by Kagshuni August 23, 2023
by bigc1234567890- October 26, 2011
This is what appears on your face after Red has slapped your face with his dickhead after you passed out early
by Redd1981 September 09, 2017
look at the fat chick with the shirt on that says "cutie"... seriously?
you see that dude's shoes? didn't know they still made L.A. Gear!!!
Sam and I were at the bar the other night, and we were red carpeting everyone that came through the door...
you see that dude's shoes? didn't know they still made L.A. Gear!!!
Sam and I were at the bar the other night, and we were red carpeting everyone that came through the door...
by knowledgeborn February 04, 2012
by Hurricane master 21 May 03, 2023
The red string bracelet is worn on the left wrist by people with anorexia, specifically people who participate in the Pro-Ana movement. They do this to keep reminding themselves that they're doing good when they don't eat and to try to find other anorexics in real life.
Bulimics wear a Blue string bracelet on their right wrist for the same reasons
Bulimics wear a Blue string bracelet on their right wrist for the same reasons
by Rexie.guy January 05, 2024
YouTube users that spend their days arguing about random subjects on YouTube. These subjects could easily be mistaken as a type of argument that could determine if a country gets nuked from how the two or more parties are going at it.
Two red warriors could easily turn a comment of 12 replies into over 100 replies detailing a battleground of the gods fighting over whether Rem was the best girl or not.
These Red Warriors can be relentless, stubborn, and highly challenging to one's mental endurance.
They even put Keyboard Warriors to shame. Most of them are not driven by any insecure acts of virtual aggression, confidence, or any form of acting tough.
They do it to debate, to win a virtual argument, to shut down the other party. They can be heavily aggressive in their debates, completely calm and constructive, or both at the same time. Their arguments can last days, weeks, months, and even a year.
An argument with a Red Warrior ends in three ways:
- One side no longers has the mental fortitude to continue and abruptly stops commenting.
- They actually come to a mutual or rough conclusion and say their farewells
- The comment they are battling on gets deleted either by the video getting deleted or the OP no longer wanted to get bullshit in his noti and deleted it.
Two red warriors could easily turn a comment of 12 replies into over 100 replies detailing a battleground of the gods fighting over whether Rem was the best girl or not.
These Red Warriors can be relentless, stubborn, and highly challenging to one's mental endurance.
They even put Keyboard Warriors to shame. Most of them are not driven by any insecure acts of virtual aggression, confidence, or any form of acting tough.
They do it to debate, to win a virtual argument, to shut down the other party. They can be heavily aggressive in their debates, completely calm and constructive, or both at the same time. Their arguments can last days, weeks, months, and even a year.
An argument with a Red Warrior ends in three ways:
- One side no longers has the mental fortitude to continue and abruptly stops commenting.
- They actually come to a mutual or rough conclusion and say their farewells
- The comment they are battling on gets deleted either by the video getting deleted or the OP no longer wanted to get bullshit in his noti and deleted it.
Dude 1: "Bro wtf is that comment history?"
Dude 2: "Some dude said that Darth Raven was the best Darth and could even beat Luke..."
Dude 1: "My guy, that's almost 500 comments of just you and him going at it wtf"
Dude 2: "But bruh Darth Revan tho"
Dude 2: "Jesus Christ on a cracker ur such a fukin Red Warrior of Red Warriors."
Dude 2: "Some dude said that Darth Raven was the best Darth and could even beat Luke..."
Dude 1: "My guy, that's almost 500 comments of just you and him going at it wtf"
Dude 2: "But bruh Darth Revan tho"
Dude 2: "Jesus Christ on a cracker ur such a fukin Red Warrior of Red Warriors."
by Sum Ting Wong? October 30, 2020