.
Vershon by Share.care.bear November 24, 2021
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simp (kibbe version) 

Simp (Kibbewater version) is a guy willing to donate a lot of money to pokimane
pokimane (or asian kbob): *exist*
kibbewater: hi take wallet im so simp (kibbe version)
simp (kibbe version) by sissyBussy November 14, 2020
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Wal-Mart Version 

Term used to describe an uglier doppelgänger.
Kayla: I'm tired of being mistaken for Snooki!
Mike: If it's any consolation, she's the Wal-Mart version of you...

Rose Art Version 

A cheaper, poor-quality copy of something better or more famous.

The term stems from the fact that, in grade school, most kids would have the pricier, top-quality Crayola Crayons, while the unfortunate few students would be stuck with the cheaper, crappy Rose Art Crayons which nobody wanted.
Hostess snacks are the Rose Art Version of Little Debbie snacks.

Gary Busey is the Rose Art Version of Nick Nolte.

(acoustic version) 

Absolute soul-wrenching heartbreak from which there is no recovery.
All aboard the lolnope train to fuckthatville (acoustic version).
(acoustic version) by lavie-boheme September 28, 2012

Version excursion 

In IT when management cannot get anything done because they are unable to decide between the current version of software, and the promised "next version".
Mike wasted 3 days on a version excursion, while the rest of us played Online Bingo
Version excursion by Luc May 12, 2004

Taylor's Version

It has variety of meanings, but it is also used as a mark of being a Swiftie on The Internet. Taylor Swift herself said it means that it is owned by Taylor Swift. It is kind of an inside joke that isn't one actually.
*an instagram bio*: Y/n (Taylor's Version)
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