NDN

ndn was the nickname of a great brown buffalo of a man from tulsa, ok; as the eponymous brown buffalo of hunter s. thompson’s works (hst’s attorney, oscar zeta acosta), ndn was one of g-d’s prototypes – never intended for m-ss-production. with a legendary appet-te for life, drink, food, and fun, ndn was an icon in several distinct national sub-communities of gamer-nerds, carnival geeks, chicks with blue hair, fire-eaters, sword-swallowers, nipple-piercers, the hirsuite, the corpulent, the french, the verbose, fans of certain touring bands named after famous firearms, and the ambiguously perverse. to this day, if you drink enough jaggermeister to hallucinate, it is alleged that you will have a vision of the ndn…even if you’ve never met the man. he was a legend, and when he shuffled off this mortal coil it was as if the last of the great primeval beasts had roared once more to remind the world of his presence, and then faded into the obscurity of anecdote to sleep forever more.

also known as jeronimous macfargyle to his dozens of besotted clanmates, and as freight train to people who may have shot at him in a mostly harmless sporting sort of way, he is remembered most fondly by people with similar jolly-pirate nicknames.

a real live urban legend. yogi would be proud.
(overheard from any number of random people without any logical connection)

“ndn? big dude, looks like the bodhisattva…only inebriated?”
“that’s him…”
“hey, i think he delivered my sister’s baby…”
“dude he can spit fire! i love that guy.”
“indian?”
“no, dude n-d-n; the man is so hip he doesn’t really require vowels.”
“like the tetragrammaton?”
“yeah…kinda. ‘imdndn’ he used to say.”
needle d-ck nick
your d-ck is as small as ndn
native americans are often labeled as “indians”, and it is a word we are strongly -ssociated with for 100’s of years now, thanks to a settler who didn’t know his geography well. modern day natives have taken it upon themselves to change “indian” to “ndn” as to not offend our indian friends from india. it’s not a typo or a form of slang, it’s something we use so we don’t confuse people, and so we don’t offend actual indians.
“i’m a seminole ndn from south florida”
a cool way of saying your indian…it also confuses white people
whitey: “are you mexican?”
indian: “no, im ndn”
being of indian culture or ethnicity.
“dude, i’m so ndn it’s not even f-cking funny!”
“i’m gonna go make an ndn taco”
much like the term azn, it is quickly becoming the r-t-rded form of “indian”. it is not restricted to native americans or southeast asians.
azn_dragon: hah, ur screenam3 5uck5

k-mar: yea, what’s your supposed to mean?

azn_dragon: im an asian dragon

k-mar: i think i see the pattern now. short, r-t-rded form of ethnicity followed by a mythical creature

azn_dragon: ye dawg

-k-mar has changed his name to ndn_elephant-

ndn_elephant: elephants > dragons
much like the term azn, it is quickly becoming the r-t-rded form of “indian”. it is not restricted to native americans or southeast asians.
azn_dragon: hah, ur screenam3 5uck5

k-mar: yea, what’s your supposed to mean?

azn_dragon: im an asian dragon

k-mar: i think i see the pattern now. short, r-t-rded form of ethnicity followed by a mythical creature

azn_dragon: ye dawg

-k-mar has changed his name to ndn_elephant-

ndn_elephant: elephants > dragons