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Yet another example of my little brother's obscene colloquial expressions. An interjection used to signify excitement or enthusiasism.
Jamie: Oh that's friggin' awesome! Kick a DOG!
Me: What the? What did I tell you about kicking dogs?
Jamie: "It's fun"?
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The technique of tapping the surface of a drum which results in a large bass sound is achieved by using a Bass Pedal. The Double kick is a bass pedal, but accompanied by a dueling bass pedal. This combination results in a furious peice of equipment that can "double" the speed, rythms, and technical destruction that any other peice of musical equipment can create.
This Musical Epiphany has been pioneered by bands, such as Metallica, lamb of god, Trivium, darkest hour, Mudvayne, Slipknot, and even some new young up and comers such as Protest the Hero.
You may want to check out the pearl Eliminator, the DW5000, or the Iron Cobra. They'll get the job done son.
1. "holy fucking shit... did you hear that double kick?" my inner strength has been shredded to peices. god help me.
2. "mother of mercy the chains on my double kick heated up to 1000 degrees. OMGWTFBBQ!!!!oneoneeleven."
3. Guy 1:"I bet if jesus played drums.. he'd use a double kick"
Guy 2: "trueness.."
4. Lars Ulrich slays me when he uses the double kick in "One"
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The last bite of a confection or sandwich.
As Graham admired his friend enjoying a king sized Snickers Bar, he requested the kick-down to satisfy his hunger.
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1:a phrase emplying that someone needs to find somethin' constructive to do like SELL CRACK.
You aint got no biznass over here you crack-head, go kick rocks so you can pay up sucka.
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Finest of them allsuperbGreat
Your product kicks arse!
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Meaning beat it, or get the hell outta my car.
Damit Brian, your freaken chili dog spilled all over my interior. Clean this crap up and then kick rocks!!
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kicking up is the practice of giving money to somebody on a regular basis simply because their higher position in a structured organisation demands it.
although such payments are not exchanged for goods or services, they are neither donations nor implements in pyramid schemes. organisations that require subordinate members to kick up to their superiors place much emotional investment in the idea of honour; a subordinate member may expect a certain degree of "help" from higher ranked members, who will, in deed, "help" those who pay them, contemplating both their fiscal dependencies and the "help" they received in the past as a result of the same structure (what this "help" entails depends on the nature of the organisation).
the term "kick up" is usually used in the context of criminal systems (e.g. american mafia), and any other use is probably an example of rhetorical analogy likening one organsation to another criminal one.
"you kick up to me, and i kick up to him. that's all you need to understand. if you have a problem, you bring it to me, and i take it to him- this is how this thing works."
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