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Rupernomics 

A licentious lifestyle, not bound by the concept of time and space. Covertly conducted and discreetly forgiven under the smiling cloak of campness.
Thanks for the offer, but i'd rather not as I've just returned from a last minute trip to Spain where I was supposed to meet a friend for a round of golf but it turned out he was in Mexico. Oh and please send my apologies for the Rupernomics your wife experienced when she turned up at mine with the kids for dinner at my house last night.
Rupernomics by MattSw September 20, 2012
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Rydernomics

The art of buying a stock at a high price in hope of flipping a quick profit, then being surprised when making massive losses.
Ryder: "I bought gamestop shares at $90"
Ryder(2 hours later): "SHIT it's worth $60"
That's rydernomics for you, should have listened!
Rydernomics by DragoonFromBDO February 5, 2021
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Rydernomics

The art of purchasing an asset in hopes of making large gains, then losing said asset and being worse off than where you started.
Ryder: "I purchased a Belt and I will be making 200 Million off this deal"
Ryder(2 minutes later): "It's gone"
Goon: "That's that Rydernomics for you!"
Rydernomics by DragoonFromBDO February 5, 2021

Rapenomics 

How rape plays a role in the American economy, stock market, and socioeconomic status: When the GDP takes it's massive, economical dick, and shoves it into the asshole of the stock market, releasing an economical semen that causes a sharp fluctuation in the DOW JONES and NASDAQ as it trickles down from the top of the socioeconomic class to the bottom.
Ever heard of Reaganomics? Well this is Rapenomics.
Rapenomics by Ronaldino Reagan June 10, 2011
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murderhobo 

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Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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