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What does ride shotgun mean?
"Shotgun" means the passenger side.
How old do you have to be to ride shotgun?
9
Can you take your shotgun on a bike ride?
You can in San Andreas
How tall or heavy do you have to be to ride shotgun?
If you are asking about age/weight for a child to ride up front in a car, you are in the wrong place.
How heavy do you have to be to ride shotgun?
You don't need to be any weight as long as your better at fighting than the other person who wants shotgun :)
Why do people call shotgun in order to ride in the front seat of the car?
Lots of people use the term shotgun as a reference to ride in the front passenger seat. It is a game that we play when multiple people are riding in a car and are not the driver.
How do you get a moose into a car?
You tell the moose that you are going out for ice cream, and he can ride shotgun? <><><><> Seriously, a moose is far too big to get into a car. Even if the antlers WERE inflatable.
What does ride shotgun mean in idioms?
To travel as an armed guard next to the driver of the vehicle. Generally thought to have originated from the USA in the 1890 s when guards were employed to protect stagecoaches
When was Ride Ride Ride created?
Ride Ride Ride was created in 1966.
What rock song has the lyrics ride ride ride your way baby and kinda goes like riiiiiiiii-iiiiiide ride ride ride?
There are several song that have the lyrics of ride ride ride. Foghat has a song called Ride Ride Ride and they are a rock band. Bill Anderson also has a song called Ride Ride Ride.
A 410 a rifle or a shotgun?
It is a shotgun
How did the saying ride shot gun originate from?
From the days of the stagecoach in the American West. Robbing a stagecoach was a favorite target of criminals at that time. The driver had all of his skills busy with driving the team, and a man usually rode along side him with a shotgun to "discourage" approaching desperadoes. Today, the term merely means "someone going along for the ride".
