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An activity, taken up primarily by men, as it is a very manly activity.
Usually includes the use of explosives to demolish small walls and buildings.
If one is feeling surprisingly manly, small animals can be blown up also.

Such an activity can only be made more manly through the addition of firearms, most notably an M203.
To increase the level of manliness to over 100% one should attempt to add in the use of Nuclear weaponry and/or other Thermobaric explosives.
Man: Dear, me and the boys are going out. I'll return to make sweet sweet love to you in about 13 hours.
Woman: I can't wait that long! Can't I just come with you? I can call some of my girlfriends
Man: Don't be silly woman! We're going to blow stuff up, it's too manly for you and your "girlfriends"
Woman: We can watch!
Man: You don't want to be watching when we blow up a kitten, a diamond or a cooker! hahahahahaha

Man walks off chuckling at his amusing sexist jab.

Woman *to herself*: Fucking men...
Blow stuff up by rzhhhh August 25, 2009

Blow up teh stuff!

A sub-culture reference by gamers who play the Armored Core series of games by FROMSoftware. The miss-typing of "teh" is deliberate, and a self-depreciating indication of the potential simplistic nature of the game by n00bs (or newbies), whilst advanced players appreciate the more elaborate interactions possible within the game's structure.

The term itself relates the raison raison d'être of Armored Core.
Q: How do i do mission X?
A: Blow up teh stuff!
Blow up teh stuff! by Anon April 18, 2004
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