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Real Steak Sex. A semi-annual celebration through the streets of Philadelphia to sample the many different offerings of Philadelphia cheesesteaks. RSSs are cataloged chronologically and often documented through the social media site, Instagram.

Big Rand, Bic, and G are going to drink some jawnskis, roll through the streets of Illadelph, and get down on some cheesesteaks in honor of RSS VII.

RSS by FreddyTheBear March 30, 2016

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RSS (an acronym for "Rich Site Summary" and later coined "Really Simple Syndication") is a way for web sites to summarize their content, such as news articles, to make it available in a different view.

Yahoo News (RSS) headlines can be viewed like bookmarks in Firefox or viewed like email in Thunderbird.

Many web sites generate RSS feeds such as the BBC News (RSS), Yahoo News (RSS), and your favorite Blog. RSS comes in many flavors, including RSS 0.9, RSS 1.0, RSS 2.0, and Atom -- and Mozilla Firefox supports them all.

You can find many RSS feeds at: Technorati, Feedster, and Syndic8.com

RSS by Kevin Goh May 13, 2005

RSS

(Also known as Rich Site Summary) A system often used with wordXML/word
to create channels that one suscribes to and views via a news reader or other special system.

Our new RSS feed will make it easier for people to see what's up with us!

RSS by Falconrath September 15, 2003

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Most commonly referred to as Really Simple Syndication. This is a format used in the internet community to help standardize the syndication of information. This syndication is also refered to as a 'feed,' and is normally in XML or RDF codebase. It is very popular to use what is called an 'aggregator' or 'newsreader' to download these 'feeds' onto a users desktop.

The website's RSS feed had a daily syndication.

RSS by The Wanderer June 4, 2005

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(an acronym for really sick shit)

As in Scary Movie 3.

The Architect: "We loved our daughter very much, but she was evil. Made the horses crazy. Killed our puppies. Hid the remote. Really sick shit (RSS)."

RSS by madesimple December 11, 2009

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Snickering. Brazilian equivalent of lol (laughing out loud) often used in online chat.

Note: The number of s's after r are variable.

Then he let a loud one go...rss

rss by Burro December 28, 2007

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General information delivered in abbreviated or condensed form. Used in the same context as the classic "411", or "skinny" on a given subject.

Here's the RSS on the new food policy for the office. What's the RSS on the new guy?

RSS by jmac10 May 29, 2008