Blue Rider

A woman who dates cops. From "the thin blue line" concept. Also, because 40% of cops beat their wives, it references someone who was "beaten black and blue."

"Did you see Karen's new black eye?"
"She's a blue rider. She paid her dues to ride the blue."

by TheDarwinist May 16, 2020

Blue Rider

A woman who dates cops. From "the thin blue line". Since 40% of cops beat their wives, it also references "being beaten black and blue."

"Daaamn, did you see Karen's new black eye?"

"Yeah, shes a Blue Rider. She's paid her dues to ride the blue."

by TheDarwinist May 16, 2020

blue spring ride

“blue spring ride” also known as “ao haru ride” is a japanese animation (anime) from 1012. it’s a really romance anime about a girl falling in love with a boy from her childhood but not wanting to admit it. (mf just say you love him)

later in the manga she’s in a relationship with another boy because the first boy is spending time with a girl who has the same trauma as him.

idk how it continues i forgot about it and haven’t read the rest but i think they finally get together after 60 chapters.

a: have you seen/read blue spring ride already?

b: yea, futaba could just admit her feelings!
a: you’re totally right, same goes for kou. why can’t they just admit their feelingsz

by gojō satoru May 5, 2021

ride the blue wave

to go out drinking without much money, or to be with friends who are drinking when you cannot be drinking. The term comes from when funds are low and one must theoretically resort to other resources of alcohol (such as mouthwash) to get a buzz. Note this term does not imply drinking said mouthwash.

1: Would you like to go out drinkin' tonight?
2: No, I've no money. I'd be a fifth wheel.
1: Don't matter. Just ride the blue wave with us anyway, man.

by perlcub May 13, 2009