by Anonymous September 18, 2002
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a)grunting (tiughhhing) in class to break the silence
b)ringing it out in other's ears loudly
c)doing it for the hell of it
a)grunting (tiughhhing) in class to break the silence
b)ringing it out in other's ears loudly
c)doing it for the hell of it
by anonymous January 23, 2005
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Get the Salvi Hip-Hop/Rap mug.By Hideuki Kikuchi. An anime starring D, a dhampire/dhampile who hunts vampires for a living. Apparantly his left hand can talk.
D originated where that Kikuchi wanted to write a horror story based off folklore and Western movies, with a character suffering from the duality of good and evil. His first mental image of him was inspired by the gunfighter video of Phil Collins.
D originated where that Kikuchi wanted to write a horror story based off folklore and Western movies, with a character suffering from the duality of good and evil. His first mental image of him was inspired by the gunfighter video of Phil Collins.
by Anonymous December 22, 2004
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Get the bastard mug.1) A small, promiscuous asian girl with a high tolerance for grief and a considerably immature sense of humor (despite what she may want people to think).
2) Gurt-ball - One who exibits ALL of the trait characteristics of a Gurt.
2) Gurt-ball - One who exibits ALL of the trait characteristics of a Gurt.
by Anonymous March 01, 2005
Get the Gurt mug.Dance Dance Revolution
A Japanese 'dancing' game in which the player must step to the beat on a platform with up, down, left, and right arrows in a + sign. Often frowned upon, it is an excellent source of excercise and very fun. There are many different versions of DDR, each with a different song lists and interfaces. Often found in arcades it is also available on the Playstation and the PS2. There are three difficulty settings for DDR, Light, Standard, and Heavy. Some versions of DDR have a difficulty below Light called Beginner.
A Japanese 'dancing' game in which the player must step to the beat on a platform with up, down, left, and right arrows in a + sign. Often frowned upon, it is an excellent source of excercise and very fun. There are many different versions of DDR, each with a different song lists and interfaces. Often found in arcades it is also available on the Playstation and the PS2. There are three difficulty settings for DDR, Light, Standard, and Heavy. Some versions of DDR have a difficulty below Light called Beginner.
by Anonymous November 01, 2004
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