by timelesspalace March 13, 2021
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by Lols.com March 8, 2017
The digital dance divide refers to the gap between people with effective access to dance games (e.g. Dance Dance Revolution, Just Dance, Dance Party, etc ..) and those with very limited or no access at all. This can be seen in the field during a high school dance where a group of students show great skills in repeating solo dance moves in the game(s) and the rest displaying only rudimentary moves.
This high school dance is lame. Most of the people are just standing there. Just a few Just Dance nerds in the corner, showing off. Must be Digital Dance Divide.
by The Notorious AFG January 25, 2011
A divid is a commonly hidden word among elite corporations.
It's what you call the sums of money of enormous profit cut up and split between the shareholders.
It's what you call the sums of money of enormous profit cut up and split between the shareholders.
"Those fucking cunts are working out the divid of the money they laundered through that fucking bullshit hoax, and fuck the cigarette companies aswell as the united nations"
"Greedy zionist motherfuckers"
"Greedy zionist motherfuckers"
by unworldly June 26, 2020
The Great Divide is when something is in disagreement or war.
This term is sometimes called the equator.
The meaning of this word varies, depending on how you want to use it.
This term is sometimes called the equator.
The meaning of this word varies, depending on how you want to use it.
Examples of the term being used
1. Many religions claim to know what happens after we cross the great divide
2. There has never been a greater divide between the two parties.
— Stephanie Toone, ajc, "‘You are killing Jews’: Man dragged out of Trump news conference Monday," 4 Feb. 2020
1. Many religions claim to know what happens after we cross the great divide
2. There has never been a greater divide between the two parties.
— Stephanie Toone, ajc, "‘You are killing Jews’: Man dragged out of Trump news conference Monday," 4 Feb. 2020
by A̶N̶T̶I̶.̶C̶H̶I̶L̶D̶ March 2, 2020