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Yeah for sure 

The perfect response for any sort of shit talking directed towards you. Opposite from the traditional dictionary definition which confirms something. When said back to the person, it means that, the statement is completely false, you don't agree, or you flat out don't give a shit about the statement. Can be used as a response in any situation, as long as it's sarcastic.
"Hey johnny i heard you like to touch little boys"
"Yeah for sure, bro"
Yeah for sure by Gonzilla March 7, 2013

oh yeah man for sure 

a phrase you say when you are not interested at all in what a person is saying to you but you want to make it seem like you're listening
Person 1: "dude isn't (some random bullshit) crazy?!"
Person 2: "oh yeah man for sure"
oh yeah man for sure by Owkfnrow October 23, 2019

Yeah no, for sure 

Midwest slang that means “100% definitely, why wouldn’t I?” In contrast to the Midwest “yeah no” which just means no.
“Hey bud wanna go get some beers and play cornhole later?”
“Yeah no, for sure!”
Yeah no, for sure by Midwestyeahno November 12, 2020

yeah, no, for sure. 

Interj.
(Toronto-Slang)
1. Affirmative; Yes.

2. I agreed with you from the start of that last sentence.
"These evil robots are really getting on my nerves lately."
"Oh, yeah, no, for sure. They've taken it too far with the probes."
yeah, no, for sure. by floppsy April 27, 2021

and dude i talked to kenny last night for 4 hours you so love him now he's just my best friend yeah sure

and dude i talked to kenny last night for 4 hours you so love him now he's just my best friend yeah sure
and dude i talked to kenny last night for 4 hours you so love him now he's just my best friend yeah sure
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