bfg division

Kickass song from video game Doom. Composed by Mick Gordon, it features loud bass and heavy drums. Plus, it’s a great head-banger and fight song.

Teacher: I showed bfg division to my students, now they’re giving me homework

by Madwolf475 August 14, 2021

City Club Division

This superior group of individuals existed 2019-2023. Collectively, these were some of the most brilliant, savvy, adaptive, creative, well-branded, and wise people that the world has ever known. It's rumored that the Division was disbanded in 2023 in fear of world domination.

Guy #1: Hey you ever hear about the City Club Division?
Guy #2: Yes, those were some badass MFers
Guy #1: How so?
Guy #2: In every possible way
Guy #1: Dope

by rick.for.the.winland April 30, 2023

Division Whore

a baseball player who has played for at least three teams in the same division.

Jim Thome is a division whore (Twins, Indians, White Sox)

by max55 March 3, 2011

Divisionist

A person who is involved in causing division between a people through divisive speech or action.

Causing strife between people over race is being a divisionist.

by Chief Nick May 14, 2017

Pansy Division

A homosexual punk rock group on Lookout! Records

"Hey, are we going to see Pansy Division down at Gilman tonight?"

by Straight Edge Sam November 16, 2003

Atomwaffen Division

A National-Socialist "Terror" Organization. Also known as the abbreviation "AWD". The Atomwaffen Division, led by James Nolan Mason, has several ties to terrorist attacks and (planned) assassinations throughout the Western world. It's allied with the Aryan Renaissance Society (ARS), and collaborate with many other National Socialist and Fascist groups.

They are also incredibly based.

Person 1: "Have you heard of the assassination on that Jewish LGBT leader?"
Person 2: "Oh yea, that was probably the Atomwaffen Division."
*Note that no action as the one described above has occoured.

by The 🍓 January 21, 2021

Joy Division

Joy Division's (best musical group ever c. 1977-1980) widely known song, "Love Will Tear Us Apart", is partly a tongue in cheek response from Ian Curtis (lead singer and lyricist) to the sappy sweet popular tune by Captain & Tennille, "Love Will Keep Us Together". Ian could not stand that song and lamented that it had been on the radio nearly nonstop since it's 1975 release.

Joy Division was a post punk English band from 1977-1980 that included Ian Curtis, Stephen Morris, Bernard Sumner and Peter Hook.

by myshadow April 7, 2019