vibulation 

a word that is used in situations where the word “vibes” just doesn’t cut it

This roadtrip is vibulation.
Dancing Kermit the Frog has a strong vibulation to it.

vibulation by kktu July 19, 2022

cool vibrations 

When you see a red Honda Civic SiR-II then you hear this.

Shingo got some cool vibrations.

cool vibrations by Hirobrinemc100 June 28, 2019

cool vibrations 

If you are driving and hear this, then proceed to see a red hatchback in your rear view mirror, there is no going back. Thats it. You're a dead man.

Real Definition: the opening lyric to the popular eurobeat song "Dancing" by Vicky Vale. Popular to say among car weebs, as the song was used in the anime "Initial D" as the theme for the character Shingo Shoji, who drove a red Honda Civic SiR-II (EG6), and was well known for being a "dirty" racer, aka nudging his opponents cars with his own until they'd (most likely) lose control.

Me: le driving my AE85 on Mt. Akina with a hella cute gorl
COOL VIBRATIONS
Me: DAMN IT
gets yeeted into the fucking guardrail

cool vibrations by ThatOneKid332 February 4, 2020

This text has been found in violation of H.R 3261, S.O.P.A and has been removed. 

S.O.P.A stands for Stop Online Piracy Act. It was a bill introduced in October of 2011 to prevent piracy, copyright infringement, and the trafficking of counterfeit goods online. S.O.P.A was very controversial, as many accused it of limiting free speech.

I don’t know why you would need to know about this, but you can find it in a high-ranked definition of America, so hey, context!

Someone: Hey, what’s this “ This text has been found in violation of H.R 3261, S.O.P.A and has been removed. ” on the definition of America mean?
Nerd: It’s a bill passed to prevent illegal activity online.

Someone: You’re a nerd, stfu.

This text has been found in violation of H.R 3261, S.O.P.A and has been removed. by BraindeadConsumer69 January 10, 2022

Name Drop Violation 

When somebody you know who is a notorious "name-dropper " crosses the line and starts to reference unpopular people as famous or people that have too many degrees of separation from "said"celebrity, hence siblings, in-laws or distant relations as famous or interesting in any way.

Pablo was pumped to have the sister of the founder of a "major silicon valley social media company" attend his happy hour, Roberto and I both felt this was a major "Name Drop Violation".

Name Drop Violation by Hixxz68 August 19, 2018

Work Talk Violation 

When in a social setting, an individual only talks about the work. They have such tunnel vision there unable to discuss any other subject matter that may be interesting to the other party as well. They are at a level of narcissism thinking that other people really want to hear them whine and complain about their work. These individuals tend never to ask questions about what you're doing. On the off chance, if you share some personal information about yourself, they can't remember those details because they are so consumed by their work life.

Sitting in the main square on the fountain, I bumped into my buddy Wayne who I hadn't seen a while, instead of catching up, he committed a Work Talk Violation.

Work Talk Violation by Hixxz68 May 16, 2019

Low Steps Violation 

A friend of yours on Fitbit or Apple watch that you are in accountability with has a dramatically low step count on a particular week or ongoing basis. 10,000 steps a day should be a pretty good barometer for most healthy active human beings. If that number drops to 50% or less your "friend contract" requires an announcement of a low steps violation.

Our buddy Nappman moves about as much as a three-toed sloth, he's consistently getting a shout out for a low steps violation.

Low Steps Violation by Hixxz68 June 13, 2019