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Riden141
Someone who abandons his friends to live with an E-girl who brainwashes them and makes them cut off all ties with the external world.
Grandson: Grandpa? Who was Riden141?
Grandfather: How do you know that name?
Grandson: I saw your old group chat from when you were young.
Grandfather: Ahh, my sweet child, Riden141 was a close friend who abandoned us for some E-girl coochie.
Grandson: But why Grandpa?
Grandfather: I guess I will never know. All I can say is that when he was with us, we lived in the glory days. Twas a golden age of gaming, connections, and joy.
Grandson: Well grandpa, fuck him.
Grandfather: I agree my child, fuck him.
Grandfather: How do you know that name?
Grandson: I saw your old group chat from when you were young.
Grandfather: Ahh, my sweet child, Riden141 was a close friend who abandoned us for some E-girl coochie.
Grandson: But why Grandpa?
Grandfather: I guess I will never know. All I can say is that when he was with us, we lived in the glory days. Twas a golden age of gaming, connections, and joy.
Grandson: Well grandpa, fuck him.
Grandfather: I agree my child, fuck him.
Riden141 by TheCommunityOfElgin September 22, 2019
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Ridehn • riden • ridehoppin' • Riden141 • Ridence • Riden Down • ridenhour • ridenour • ego ridens • Rick Riden
Ridence
Laughter; specifically the sound of laughter. The i is long and should be pronounced reed-ence or ride-ence to avoid confusion with the word "riddance".
From the Latin ridere - to laugh, the word is related to deride and derision.
From the Latin ridere - to laugh, the word is related to deride and derision.
We had to let one comic go but his replacement is much funnier. So I guess - good riddance and good ridence.
Ridence by That Dance Guy November 29, 2009
Rick Riden
To drive around town (malls, schools, parking lots, roads...etc) with some friends, find a victim(s), drive up next to them, and when they look BLAST "Never Gonna Give You Up" and start lip syncing /motioning TO them...speed off like nothing happened.
Example of "Rick Riden" Experience:
Driver: Ok, these guys...
(pulls up, rolls down windows)
Random Pedestrians: (what the fuck?)
People In the Car: (Blast "Never Gonna Give You Up")(starts dancing/lip syncing/motioning towards pedestrians)
Random Pedestrians: WHAT THE FUCK (Either laughs OR calls the police)
Driver: (Speeds off)
Driver: Ok, these guys...
(pulls up, rolls down windows)
Random Pedestrians: (what the fuck?)
People In the Car: (Blast "Never Gonna Give You Up")(starts dancing/lip syncing/motioning towards pedestrians)
Random Pedestrians: WHAT THE FUCK (Either laughs OR calls the police)
Driver: (Speeds off)
Rick Riden by It_Never_Happend January 26, 2010
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