3 definitions by Jimmy1
(abbreviation of rapid deceleration syndrome)
Term for the effects of travelling at great speed and then hitting an immovable object... such as cuts, bruises, broken limbs, paralysis or death.
Originally military slang, but now used by other groups, for example:
Rock climbers: The effects of falling from a great height.
Cyclists: The effects of misjudging a corner and hitting a wall/tree/whatever straight on.
Severe Rapid Deceleration Syndrome or SRDS usually refers to death.
Term for the effects of travelling at great speed and then hitting an immovable object... such as cuts, bruises, broken limbs, paralysis or death.
Originally military slang, but now used by other groups, for example:
Rock climbers: The effects of falling from a great height.
Cyclists: The effects of misjudging a corner and hitting a wall/tree/whatever straight on.
Severe Rapid Deceleration Syndrome or SRDS usually refers to death.
"Is Mike out climbing today?"
"No he took a whipper yesterday, and he's at home recovering from a case of rapid deceleration syndrome"
"I need the day off work to go to a friends funeral - he caught a fatal case of RDS while out biking the other day"
"No he took a whipper yesterday, and he's at home recovering from a case of rapid deceleration syndrome"
"I need the day off work to go to a friends funeral - he caught a fatal case of RDS while out biking the other day"
by Jimmy1 January 20, 2007
Severe Rapid Deceleration Syndrome
The most extreme form of RDS
From military slang.
Death by caused by hitting an immovable object whilst travelling at great speed.
The most extreme form of RDS
From military slang.
Death by caused by hitting an immovable object whilst travelling at great speed.
Falling from a sixth floor balcony is a good way to get a case of SRDS.
"Sadly, Steve didn't see the corner coming and hit a brick wall at 120mph."
"Was he injured?"
"Yes, he suffered from SRDS."
"Did he go to hospital?"
"No, the morgue."
"Sadly, Steve didn't see the corner coming and hit a brick wall at 120mph."
"Was he injured?"
"Yes, he suffered from SRDS."
"Did he go to hospital?"
"No, the morgue."
by Jimmy1 January 20, 2007
(abbreviated to RDS)
Term for the effects of travelling at great speed and then hitting an immovable object... such as cuts, bruises, broken limbs, paralysis or death.
Originally military slang, but now used by other groups, for example:
Rock climbers: The effects of falling from a great height.
Cyclists: The effects of misjudging a corner and hitting a wall straight on.
Severe Rapid Deceleration Syndrome or SRDS usually refers to death.
Term for the effects of travelling at great speed and then hitting an immovable object... such as cuts, bruises, broken limbs, paralysis or death.
Originally military slang, but now used by other groups, for example:
Rock climbers: The effects of falling from a great height.
Cyclists: The effects of misjudging a corner and hitting a wall straight on.
Severe Rapid Deceleration Syndrome or SRDS usually refers to death.
"Is Mike out climbing today?"
"No he took a whipper yesterday, and he's at home recovering from a case of rapid deceleration syndrome"
"I need the day off work to go to a friends funeral - he caught a fatal case of RDS while out biking the other day"
"No he took a whipper yesterday, and he's at home recovering from a case of rapid deceleration syndrome"
"I need the day off work to go to a friends funeral - he caught a fatal case of RDS while out biking the other day"
by Jimmy1 January 20, 2007