Chronicles
Ridiculous. London rhyming slang for the shortened 'ridic' by way of the popular Vin Diesel film 'The Chronicles of Riddick'.
Chronicles by E8mate September 26, 2013
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chronicles
Ridiculous; derived from the film title 'The Chronicles of Riddick' and playing upon the homophoneity between 'Riddick' and ridic.
chronicles by Zapsta March 7, 2009
chronicles
stories about being high or trips you hear about or tell friends, usually during seshes. Gets its name from chronic.
me and my friends cheefed a phat bowl, and through the hazy smoke told them of my adventures and chronicles being blitzed
chronicles by sebastiancee January 27, 2008
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Chronicles by Shawn Maglicic December 28, 2005
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Chronicles magazine
The magazine of American Culture and also the best magazine in print. Ticks off the left, the right, the corporate, and the power elite. Published in Rockford Illinois otherwise known as the worst city in the United States. Annual meetings take place under the name of The John Randolph Club.
Chronicles magazine by England phi beta gamma March 30, 2008
Chronicles Of Rajendran
The mythical, fantastical, and mysterious chronicles surrounded by lore that rivals the Kingdom of Gandalf. It is said the chronicles are merely a myth, but few men have claimed to read its pages.
Chronicles Of Rajendran by Anthony McKinsey January 28, 2022
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