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Lawman of the future, a 22nd century judge, jury and executioner from the pages of the British comic 2000AD.
Dredd is the most famous and feared of the Judges in Mega City One, and is considered hard but fair. Has saved the world numerous times in the comics.
Recently had a video game, Dredd Vs Death, and was played in a 1995 movie by Sylvester Stallone.
"You'll never take me alive, Dredd!"
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A term recently coined to identify the new Dodge Charger R/T police vehicles. People use this term because they think that the new Charger police cars look like the futuristic vehicles from the mediocre 1995 film "Judge Dredd", or that they are more intimidating than previous police vehicles.
Guy 1: Hey! There's a fuckin cop behind you.
Guy 2: Oh shit! It's Judge Dredd!
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While performing the act of intercourse, one covers his eyes in a way reminiscent of Judge Dredd's helmut (to be done with any object including one's own hand), whilst utterring repetiously, "I am the law. I am the law" etc.
Most common uses of the Judge Dredd:
A. Shielding one's eyes from the unattractiveness of the person being sexed, for it sometimes exceeds the convenience of placing a bag over head.
B. Fulfilling one's girlfriend's fetish of be dominated by make believe law enforcement officers.
Either way, justice is issued and law prevails.
"Suzy Q has a great body but kind of a man face. I had to pull a serious Judge Dredd to get through that intercourse session".
"My girlfriend has a thing for movie cops, so I surprised her during her birthday sex with some Judge Dredd"
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the over-sized sunglasses that girls wear, that partially conceal their attractiveness or lack thereof
that girl over there has her Judge Dredds on.
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A character from a futuristic sci-fi movie with an extremely large jaw. Also known as Dredd.
Judge Dredd: "I am the LAaaaaw!!!!!!!11111oneone"
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A loner by nature Judge Dredd lives his life by the letter of the Law. He judges and discards all friends and offenders that he comes across without sympathy, remorse, or doubt. That is until he is falsely accused, framed, and sentenced unjustly. He realizes his own harsh judgements and pride have left him isolated and vulnerable with only the Truth and fate to protect him.
Judge Dredd over there isn't fooling anyone he's just afraid of being hurt.