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guard-core 

A mockery of "hardcore" defined as a member of the National Guard (typically, though not necessarily a Guard Bum) who has served six years or more without a combat deployment, avoids deployments, or always seems to end up with cushy missions to Europe, the Baltic, or Central America. A Guard-Core Soldier or Airman is usually seen decked-out in more gear than necessary, is typically overly enthusiastic given his/her limited experiences, and frequently incorporates recruiting paraphernalia into his/her daily civilian wardrobe.
"Sergeant X is pretty Guard-Core considering he is overweight, has made a twenty year career out of the Guard and his only time spent overseas was that two-week trip to Latvia. Where does he get all those National Guard polo shirts? Why hasn't he gone to Iraq like the rest of the National Guard?"
guard-core by Russellmania November 3, 2007
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gnardcore 

adj. gnar + hardcore= GNARDCORE!!
Guy 1: "that was some hardocre shit"
Guy 2: "that was some gnar shit."
Guy 3:" whoaoaoha that was gnardcore!"
Guy 4 : " yeah! epi.gnargnar!"
gnardcore by browneyedhurl January 27, 2009

Gardcore 

Gardcore is more hardcore than hardcore
'As if you did that,That's totally gardcore'

To be Gardcore you need to go further than hardcore.
Gardcore by R.Troubadour August 8, 2011
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