High Q
High Q by Mr. James! July 4, 2007
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High-Q
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high quality rip
A song that is a high quality and does not sound bad after being taken off of a video game or music device. Or it's just someone changing another song to sound like another song while keeping the rhythm of the first song, like Vinesauce's GRAND DAD meme. It's usually used as funny, but sarcastic remark.
Person 1: This song is a pretty high quality rip!
Person 2: But it's just a Super Mario Bros track made to sound like Thomas the Train.
Person 1: I know
Person 2: But it's just a Super Mario Bros track made to sound like Thomas the Train.
Person 1: I know
high quality rip by MusicalMatt May 13, 2016
High Quality Answer
Used as a sarcastic term with a lack of good information when you're asking or telling another person something important.
High Quality Answer by I evol etalocohc pihc seikooc July 24, 2011
high-quality problem
I was at the bar last night and there were four Playboy playmates chatting me up. I couldn't decide who to talk to. I guess you could call it a high-quality problem.
high-quality problem by Deathpony March 29, 2011
high quality
A song, food, drink, or all around experience that would be greatly improved while under the influence of that chronic.
high quality by shakenbake May 8, 2006
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