Random Death Match
The term comes from when a player kills you with no incentive in a game of Role Play.
The term comes from when a player kills you with no incentive in a game of Role Play.
by snah June 29, 2009
The act of killing a player for no reason, mostly a 10 year old, before being dragged away from the scene by an admin resulting in a 2 week ban.
Steve: "Today I'm going to commit RDM"
*sounds of multiple gunshots*
xX_N00bD3str0y3r420_Xx: "RDM RDM RDM RDM RDM ADMIN RDM RDM RDM ADMIN ADMIN RDM RDM"
*sounds of multiple gunshots*
xX_N00bD3str0y3r420_Xx: "RDM RDM RDM RDM RDM ADMIN RDM RDM RDM ADMIN ADMIN RDM RDM"
by Fomxo October 10, 2021
Shooting a person for no reason and alot of fivem (gta5) servers will ban you for breaking rules/terms for doing these.
by That1SavageYT October 3, 2021
Real Dick Move. Frequently used during a seemingly non-competative sporting event (say hungover kickball, 4-square) where one person takes things way too seriously. This competative douchebag is pulling an RDM, or can be called an RDM.
by B-Crip May 25, 2011
Random Death Match
A term used by morons in so-called "roleplay" servers of shooting games for when you kill someone for "no reason", forgetting that the idea of a First-Person SHOOTER is that you SHOOT someone.
A term used by morons in so-called "roleplay" servers of shooting games for when you kill someone for "no reason", forgetting that the idea of a First-Person SHOOTER is that you SHOOT someone.
by That Guy With The MP5 January 27, 2012
by Terror Chan May 8, 2006
Red Door Meet
A rapidly growing weekly car meet held in Portland Oregon. Now considered the largest weekly meet in the Pacific NW. The meet routinely attracts cars in the hundreds. Started by local area clubs mainly consisting of modified imports, it has grown to include a diverse variety of cars, trucks and motorcycles. located under the east side of the Morrison Bridge at 111 NE Belmont. The meet starts at 6:30 pm.
Come on! You know you want to roll through! But don't bring a green 4th Gen. Mustang...don't say I didn't warn ya!
A rapidly growing weekly car meet held in Portland Oregon. Now considered the largest weekly meet in the Pacific NW. The meet routinely attracts cars in the hundreds. Started by local area clubs mainly consisting of modified imports, it has grown to include a diverse variety of cars, trucks and motorcycles. located under the east side of the Morrison Bridge at 111 NE Belmont. The meet starts at 6:30 pm.
Come on! You know you want to roll through! But don't bring a green 4th Gen. Mustang...don't say I didn't warn ya!
by Me teh Awesome June 24, 2013