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ride the moose 

Similar to warm it up, riding the moose is the act of beginning an event or starting the festivities; usually a party.
Clutch, I'm ready to party. Go ride the moose.
ride the moose by fragilenerd January 9, 2007

Ride The Snake 

Seemingly refers to use of powerful stimulants. See lyrics to Lagwagon song by the same name. The lyric "They could never tell we are losing weight," suggests as much; weight loss being a characteristic effect of using methamphetamines or cocaine.
Ride the snake, ride the snake
To the lake, the ancient lake, baby
The snake is long, seven miles
Ride the snake...he's old, and his skin is cold
Ride The Snake by Dr. Yo January 28, 2005

ride herd 

This is a term typically used by senior management when they want you to focus all efforts on the newest "shiny thing" that just popped up. The new thing is often less important than your usual work and will distract you to the point that they will later ask you why you aren't meeting deadlines. When someone tells you to ride herd, this should be a moment where you question your career choice.
Hey Todd, can you get Sam on the phone and ride herd till this is figured out?
ride herd by Flying Bacon April 3, 2011

ride the snake 

He's been riding the snake for about five years now.
ride the snake by Jason February 5, 2005

ride or die 

Ride or die means that you either are down with bustin your gat, or bitch out and die like a punk.
Aiight mann, its time to ride or die!
ride or die by Frankie V. May 29, 2004

Ride or die chick 

The motto of "helpless" mountain bicycle girls. It qualifies their existence and attempts to prove pseudo toughness on dirt biking expeditions.
Li'l: This is fresh dirt.This trail has been on my list to do. Now is the time to ride it. Listen to my cry "Ride or die chick!".
Ride or die chick by Biatchy January 29, 2009