Rayend
Rayend by quirky guy from highschool November 24, 2021
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Rayend by quirky guy from highschool November 24, 2021
Rayen
Take care of a Rayen if you ever find one because there hearts are big and fragile. Rayen’s are usually dark haired and sexyy AFFF.
Rayen by Pseudonym9182 October 24, 2019
Rayen
Rayen is the name of an amazing guy.
He may seem tough on the outside but he is a softy inside.
Passionate when it comes to life and art in particular, he enjoys the ocean and sunsets.
But mostly, he just likes good ol' sex.
He may seem tough on the outside but he is a softy inside.
Passionate when it comes to life and art in particular, he enjoys the ocean and sunsets.
But mostly, he just likes good ol' sex.
Rayen by Boobies0420 July 15, 2021
Ramendan
n - holiday; during a specific period, Pastafarians must eat nothing but Ramen noodles, in order to feel the pain of poor college students who are unable to purchase anything but this particular food. It is also best to be dressed in full pirate attire for this holy time.
Pastafarian1: dude are you fasting for Ramendan?
Pastafarian2: nah man
Pastafarian1: the FSM shall smite you and throw you into the Hot Sauce!
Pastafarian2: nah man
Pastafarian1: the FSM shall smite you and throw you into the Hot Sauce!
Ramendan by Eric von Douchebag October 30, 2008
Ramendan
Ramendan comes around the same time as Ramadan, and indeed the two holiday periods have their similarities. One of the major differences between the two, however , is that Pastafarians do not fast or pray, as doing so would conflict with their flimsy moral standards. Instead, Pastafarians spend a few days of the month eating only Ramen noodles and remembering back to their days as starving college students.
This simple act teaches Pastafarians to be happy about what they’ve accomplished, and if they haven’t accomplished anything yet, to at least be happy they they are Pastafarians. At the end of Ramendan, Pastafarians are encouraged to give their extra Ramen to those who are more needy." - Bobby Henderson (pasta be upon him )
This simple act teaches Pastafarians to be happy about what they’ve accomplished, and if they haven’t accomplished anything yet, to at least be happy they they are Pastafarians. At the end of Ramendan, Pastafarians are encouraged to give their extra Ramen to those who are more needy." - Bobby Henderson (pasta be upon him )
I have been touched by his noodly appendage... I need to get to the market and pick up the 10-for-a-dollar ramen noodles so I can properly celebrate Ramendan.