My six-year-old son Jeremy asked me today: “Dad, what does DK stand for?” I replied, “DK stands for Denmark, son.” Jeremy confidently put me in my place: “No it doesn’t, Dad. It stands for Donkey Kong!” …D’oh!
What does DK stand for?!
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haha, I would have said Donkey Kong as well
Kevin, you’re obviously a lot more interesting a person than me
Heh heh!
While I’m thinking country codes you’re playing arcade games.
I need to get a life *grin*.
I think of CK instead lol
Dead Kennedys ftw
Isn’t Donkey Kong, like so last millenium?
Surely DK stands for Donut King (my regular Saturday morning treat
The definitive guide:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dk
Drift Kid (anybody watched The Fast & The Furious – Tokyo Drift?)
I think it drift king from tokyo drift
dk stands for (dont know)
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