Rave

Wild, illegal parties which involve the heavy use of drugs and sex. The variation of techno music which is typically played at such parties.
I gots to go to the rave by the old warehouse tonight.
by AYB February 13, 2003
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HUD

Can also mead "Heads-Up Display" for 3D simulation-type games. It displays vehicle status, damage reports, a radar system, and mission objectives.
First-person combat-simulation games like the Battletech MechWarrior series use a HUD system.
by AYB April 01, 2003
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HUD

Housing Under Development. Can be cheaper than buying an already-finished house because you get to add whatever you want to it at a lower price.
by AYB April 01, 2003
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dystopia

The opposite of utopia. What is really occuring in this world as we speak.
Increasing use of Big Brother spy technology, political corruption, uncontrollable population growth, and the Americanization of the world are all examples of dystopia.
by AYB July 29, 2003
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slum

A more formal name for the ghetto.
It's hard to believe that some people ACTUALLY take pride in living in the slums. They sure must love the poverty, violence, and poor educational system of such an environment.
by AYB September 24, 2003
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casino

A gambling house where millions of suckers part with their change, or their credit cards, or even their retirement savings, just for a chance to win that $2.5 million jackpot which will have a 1/987,150,666,074 chance of occuring in their lifetimes. Those poor folks should have remembered the Law of Large Numbers they learned in Statistics class, but they probably skipped class that day.
The one good thing about casinos is that the pawn shops right next to them usually have all sorts of neat, cheap shit that compulsive gamblers trade for some cash. I even got a Rolex watch for half the price of that in the mall.
by AYB July 30, 2003
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Capcom

Capcom is also the same company that made the well-known Megaman/Rockman platform shooter series.
Capcom releases, on average, a 2D Street Fighter style fighting game and a Megaman game every fifteen months.
by AYB March 30, 2003
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