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Definitions by AdmiralDavidov

republican 

A member of the political party that hasn't produced single decent presidential candidate since Goldwater.

Also, someone who has no respect for the individual despite their claims of being anti-big government.

Someone whose only redeeming quality is thier support of gun rights.
"The Confederacy ownz j00, as does foreign intervention!!!111oneoneone" -W
republican by AdmiralDavidov September 2, 2005
An abomination created through the bastardization of rap and pop with tastelessly downtuned guitars.

See also Mallcore
Korn, Linkin Park, Taproot...
NuMetal by AdmiralDavidov September 2, 2005

nu metal 

The product of Roadrunner Records, MTV, and post-grunge. It involves teenage angst-based lyrics, simple downtuned guitars, and gimmicks to distract from the deficiencies of the music.
Papa Roach, Mudvayne, Slipknot, etc
nu metal by AdmiralDavidov September 2, 2005
Leader of the deceptacons. The guy who mortally wounded Optimus, losing his identity to Unicron as an indirect result.
"As you should know by now, Megatron is very hard to kill," -Megatron
megatron by AdmiralDavidov September 2, 2005
A criminally overrated band fronted by Kurt Cobain. Though some good came of the band and the associated grunge scene (the destruction of Poison and Ratt), the negative effects were far more pronounced. Real metal was dealt a crippling blow as well, and depressing heroin rock was able to dominate thereafter. Though grunge died in 1995 with Cobain, the effects of Nirvana's "whiney generation" revolution are still being felt today. Nu-metal and mallcore filled in the vacuum left by heavy metal, mimicing the simple chord progressions and detuned guitars that were present in the grunge movement. Post-grunge rock, which has blossomed into many lackluster subgenres, still bears the simplicity and downcast attitude, as well as the whiney vox of the grunge movement.
"My generation is dwarfed by the baby boomers, what a bummer," -Cobain
nirvana by AdmiralDavidov September 2, 2005