s-run
An s-run is a series of consecutive 1's (ie: 111111). In role-playing games, where dice are used to determine success rates, an s-run is often referred to as a 'Critical Failure'.
s-run by Joshua Daigle June 11, 2006
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Macca's Run
Ancient Australian Proverb - A Macca's run is a sacred late night ritual performed by all p-plate license holding kids in Australia. It's a trip to the local Maccas at a late hour with you, the deso driver, and one faithful mate to carry all the orders that only half your fucking useless friends have paid for and if you're the only fucker sober at the party it's your arse asking for 40 fucking oreo McFlurry's at 2 AM.
Macca's Run by altjt February 25, 2015
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s-run • #s-run • Logan's run • Dank's Run • Timmy's Run • Devil's Runway • Cody's Run • Demon's Run • Let's run a plane • let’s run it
Morgan's Run
An incredible card game in which the objective is to complete the longest "run" of cards as possible by predicting if the next card in the deck is higher or lower than the last one. The game is started by asking the player who's turn it is the question, "Red or black?". If they guess correctly, the first card remains on the table and they begin their run.
Players are not forced to name only higher or lower, they may also opt to go with "same". If "same" is called, and the card next in the deck is the same as the current showing card, they are inducted into the prestigious "same hall of fame" due to the extremely low odds that a player has of making a "same" call and succeeding.
If the same card comes up and the player named higher or lower, everyone points at the card and yells "SAME!". This process is executed three times. If a player loses on any of the following cards, special phrases are yelled.
Queen - THAT BITCH!
Jack - SON OF A BITCH!
Two - DUECED UPON!
If any of these conditions are met, and the card happens to be the same card that was just shown, any combination of "SAME!" and the appropriate phrase above may be used in the yell, not to exceed four yells.
The game never ends.
Players are not forced to name only higher or lower, they may also opt to go with "same". If "same" is called, and the card next in the deck is the same as the current showing card, they are inducted into the prestigious "same hall of fame" due to the extremely low odds that a player has of making a "same" call and succeeding.
If the same card comes up and the player named higher or lower, everyone points at the card and yells "SAME!". This process is executed three times. If a player loses on any of the following cards, special phrases are yelled.
Queen - THAT BITCH!
Jack - SON OF A BITCH!
Two - DUECED UPON!
If any of these conditions are met, and the card happens to be the same card that was just shown, any combination of "SAME!" and the appropriate phrase above may be used in the yell, not to exceed four yells.
The game never ends.
"Hey, want to play Morgan's Run?"
"Hell yeah. That game is awesome."
30 Minutes Later:
SAME!
THAT BITCH!
SAME!
THAT BITCH!
"Hell yeah. That game is awesome."
30 Minutes Later:
SAME!
THAT BITCH!
SAME!
THAT BITCH!
Morgan's Run by Mister Anonymous Guy September 8, 2006
Timmy's Run
A festive and joyous occasion bolstered by a general office malaise and often instigated by a henchman who provides a pacifying distraction remedied by the nuturing promise of Tim Horton's coffee and donuts.
Timmy's Run by Erik Schrobilgen January 4, 2009
Rutter's Run
Late night trip by foot to local Rutter's. Often with the intent to buy such things as ice cream, energy drinks, cigs, wraps, and soda for mixed drinks.
Friend 1: Man, I'm hungry...
Friend 2: I could go for an energy drink. I feel like I'm about to crash.
Friend 3: We should make a Rutter's run. I'm almost outta ciggys anyway.
Drunk Friend: Whoo! Ruttersh run. I'm outta my drink juice.
All: RUTTERS RUN!
Friend 2: I could go for an energy drink. I feel like I'm about to crash.
Friend 3: We should make a Rutter's run. I'm almost outta ciggys anyway.
Drunk Friend: Whoo! Ruttersh run. I'm outta my drink juice.
All: RUTTERS RUN!
Rutter's Run by Tweak Thomas March 21, 2009
Logan's run
Logan's run by Drock April 1, 2003
Demon's Run
Demon's Run by MarkerXDFL January 8, 2012
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