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Someone who has passed the normal level of "Rad"
That was fuckin K rad
K rad by melvin April 28, 2003
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OK, radical. Radical was a common slang word for really great mostly used in the midwest USA in the early to mid 1980s. K rad, k bye, and k cool were alternatives to just "bye" on the phone, and later trickled into BBS sysop quit messages. k-kool also appeared on BBS's.
caller: I should have the file uploaded in 30 seconds.

receiver: k rad, got it.

caller: k bye
K rad by Clewin January 4, 2006
K-rad literally means 1000 times rad, just as a kbyte or kilobyte refers to around 1000 bytes.

K-rad was made popular in the 1980s by computer hacker circles. The word 'rad' reffered to a radical act performed by a hacker which deserved congratulations.

The term k-rad originated around the same time people started talking in numbers l1k3 th15. This type of language first started apearing on BBSes and FTP warez sites.
I h4v3 +h3 m05+ 733+, k-r4d 5k1llz 0n th3 n3+!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

(I have the most leet, k-rad skillz on the net!)
k-rad by listen.to/petecrane March 3, 2003
Word of the Day on September 29, 2005
Short for "kilo rad", as in "kilo byte." This is old school 1337 slang, first popularized on BBS's.
h0KAY U K-RAD K00L GIE!
k-rad by boohiss December 9, 2003
For when one rad is just not enough.
That car is K-Rad
k-rad by me April 9, 2004
Term expressing 1337-nes or Ub3r-5k1lz. Common among WareZ d00dz.
1 4r3 t3h k-r4d kr4ck3r W4reZ d00d!! OMG HAXXXX!!!!
k-rad by counterspell September 13, 2004
Variation of "rad", itself an abbreviated form of "radical". Northern Californian in origin, specific to Berkeley, especially University of California math/computer science students. Usually considered "geeky".
Often used in conjunction with the modifier "hella", as in "Last month's Critical Mass bike ride was hella k-rad!"
k-rad by Carlos Pecciotto October 1, 2005
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