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good-cool
good-cool by ChocoboCocoa March 12, 2004
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good-cool
A term commonly used for describing a state of being or an object. Usually used as a positive affirmation.
The term may be used whenever you feel like it.
Using this term negatively is incorrect and motherfucking retarded.
The term may be used whenever you feel like it.
Using this term negatively is incorrect and motherfucking retarded.
"How are you feeling?"
"Pretty good-cool."
"What colour are your shoes?"
"Good-cool, suckah."
"How did you feel about your grandma fell over?"
"I laughed my dick off."
"Good-cool son, good-cool."
"Pretty good-cool."
"What colour are your shoes?"
"Good-cool, suckah."
"How did you feel about your grandma fell over?"
"I laughed my dick off."
"Good-cool son, good-cool."
good-cool by Jedimintrick October 30, 2006
Cool and good
Cool and good by Lok739 August 6, 2018
very cool and good looking
A name given to someone with an overinflated ego, or a person who simply thinks they are better than everyone else.
very cool and good looking by TheMagicHorse November 4, 2011
i feel a good i have a cool
i feel a good i have a cool by i feel a good i have a cool April 21, 2021
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