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| ==Rigism== | |||
| '''Rigism''' is a satirical ] created in the ] by fans of the computer game '']''. The philosophy possesses a set of ] (known as ''Rigmandments''), and a "''Book of Rigism''." | |||
| The followers of Rigism believe in becoming "Winner," a physical state which was inspired by the "You're Winner" victory screen in the game. People who enjoy or praise ''Big Rigs'' are considered Winner, while those who dislike it are referred to as "Not Winner" or "Loser," both used in adjective form. | |||
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| *, the first and largest community of Rigism followers. | |||
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The following page failed AFD. I pasted it here in case you wish to keep it. -- Mostly Rainy 06:28, 4 June 2006 (UTC)
Rigism
Rigism is a satirical philosophy created in the 21st century by fans of the computer game Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing. The philosophy possesses a set of Ten Commandments (known as Rigmandments), and a "Book of Rigism."
The followers of Rigism believe in becoming "Winner," a physical state which was inspired by the "You're Winner" victory screen in the game. People who enjoy or praise Big Rigs are considered Winner, while those who dislike it are referred to as "Not Winner" or "Loser," both used in adjective form.
See also
External links
- The BROTRR Alliance, the first and largest community of Rigism followers.
- The Book of Rigism