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A boy tries to find his dad while running away from a pedo clown.
Person #1:" Have you seen Hunter x Hunter?"
Person #2:" Oh yeah! My fav ship is Hunter x Hunter."
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Math problems that are made easier due to your extensive knowledge of sick tricks, such as 360's, 720's, 900's made famous by crazy mother-fuckers such as Shaun White, Tony Hawk, Jamal Smith, Ellen Degenaras.
Deblock: Fuck what is 360x3?
Wojick: its 1080, you douchebag!!!
Paul: Do you not watch the X-Games you fucking queer. Learn your X-Games Math
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"Flight Simulator X will be able to run above 20FPS in ten years"
~ NASA
Me: WTF!!!!
The Flight Simulator X Community: YEAH WTF!!!
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One of the worst things you can name your child.
I will call you...... X?
X AE A-XII!!!
Huh?
Usually refers to a quick-time push-button event in video games. Also can refer to any quickly repeated process or action.
Example 1:
Gamer: Gah, I hate this push X not to die sequence! I always die!
Example 2:
Guy 1: My girlfriend's mad at me, but I always get her some flowers and she calms down.
Guy 2: Press X not to die, dude.
In voice procedure (the techniques used to facilitate spoken communication over two-way radios) a station may request a report on the quality and strength of signal they are broadcasting. In the military of the NATO countries, and other organizations, the signal quality is reported on two scales; the first is for signal strength, and the second for signal clarity. Both these scales range from one to five, where one is the worst and five is the best. The listening station reports these numbers separated with the word "by". Five by five therefore means a signal that has excellent strength and perfect clarity -- the most understandable signal possible.
Five by five by extension has come to mean "I understand you perfectly" in situations other than radio communication, the way Loud and Clear entered slang, post-WW2.
It is sometimes used as slang term to mean "everything is good". The character "Faith" from the "Buffy The Vampire" TV series used it this way.
Sometimes also used in athletic training.
A radio operator would ask: "Radio check -- how am I coming in?" A responder could say; "You are coming in 5 x 5 (5 by 5)". (This means that your signal strength and clarity are both 5 out of a 1-5 scale, where 5 is the best strength and clarity.)
Or, as slang:
A person would ask; "How are you doing?" The responder could say; "I'm 5 x 5." (5 by 5, meaning I'm doing/feeling great.)
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a name for the new black x box eleite
lets go to my house i just got the malcom x box
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