by Muffiluffigus August 11, 2004
To be in the front row of a concert, especially one in which there is a safety barrier in front of the stage.
by kdspa June 04, 2014
by Ridin'ThePowderRailroad October 25, 2010
duder #1 - where's phil at?
duder #2 - he's down in san francisco
duder #1 - did he ride the rails down there?
duder #2 - yep
duder #2 - he's down in san francisco
duder #1 - did he ride the rails down there?
duder #2 - yep
by human=garbage September 01, 2006
To sit down at a bar in the middle of the day, and try to drink every beer they have on tap. From left to right.
by ryanprendo May 06, 2008
Military slang. Eject from a fighter aircraft. Modern ejector seats are mounted on a set of vertical rails, with a rocket or explosive charge to propel it upward and out of the cockpit.
"There were flames all around me, I couldn't even see the horizon, so at 420 knots, 8,000ft I had no choice but to grab the handle and ride the rails."
by Mervin Woodfine February 09, 2007
Riding rail means to be at the very front of a concert/show, especially larger shows where the stage is separated by a ledge/rail.
We're gonna ride rail tonight at the Bassnectar concert.
I know her, we rode rail together last week at Chainsmokers.
I know her, we rode rail together last week at Chainsmokers.
by whhuuuutttt November 28, 2016