Rural Dictionary

Quarter-Pounder

Acoustic duo of Charles and Robert Peacefull from the Isle of Man, with a penchant for relentlessly sombre tunes.

Quarter-Pounder make Leonard Cohen seem a real optimist

by the fool June 3, 2006

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A vehicle outfitted with massive amounts of audio gear, with a large emphasis on the sub-stage. Usually running many thousands of watts on multiple large subwoofers. These cars are usually walled off and tuned really low.

Most are capable of hitting more than 155dB and have large battery banks and multiple high-output alternators so they can maintain that level all day long. These rides are usually capable of moving tons of air and can preform hairtricks and floating objects in the windows while slowly tearing the bodywork to shreds. They are equally impressive to look at as they are to hear.

"Did you make it to the show last weekend?"
"Hell yeah, there were at least a dozen guys that brought their Ground Pounders out. I got dozens of demos and a couple hours of awesome footage."

by Autruche March 17, 2013

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Quarter pounder

A maneuver, similar to the "Pound It" maneuver, that is performed while two people are walking in opposite directions. Rather than full fist contact, the quarter pounder involves each person grazing the edge (about one quarter) of each other's fist with his/her own and following through with the swing, therefore not interrupting the walking momentum of either individual. The arm movement of the quarter pounder analogizes more to that of a hook, whereas the standard "Pound It" maneuver takes on the appearance of a jab.

We didn't feel like stopping to say hi, so we walked past with a quarter pounder and peaced.

by FE_Haxxy June 8, 2009

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