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s'd in the b by hera.g January 27, 2018
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Attack the D point!
In War Thunder there is no D point, but you can still message the team to attack or defend the D point, it was in game only once and was removed quickly. The command "Attack the D point!" became a meme. Less often, but still you can hear commands like "Attack the C point!" in the mode where you have only A and B points or "Attack the B point!" in the mode with only A point.
Person 1: Attack the D point!
Person 2: Affirmative!
Person 3: Never!
Person 3: Defend the D point!
Person 4: Shut up!
Person 2: Affirmative!
Person 3: Never!
Person 3: Defend the D point!
Person 4: Shut up!
Attack the D point! by Gaygin needs to lower R3'S BR December 30, 2020
f'd in the a
To be failed in the assessment. It may happen if one does not A the Q (answer the question) on the AP US History Exam.
f'd in the a by apushgod March 23, 2017
D. all of the above
1. similar to a jack of all trades, but in actually defines all that one does, and does it to thier own level of desire.
2. it is a lable of not being labled, rather than being just a specific style, or genre it is being who you are and what you do, and everyone knowing your capabilities are limitless.
2. it is a lable of not being labled, rather than being just a specific style, or genre it is being who you are and what you do, and everyone knowing your capabilities are limitless.
"you can call me D."
"just "D"?
"no, D. all of the above, boom baby!"
"what're you talking about"
"give it time, you'll see"
"just "D"?
"no, D. all of the above, boom baby!"
"what're you talking about"
"give it time, you'll see"
D. all of the above by D. all of the above May 8, 2010
I'd take the wolverines
Stems from the question "would you rather take on a grizzly bear or 30 wolverines?" for which most everyone says, the grizzly. This phrase though, describes something so feirce or frightening, when applied to this scenario, one would actually prefer to fight the wolverines instead.
I'd take the wolverines by probably pete December 19, 2006
Attack the D point
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Attack the D point by R0wl3tFanat1c November 4, 2021