excellent attack

A method of playing the game of In The Groove where the player attempts to get as many Excellents as possible instead of Fantastics.
I tried excellent attack on this song, so that's why I only have an A-.
by HeavyD2 August 18, 2008
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Century Club

A term used by police to describe people they have caught driving 100 mph or faster.
The Century Club is on the rise, as more people want to see how fast their cars can go.
by HeavyD2 January 01, 2009
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way off

This is the second-lowest step rating in the game of In The Groove, only to Miss. It is approximately equivalent to the "Boo" (pre-SN) or "Almost" (SN/SN2) in DDR and causes the life meter to drop. A dash prefixing or suffixing the rating indicates which way the player is off (-WAY OFF for early, and WAY OFF- for late.)
Several Way Offs on that cluster threatened to fail me, but luckily I pulled through and passed.
by HeavyD2 October 23, 2008
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Wikipidiot

Someone who will believe ANYTHING they read on Wikipedia, never considering the fact that ANYONE can edit it and articles can be sabotaged or based on false information.
Creating your own Wikipedia entry is an effective tool for political debate online, as there are plenty of Wikipidiots out there who will believe anything they read on there.
by HeavyD2 October 21, 2008
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true black flag

In DDR, to get one "Great" on the very last step of a song, with all the rest "Perfect." This would take away the "AAA" rating that you all but had in the bag until then.
I'm still pissed about that true black flag on Love Shine. I should have HAD that AAA!
by HeavyD2 February 13, 2009
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thumb up

Something you can actually give to your OWN definition on Urban Dictionary!! I tried it.
My positive definition of George W. Bush isn't going so well. It has 300 thumbs down and only one thumb up, and that was mine.
by HeavyD2 December 30, 2008
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Rule of Four

A rule that Texas Hold'em players use stating that on the flop, a player's chances of making a hand are approximately 4% times the number of cards in the deck (outs) that would make the hand.
I have J-10 and the flop is Q-9-5, giving me an open-ended straight draw. With four eights and four kings in the deck that can make my hand, the Rule of Four states that my chances of getting the straight are 32%.
by HeavyD2 October 26, 2008
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