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very cool 

Used to acknowledge and approve of something. As opposed to 'cool' which may or may not clearly suggest approval.
Example 1 (using cool)
Person 1: I am going to become a giraffe.
Person 2. Cool.
This might come off as ironic or insincere.

Example 2 (same but using very cool)
Person 1: I am going to become a giraffe.
Person 2. Very cool.
This comes off as heartfelt and sincere.
very cool by 1Head August 8, 2019

very cool stuff 

1. An expression used when you think something is very cool
2. Drugs
3. A shitty website
1 "Bro thats some very cool stuff on your computer!"
2 "ay you got that very cool stuff nigga?
3. Dude 1: "verycoolstuff.net is a shitty website" Dude 2: "agreed"

A Very Cool Man 

A Very Cool Man or O' Holy Glorious Master is a person who is so awsome and cool he has this name, plus, he a an awsome pleasant called theo and is in TheRandomersism Religon
Whoa is that A Very Cool Man?

A Very Cool Dude 

The highest compliment someone who associated with your parents can give about you.
Johnny told Biff his nephew was a VERY cool dude.

very funny very cool 

Libtard Man: very funny very cool

Libtard Woman: very funny very cool

mm yes very cool 

what u say when ur ]slime] says something random
“did u know hear about that ligma outbreak?”
“mm yes very cool.” *followed by laughter usually by both parties if they both mutually understand that what was said was stupid and random*
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Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
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Plate of Brown 

A plate of brown consists of foods that have little to no nutritional value, and are typically deep fried. A true plate of brown will also be accompanied by a dark soda.
Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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Larpenomics

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