big fucking deal

Really impressive accomplishment.

"Mr. President, that's a big fucking deal..."

by lwray March 23, 2010

james dean

James Dean is basically syonymous with "dead sexy."

He was one of the most talented actors ever to perform, in my opinion at least. Although he is best known for his stirring, and realistic performance as a wayward teen in Rebel Without A Cause, his truly great performance is as Cal in East Of Eden. I simply cannot say enouh about his mesmerizing talent. His legend will live on forver.

James Dean is a sexy beast.

by jdaddict June 22, 2006

Death Metal

Death Metal is a genre of metal composed of blastbeats, crunchy and technical guitar riffs, intricate bass lines, and usually gutteral vocal styles. Death metal uses these all and is uncomprehendable to all people without a musical background. The complexity overloads most peoples minds, they can only settle for simple things like "tappin that ass!!" Death metal is one of the most unapriciated forms of metal because of its complexity and its technicality. This is also the metal that scares preps into thinking metalheads are goths.

Cannibal Corpse, Dying Fetus, Deicide, Napalm Death, Nile, Cattle Decapitation, Bloodbath, and Opeth are all Death Metal bands

by Dauthi November 4, 2006

dead badger

A really, really smelly fart, usually caused by drinking a lot of alcohol.

I just dropped a dead badger

by Badger June 10, 2004

deadace 21

1. The most disgusting and offensive insult you can ever call some one. Is described as one who is egocentric, bi-polar, a compulsive liar, a cheater, slime, flame-baiter, and the butt of all jokes.

2. A player on Arcanists who exhibits these annoying behaviors listed above.

-Wow this fag is such a deadace 21.
-Stop acting like deadace 21 you bitch.

by Mod Thomas October 20, 2009

Death metal

Originally a sub-genre of thrash metal pioneered by Possessed but made better by other band Death and Morbid Angel. The genre involves highly distorted, fast-paced guitars, blast beating drums and vocals that are unintelligible or make lyrics hard to understand.

Today there are several sub-genres of death metal. Technical death metal focuses on having complex leads and song structures. Brutal death metal is all about pushing death metal past the boundaries in speed and aggression. Melodic death metal has higher pitch vocals and melodic guitars. Deathgrind fuses the complexity of death metal with the speed and aggression of grindcore. Death/doom fuses the double bass drumming and growling vocals of death metal and the slow tempo and pessimistic mood of doom metal. And deathcore mixes the gore of death metal with the core of metalcore to get a genre even more gay and worse than metalcore.

Traditional death metal: Death, Morbid Angel, Deicide
Technical death metal: Cryptopsy, Psycroptic, The Faceless
Brutal death metal: Suffocation, Aborted, Dying Fetus
Melodic death metal: In Flames, Dark Tranquillity, At the Gates
Deathgrind: Pig Destroyer, Misery Index, Cattle Decapitation
Death/doom: My Dying Bride, Paradies Lost, Anathema (early)
Deathcore: Bring Me the Horizon, Job for a Cowboy, Suicide Silence

Death metal is the most awesome genre ever. Too bad that everyone else besides 2 other people are scenes who listen to metal/deathcore and would probably melt under the intensity of death metal. I say "GORE NOT CORE" to them.

by I R ROJA February 20, 2009

deathrock

Originally Deathrock was a term used for certain bands that came out of the Los Angeles and New York Punk scenes in the late 70's and early 80's. These were bands that were morbid, darker, and maybe even esoteric when compared to the more straight forward Punk bands. It was essentially America's counterpart to England's Positive Punk (later called Gothic) scene. In the 90's the term "Deathrock" disappeared as more and more American bands adopted the Euro Goth look and sound. Positive Punk, Deathrock, and Gloom & Doom merged under the "Goth" banner. But from the late 90’s to present day, the Goth scene became polluted by Techno, Cyber Culture, EBM and Nu-Metal. Goth had all but lost its Underground rock & roll roots as well as it's meaning. It became another watered down trend to the mainstream, and Techno Disco to the underground. Deathrock became a world wide term for traditional Goth as a response to all this. New guitar based bands sprouted up all accross the globe, continuing the legacy of Bauhaus, Joy Division, Christian Death and The Misfits. Deathrock returned as an alternative for modern Goths fed up with the tainted modern Goth scene.

West Coast Deathrock: Christian Death, Kommunity FK, 45 Grave.

East Coast Deathrock: Samhain, Mourning Noise, New Math

Positive Punk (Early Goth): Ausgang, Southern Death Cult, Sex Gang Children

Modern Deathrock: Bloody Dead and Sexy, Cinema Strange, The Brides

by Crypt September 8, 2004