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Random Girls Doing Weird Stuff: Fun loving sweethearts who love to laugh uncontrollably at the silliest things and worst moments. CAUTION: They are very random. Sometimes you can find them sneaking into school basements to look for bowling alleys. Best friends, who take turns peeing in their pants; only a little though. Promise. Only when they're laughing an insane amount. Beware: They wear shorts in the middle of the winter, and enjoy making snow angels in the snow half naked. Enjoys to climb fences, and swing on the swings. THEY LITERALLY DO EVERYTHING, well, almost everything. You will be lucky if you ever meet a RG.
person 1: did you see them?
person 2: WHO?!
person 1: THE RGDWS!
person 2: OH YEAAHH THEY WERE MAKING SNOW ANGELS OUTSIDE!!
person 1: OMG IK, they are so random!
RGDWS by dwaboutit March 3, 2011
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abbreviation for 'regards', used for ending not very official emails
call me if you need more details.

rgds,
john
rgds by wonski June 10, 2008
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Rgds means rolling grenades down streets, it is the new way to say, "we want peace to the world and sustainable renewable energy along with an open, free, unmonitored, uncensored, unrestricted internet so that our future generations will accomplish more than we could dream of, that with the collective human knowledge at our finger tips, we will strive to do more than look at porn or pictures of cats with this power and that wealth inequality will be equalized just enough to eliminate poverty and starvation." Kind rgds...
Kind rgds...
rgds by William James March 12, 2013

rgdskfkejhfsdm 

a cat on a keyboard
rgdskfkejhfsdm sorry my cat
rgdskfkejhfsdm by charded March 18, 2024
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Respectfully 

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murderhobo 

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