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Stellenbosch 

There are several but only two worth mentioning:

1.- It is a beautiful town/city situated in the Cape Winelands and is +/- 40km from Cape Town, South Africa, itself.

2.- It is home to students from all over the world who attend Stellenbosch University. It is a crazy place where every student studies hard and plays harder
We will be going wine tasting on the wine farms in Stellenbosch.

"I got accepted to Stellenbosch University!" "awesome! what you studying?" "Viticulture hopefully. I'm going there to drink wine everyday!"
Stellenbosch by peregrin_took October 8, 2011
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Stellent 

Boy this inbound refinery is unbelievably Stellent!
Stellent by Waiting May 28, 2003

Stellent 

Really, really slow, extreemly unreliable, and hella expensive.
this system is so Stellent.

Stellent 

I don't like the color of this web-site...it's so Stellent!

How do you feel today?
Stellent!
Stellent by bottom feeder May 29, 2003
Once upon a time there was a person who was trying to write their name. They then realized that they hadn't the faintest idea how to form a letter. So they scribbled with no purpose or direction, added a fancy dash over one squiggle to make it more aesthetically appealing, and 'Stellen' was born!
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The word "Stellen" itself can replace any word that could be used to describe any awe-inspiring moment or event that is indescribable.
*the word "stellen" cannot be used in a sentence, it just HAPPENS*
Stellen by medicine.happens September 8, 2009

Stellent 

Boy, Stellent's new content server sure is assy.
Stellent by irix May 22, 2003
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murderhobo 

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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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