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What does viva la stool mean?

"Viva la stool" is not a real phrase or expression. It's likely a playful twist on the well-known Spanish phrase "Viva la vida!" which translates to "Long live life!" or "Life is good!"

It's humorous because it replaces the word "vida" (life) with "stool," which is a piece of furniture. This substitution creates a nonsensical yet funny statement.

So, "Viva la stool" is meant to be a humorous and ironic way of saying something like:

* "Long live the stool!" (As if stools are something to celebrate)

* "Life is good, especially when you have a comfy stool!"

* "Let's celebrate the humble stool!"

It's a lighthearted and playful way to express a silly thought or feeling.

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