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KDM
KDM = Korean Domestic Market, the next generation of ricer fanboys. give it a 10 to 15 years when Korean sports cars become cheap the Genesis Coupe is destine to become the next 240SX.
kdm
Short for Kill Do Marry.
A game played between friends, where one gives another 3 names of people they know (actors are okay, but it's more fun the other way). The one getting asked has to say which of the 3 they would marry, do, or kill. Then they would ask the other one back. The player who's "turn" it is asks the other. Marrying someone is regarded as the highest rank, since you can 'do' them several times over. ;D
Warning! Don't put yourself as one of the 3 people unless you WANT to get burned.
A game played between friends, where one gives another 3 names of people they know (actors are okay, but it's more fun the other way). The one getting asked has to say which of the 3 they would marry, do, or kill. Then they would ask the other one back. The player who's "turn" it is asks the other. Marrying someone is regarded as the highest rank, since you can 'do' them several times over. ;D
Warning! Don't put yourself as one of the 3 people unless you WANT to get burned.
Nick: Hey Andrea! Up for some kdm?
Andrea: Sure.
Nick: Andrew, Chris, and Jack.
Andrea: Kill Andrew, Do Jack, Marry Chris. Now me! Hannah, Grace, Annie.
Nick: Nice. Kill Annie, Do Hannah, Marry Grace. Now, my turn! Samantha, Molly, Ashley.
Andrea: That's not fair! You're not allowed to ask me about girls unless I'm gay... And I'm straight.
Nick: Awww. :( Alright.
Andrea: Sure.
Nick: Andrew, Chris, and Jack.
Andrea: Kill Andrew, Do Jack, Marry Chris. Now me! Hannah, Grace, Annie.
Nick: Nice. Kill Annie, Do Hannah, Marry Grace. Now, my turn! Samantha, Molly, Ashley.
Andrea: That's not fair! You're not allowed to ask me about girls unless I'm gay... And I'm straight.
Nick: Awww. :( Alright.
kdm by Even_More_Epic November 22, 2011
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