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Damn ducd = damn dude
We had this Asian friend who always began and ended every sentence he ever started with "damn ducd."
We laugh endlessly when we say this amongst ourselves, and it's picked up quite a bit of popularity.
Luckily when it came time to type this out over the internet the way you would spell "dude" and "ducd" is very similar, so it may look like a typo.
Other famous typos include, "teh" for "the" and so on.
We had this Asian friend who always began and ended every sentence he ever started with "damn ducd."
We laugh endlessly when we say this amongst ourselves, and it's picked up quite a bit of popularity.
Luckily when it came time to type this out over the internet the way you would spell "dude" and "ducd" is very similar, so it may look like a typo.
Other famous typos include, "teh" for "the" and so on.
Damn ducd, that's crazy.
Whoa, that sucks. Damn ducd.
Damn ducd, that's funny stuff! LOL
Damn ducd, I just woke up. I gotta go to work, damn ducd.
Whoa, that sucks. Damn ducd.
Damn ducd, that's funny stuff! LOL
Damn ducd, I just woke up. I gotta go to work, damn ducd.
damn ducd by Giovanni Hernandez December 19, 2004
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rubber ducked by James Farley November 11, 2007
Duce-naranja
Aka "Duce-aranciata."
"Aranciata" (Italian) and "naranja" (Spanish) = orange.
Duce-naranja refers to the orange-skinned, orange-coiffed POTUS ("Pendejo of the U.S.") who was elected in November 2016: Donald Trump.
The term "Duce-naranja" (or "Duce-aranciata") has many advantages and virtues:
- It refers clearly to his most obvious historical precedent, the Italian dictator Benito Mussolini (1922-1943).
- Trump's orangeness was established in his early years, and therefore the term is readily understood.
- Silvio Berlusconi, the shockingly corrupt and lecherous Italian prime minister, is also an obvious precedent, and also had an unnatural orangey complexion. This is another reason that Urban Dictionary suggests that "Duce-naranja" (or -aranciata) is a highly useful and precise term.
- See the writings of Alexander Reid Ross and others for Trump's assocations with the likes of Mussolini.
"Aranciata" (Italian) and "naranja" (Spanish) = orange.
Duce-naranja refers to the orange-skinned, orange-coiffed POTUS ("Pendejo of the U.S.") who was elected in November 2016: Donald Trump.
The term "Duce-naranja" (or "Duce-aranciata") has many advantages and virtues:
- It refers clearly to his most obvious historical precedent, the Italian dictator Benito Mussolini (1922-1943).
- Trump's orangeness was established in his early years, and therefore the term is readily understood.
- Silvio Berlusconi, the shockingly corrupt and lecherous Italian prime minister, is also an obvious precedent, and also had an unnatural orangey complexion. This is another reason that Urban Dictionary suggests that "Duce-naranja" (or -aranciata) is a highly useful and precise term.
- See the writings of Alexander Reid Ross and others for Trump's assocations with the likes of Mussolini.
Can you believe the idiotic, self-indicting tweets that the Duce-naranja just sent out?! Mussolini himself had more sense then the Duce-naranja, who seems like the parody of the original Duce.
Duce-naranja by PayasoProfesorJordi July 24, 2017