kwing's definitions

Movie Preview

Movie Preview: A moving pictation of a cinematic explosion and kiss.

I was going to see Equilibrium, but the movie preview looked pretty samey.

by Kwing May 11, 2009

Charm

Deludes the mind, but its precise integration is unknown. Can be used to befuddle humans or disguise objects. Likely it simply manipulates the mind.

"She used a Charm, and I don't remember what I said."

by Kwing October 29, 2009

Bind

Simple spell for restraining its target. Ropes are most likely made of a magical material and would vanish after its use is done. Unsatisfactory against a large group of people, as it would cost too much energy for the spirits involved.

He ran towards me, but I quickly shot a Bind at him.

by Kwing October 29, 2009

RHG

Stands for Rock-Hard Gladiator. RHG battles are 1-on-1 animation contests hosted at FluidAnims. Players create a character with a special weapon or ability, then animate their character defeating another character. A poll is then posted and whichever animation is better (as decided by voters) wins the battle. Famous fighters include Andre, FlLfFl, Chuck, Yoyo, and Drifts.

- Hey Chuck, wanna do an RHG battle?
- Sure!

by Kwing December 9, 2010

Dubstep

A genre of music that uses sounds emitted by analog sound devices the same way techno music uses sounds emitted by digital sound devices. It uses heavy bass and is generally associated with the hip-hop genre and has received heavy criticism due to its lack of melodic definition.

That's some filthy dubstep man!

by Kwing December 16, 2011

Convulsion

Tears the target apart from the inside out. Visualized as transparent wisps.

It looked like the desk had been hit with a Convulsion.

by Kwing October 29, 2009

Dimmu Borgir

Norwegian symphonic black metal band. While middle-aged people generalize their lyrics as dark and angsty, unlike The Beatles, they have the ability to cover more than one topic in a single album, including poetically challenging extremist conservative religious fanatics, the definition of morality, telling a narrative of Satan's assistant, and several more if you understand Norwegian.

Occasionally their music videos or lyrics contain unjustifiably objectionable material, but I interpret that this is their message to their fans not to become mindless followers of their band.

If you had to mass-generalize Dimmu Borgir, you'd have to call them a cross between heavy metal and classical.

by Kwing December 2, 2009