h/k
Shorter version of "hug/kiss" which is what couples use to say goodbye to their lovers and end their conversation on a nice note.
h/k by Jellifysh(: December 1, 2009
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H & K
Shortened name for Hechler and Koch, a European firearms manufacturer. This company's products cover a wide range, but in popular culture (movies/books) the MP-5 submachine gun is most frequently seen..."Navy Seals" and various Steven Seagal movies are the most common examples.
H K
Army General asks a Private a question and the Private replies, "H K, Sir". The General looks puzzled and the Private further explains, "Who cares, Sir".
H K by joe californian December 19, 2007
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