who knows what it means? I had a discussion about it at dinner tonight and I have a bet going on how many people knows what it stands for.....especially those from Louisiana. you guys on the board better help me out!!!!
Female Member
who knows what it means? I had a discussion about it at dinner tonight and I have a bet going on how many people knows what it stands for.....especially those from Louisiana. you guys on the board better help me out!!!!
Female Member
i can't believe that i'm about to lose a bet cuz none of you guys from ar have my back! are there no guys from Louisiana here? and if you dont then DO SOME RESEARCH!!!
Banned
When do we get to find out what it means
Senior Member
i tried to google it and i still dont know what the fvck you're talking about
Senior Member
south louisiana here......born and rasied here and speak cajun french. but never heard the saying... give me the way it was used, you may not have the spelling the way i can sound it out.......cant read french but converse in it daily....
"king of free stuff" / Retired
sounds like a manga character!
Got Style?
When i googled it something came up about a Nunnery, i guess a place where nuns hang out and pray.
Banned
my thoughts exactlyOriginally Posted by perfectbeast2001
$BAM-7246~AR-Hall of Famer
I thought you were talking about Scooby Doo.
Senior Member
LMFAO roobie dooo, ru ga ru
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Interesting that there is a member with the name Ru-Ga-Ru and they are titled "respected member."
Banned
A British slang term for a lesbian
or rough neck in The US
Female Member
unfortunately no. but i actually like that one. hehe
Female Member
i'll find out and get back to you.
Associate Member
Mais, yall ain't even close !!!!
Ayeee !!!!!!
Last edited by ru-ga-ru; 01-05-2007 at 09:20 AM.
Associate Member
Just let me know will yall want the meaning
Female Member
that's just great. thanks alot to all my Louisiana AR buddies for NO HELP at all. i guess I lose.
"body piercing & body jewelry expert"
I confussed (and it's pissing me off
Female Member
he's a buddy of mine and he told me noone would no what it means and i told him somebody on here would.... but i guess not. lol
it's a louisiana term.
"body piercing & body jewelry expert"
Ok*goodcents leaves before he gets a headache*
Associate Member
Well here you go:
RUGAROU! A WOLF BY ANY OTHER NAME TO LOUISIANA’S NATIVE AMERICANS
The heritage of Louisiana’s Native American peoples is rich with tall tales and legends and among the Native Americans of Southwest Louisiana the tale of the werewolf looms large.
Here the history of the Loup garou comes hand in hand with the legendary “skinwalkers,” the shapeshifters of the Native American tribes. Like werewolves or European lycanthropes, Indian skinwalkers were feared for their ability to assume not only the shape but also the nature of many aggressive animals and there is a strong tradition that the more the skinwalker “shifted” into his animal form, the more ferocious and wild each transformation could become.
But the skinwalker of the Native Americans is also rightfully feared for his ability to control the so-called “animal body of transformation” in such a way that although much of the power and perceptions of the animal of choice are retained, they are under the masterful direction of a fully cognizant host – the skinwalker himself. This is perhaps nowhere more evident than among the Indian peoples of Southwest Louisiana.
Where parish boundaries now exist were once the mutable limits of tribal nations such as the Opelousas, the Chitimacha, and the Attakapas; and there exists in the oral tradition of all these tribes a memory – primordial perhaps – of vicious and powerful shapeshifters who held sway over large areas of native lands, using their powers to instill fear among their own people and to manipulate or control their rivals.
The Attakapas, in particular, were the source of much fear and loathing among their own peoples and were shunned for their reputation as a nation that cannibalized its enemies. Many Louisiana Indian legends have been passed down that hint at something even more sinister at work among the Attakapas. Many believe this dark secret to be evidence of a skinwalking tradition that, if true, would mark the Attakapas as unique in the annals of lycanthropy: an entire tribe of werewolves.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rugaru
Here is a good one:
http://www.hauntedamericatours.com/vampires/LOUPGAROU/
Female Member
ru-ga-ru needs a werewolf avvy.
Got Style?
LOL............and i thought it had to do with Nuns.
Female Member
lol....well it was better than mizfit's lesbians suggestion.
Senior Member
I was about to buy into the scooby theory
Got Style?
This is true...lol
Anabolic Member
I've heard it used before to mean "****ed up" or "wack".
Usage: You can take your ru ga ru game off the court before I dunk on your ass again.
Associate Member
Well it looks more like this:
haa haa lol
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nb_hUYLXltY&eurl=
Anabolic Member
No it wasn't, that made my day.
New Member
ru ga ruP: is what we call da boogie man here in south louisiana. if a child is being bad u tell them the ru ga ru is coming. if a person is felt to be evil then he or she is considered a ru ga ru. basically any thing or anyone that is evil or considered the RU GA RU
Associate Member
Good job. You get an A +
Anabolic Member
OMG!!! Before I saw the answer I was going to say Ru Ga Ru ,phonetically it sounds or rhymes like Un Loup Garou in French but no one uses the term Ru Ga Ru. That is strange.....you drunkards have F*'up the language.
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