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DDK by you.wish.you.were May 29, 2010
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When you get in the "double digit kills" you have sex so many times that you state you have 10+. But you really don't have one, you just make all of them up. Saying you had sex with a girl who you barely know that is either gross or under age. He would also never wingman a bro for him to get a chick, but try and attempt to take her from someone and make the bro look bad; Therefore, not being a good bro.
Bro: Yo man see that chick
Dude: Yeah
Bro: Yeah.. um I had sex her
Dude: She's Tim's sister and she's 12?
Bro: How many kills you got?
Dude: Haha.. five
Bro: Oh yah? Yeah I'm DDK (Double Digit Kills)..
Dude: sweet kb...............
Bro: Why are you telling people I got so many kills?????
Dude: I thought it was a good thing..
Dude: Yeah
Bro: Yeah.. um I had sex her
Dude: She's Tim's sister and she's 12?
Bro: How many kills you got?
Dude: Haha.. five
Bro: Oh yah? Yeah I'm DDK (Double Digit Kills)..
Dude: sweet kb...............
Bro: Why are you telling people I got so many kills?????
Dude: I thought it was a good thing..
DDK by Lorenzo Von Wilderhorn December 14, 2010
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Daniel Dae Kim, star of series such as Lost and Hawaii 5-0.
Korean-American, named one of People magazine's Sexiest Men Alive
Korean-American, named one of People magazine's Sexiest Men Alive
ddk by televizzle October 26, 2010
DDK
Standing for "Dude Dats Krazy," it is an expression used to express ones' attitude towards a certain event. Common alternative spellings can be "DDFK" for "Dude Dats Freaking Krazy" or "DDKK" for "Dude Dat Krazy Kid."
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DDK by BRAPBRAPBRAPBRAPBRAP February 3, 2007
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Double Digit Kyu Player, in the game of Go.
In Go, the strength of a player is expressed either in a number of kyu (= step) or in dan (= level).
When you merely know the rules, you are about 45 kyu.
As you learn, you will increase your strength, and will go through 44 kyu, 43 kyu . . . 1 kyu, 1 dan, 2 dan . . .
It is easier to increase your strength from 45 kyu to 35 kyu than from 35 kyu to 25 kyu. So, you start out as a DDK and then become a SDK (single digit kyu) before you become a dan player.
The difference in strength can be measured in the difference in score: one kyu difference corresponds to about 10 points difference on a 19x19 board. A 20 kyu player is 1 kyu better than a 19 kyu player. A 1 dan is 1 kyu better than a 1 kyu player. A 2 dan player is 1 kyu (or 1 dan) better than a 1 dan player, etc.
You need about 9 handicap stones on a 9x9 board against a 1 dan. It will take you not more than 5 games to win. By that time you are about 40 kyu. If you are about 20 kyu, you will need 9 handicap stones on a 13x13 board against a 1 dan. If you win, you are about 19 kyu. If you are about 10 kyu, you will 9 handicap stones on a 19x19 board against a 1 dan. If you win, you are about 9 kyu.
Since all strengths are relative, there is some dispute over what the strength of a 1 dan is, it depends in what club or country you play; but the above system will guarantee that it is not that much of a difference (perhaps a few kyu at the most).
In Go, the strength of a player is expressed either in a number of kyu (= step) or in dan (= level).
When you merely know the rules, you are about 45 kyu.
As you learn, you will increase your strength, and will go through 44 kyu, 43 kyu . . . 1 kyu, 1 dan, 2 dan . . .
It is easier to increase your strength from 45 kyu to 35 kyu than from 35 kyu to 25 kyu. So, you start out as a DDK and then become a SDK (single digit kyu) before you become a dan player.
The difference in strength can be measured in the difference in score: one kyu difference corresponds to about 10 points difference on a 19x19 board. A 20 kyu player is 1 kyu better than a 19 kyu player. A 1 dan is 1 kyu better than a 1 kyu player. A 2 dan player is 1 kyu (or 1 dan) better than a 1 dan player, etc.
You need about 9 handicap stones on a 9x9 board against a 1 dan. It will take you not more than 5 games to win. By that time you are about 40 kyu. If you are about 20 kyu, you will need 9 handicap stones on a 13x13 board against a 1 dan. If you win, you are about 19 kyu. If you are about 10 kyu, you will 9 handicap stones on a 19x19 board against a 1 dan. If you win, you are about 9 kyu.
Since all strengths are relative, there is some dispute over what the strength of a 1 dan is, it depends in what club or country you play; but the above system will guarantee that it is not that much of a difference (perhaps a few kyu at the most).
You: What is Go?
I: It's a board game.
You: You must be good, I see you win all the time. You're like operating the Dark Side of the Force . . .
I: I am lucky, I am just a DDK.
You: How come you win then?
I: Playing black, I get a handicap against stronger players. That's fun, because If I played an even game without handicap, I'd never win.
I: It's a board game.
You: You must be good, I see you win all the time. You're like operating the Dark Side of the Force . . .
I: I am lucky, I am just a DDK.
You: How come you win then?
I: Playing black, I get a handicap against stronger players. That's fun, because If I played an even game without handicap, I'd never win.
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