Kenthar's definitions
"My brother played that game you suggested, Jagged Alliance 2, and it was really buggy."
"What you say? It's not buggy!"
"What you say? It's not buggy!"
by Kenthar April 30, 2004

by Kenthar February 12, 2004

A key that can be as little as 7/16'ths of an inch away from the mighty "A" key, yet, many do not know how to find it when their letters are in ALL CAPS.
I can't give a proper example, because if I try, then UrbanDictionary says:
We found an error in your definition.
* Example is written in all caps
We found an error in your definition.
* Example is written in all caps
by Kenthar April 6, 2004

by Kenthar February 15, 2004

This isn't an urban word, for one thing, but if the front page suggestion insists...
A group of persons forming a cohesive, usually contentious minority within a larger group.
The teams in the PC game, Alpha Centauri, are factions
A group of persons forming a cohesive, usually contentious minority within a larger group.
The teams in the PC game, Alpha Centauri, are factions
by Kenthar November 9, 2003

A designation for a letter drive on a computer, as in a hard drive, hard drive partition, CD-ROM drive, etc.
Generally, because A: is reserved for a 3 1/2 inch floppy drive, B: for the obsolete 5 1/4 floppy drive (the letter is skipped if the drive does not exist), and C: for the first hard drive, D: is most often a second hard drive or a first CD-ROM drive.
Letters thereafter, such as E:, F:, G:, etc. can be filled by CD-ROM drives, burners, external hard drives, USB drives, and the like as necessary. While not required to be in alphabetical order, it is this way by default.
Generally, because A: is reserved for a 3 1/2 inch floppy drive, B: for the obsolete 5 1/4 floppy drive (the letter is skipped if the drive does not exist), and C: for the first hard drive, D: is most often a second hard drive or a first CD-ROM drive.
Letters thereafter, such as E:, F:, G:, etc. can be filled by CD-ROM drives, burners, external hard drives, USB drives, and the like as necessary. While not required to be in alphabetical order, it is this way by default.
by Kenthar September 21, 2005
