echoes (RAIN WORLD)

MINOR SPOLLIERS

big
black
abominations
that
tried
to
break
the
forth
wall
yet
look
were
they
are
now
they
have
the
power
of
god
and
lore
to
immobilize
creatures
other
than
slug
cat
and
give
KARMA
POINTS

echoes (RAIN WORLD) are... gods?

by someone else thats not u March 9, 2021

Fool in the rain

One who is waiting to meet someone, but is waiting in the wrong spot. See Fribley accident.

This is an allusion to the Led Zeppelin song "Fool in the Rain"

I thought she was late, but I was just a fool in the rain.

by O_ZeBeckster September 6, 2012

Rusty Car in the Rain

A dirty sex act with Norm Macdonald, as per Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee.

"How much for a rusty car in the rain?"

by ringbell January 2, 2019

ms. rain

Ms. Rain. A teacher for math and ssr. Her room smells awful because she put WAY to much essential oils in the aromatherapy. Her thicc accent gets her mocked and when she hears, she can do some crazy things. A kid was on his phone in ssr, and she wrapped it in printer paper and stapled probably 20 staples into the paper to seal it. She also calls people names that are not theirs like “Charlie” and “Loo”. She makes the guys wait outside until every girl is inside which is sextist. She calls whiteboards her baby’s.

“ Where are my gentlemen and gentle girls today?” - Ms. Rain

by Cheerxxleader January 25, 2018

rain on my parade

Having your good time quashed. Your bonfire being well and truly pissed on.

Friend1. "I just got laid!"
Friend2 "dude she is dead"

Friend1 " dont rain on my parade"

by Malificas May 17, 2014

rain box

jailspeak for the shower

"When you come up on the deck, you gotta hit that rain box G!"

by smokey eye the quiet storm February 24, 2009

Dead Rain

An animation series on Newgrounds.com about a virus that turns people into zombies that is spread by rain. I know this, from experience, to be one of the most horrifying things on the site. The animator has some serious talent, though.

I watched one episode of Dead Rain and didn't sleep for a month

by Scott Curtis February 8, 2004