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A walk through your hometown, (often partnered up with a fellow router) while routing (walking) you often interact with nature in autistic ways, that "normal" people will be tempted to stop and admire. A route often has a secret target or goal, it could be anything but usually the goal is a local supermarked, where you can stock up on your goods.
You will normally see a pair of active routers during the daytime.
The four-wheeled route (explained): The four-wheeled route is roughly the same as a route although, a four-wheeled route will require a drivers license and a ROUTERS-CLUB membership.
A four-wheeled route dosen't limit you, like a normal "route"; instead its only your imagination that sets the limits for this kind of route.
You will normally see a pair of active four-wheeled routers at midnight.
A walk through your hometown, (often partnered up with a fellow router) while routing (walking) you often interact with nature in autistic ways, that "normal" people will be tempted to stop and admire. A route often has a secret target or goal, it could be anything but usually the goal is a local supermarked, where you can stock up on your goods.
You will normally see a pair of active routers during the daytime.
The four-wheeled route (explained): The four-wheeled route is roughly the same as a route although, a four-wheeled route will require a drivers license and a ROUTERS-CLUB membership.
A four-wheeled route dosen't limit you, like a normal "route"; instead its only your imagination that sets the limits for this kind of route.
You will normally see a pair of active four-wheeled routers at midnight.
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route
To leave a place. A double entendre combining a shortening of the phrase "roll out" and the noun "route".
Yo this party's a sausage fest, tryin' to route?
route by Quizzle Rat October 20, 2007
Route one
Route one means to drive a football towards an opponent's goal by a long kick upfield from the rear.
The technique is denigrated as an unattractive ploy by weak teams who lack the skill or confidence to move the ball along the field by talented play between team mates.
The long boot or "welly" by a goalkeeper or defending player bypasses many of the opposing players who may be dangerously skilful. It can be seen a shot in the dark, a hopeful search for a member of one's own team far upfield.
The technique is denigrated as an unattractive ploy by weak teams who lack the skill or confidence to move the ball along the field by talented play between team mates.
The long boot or "welly" by a goalkeeper or defending player bypasses many of the opposing players who may be dangerously skilful. It can be seen a shot in the dark, a hopeful search for a member of one's own team far upfield.