Danny already FC'd this

The phrase "Danny already FC'd this" was first used in mid-2009 when Guitar Hero forms and Danny's subscribers on YouTube crowned him the best at Guitar Hero in the world. Soon, after an FC has been posted on a persons channel, someone would respond to the video with: "Danny already FC'd this". Because chances are, Danny has FC'd that song. Jameslikecoulter has parodied this phrase many times in his rants and FC's. Now-a-days, the phrase has become quite annoying and the Guitar Hero/Rock Band community hardly uses it anymore. Some still though.

Person-A: "Yo' did you hear, deadhead6391 FC'd 'Dark Matter'!"

Person-B: "Yeah, Danny already FC'd this, and the harder version of it. Plus, there's way more harder songs than that."

Person-A: "Oh..."

by Chief Peppertea March 22, 2010

Username Is Already Taken

The single most frustrating thing in the world. Something that will invariably happen to you because someone 12 years ago took it and now you need to spend the next 10-20 minutes coming up with a new one that wasn't taken or altering your current one until it no longer resembles what you wanted

Any site in the history of the internet: "Username is already taken"

User: "Damn-it, now what the hell do I use?

by SeriousManMan December 27, 2017

already

A word that started in Dallas meaning;

"Thats right"
"That was tight"
"Good job"

You going to Beach Party? "Already"!!!!!!!

"Already", I just finshed my report.

by Dat_Boi_From_OakCliffTX May 9, 2006

That example was already submitted for...

The lip that UrbanDictionary.com gives you when you resubmit your daffynition after you discover a typo and cancel it.

That example was already submitted for Make Love Not Spam.

by Downstrike December 1, 2004

abroad wedding

What Jamie Morton from the My Dad Wrote A Porno podcast calls a destination wedding…

(S4 E2 “Tony’s Secret”)

Jamie: “That’s why I like abroad weddings because they’re always like a bit of a party..”

Alice and James: “Abroad wedding?!”

by SM302 February 12, 2023

flustered already, darling?~

an iconic quote that can be seen embarassing, yet funny. mostly used as a threat, sometimes romantically.

person: "im gonna pull up the 'flustered already, darling?~'"

by harperpilled June 11, 2022

devil's abroad

"the devil's abroad", i.e., destruction and death from wild and furious forces are eminent; all hell has broken loose.
Reference, * Gillespie*, Sir Henry John Newbolt's poetic account of the Vellore Mutiny of 1806

"The Devil's abroad!" , shouted the deck hand as the giant fish rammed the flailing craft and stove in its timbers.

by korbo1 March 12, 2017