Alternatively known as a niche player.
A "rules player" is an individual in a workplace who creates (carves out) their own effective working space and flow based on their workplaces rules, policies, and protocols. A rules player can find multiple ways of completing tasks and could even manipulate loopholes in the workplace to their, or their clients advantage.
The opposite of a rules player is a "rules slave."
Let's say a company standard goal is the get the answer 10.
In order to reach that goal, the company says you should do 5+5, but never 9+1.
A "rules player" finds another way of reaching the goal by doing 8+2, or 7+3, or 4+6.
The "rules player" later discovers a loophole that says they can do 5x2, or 2.5x4.
A "rules slave" will not attempt to do anything except 5+5.
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If you're offered a drink, you must accept the drink unless said giver has a criminal record
Bartender: Could I offer you boys some vodka?
Guy 1: Sure, I could use a drink
Guy 2: *Dude, rule 136, he murdered the last guy that had sex with his ex*
Guy 1: *shit*
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Always use google traduction when you find something that might be interesting in an other language
Guy 1 : Hey, I found this French article about a new cool game
Guy 2 : Well i'm going to use rule 4
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Calling Jersey rules essentially means no rules.
Origin: mockery of the barbaric culture from the state of New Jersey.
Todd: Let's get some guys together to play beach flags, Bruce.
Bruce: Only if we're playing Jersey rules.
Todd: Fine.
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If something exists there is a star wars version of it
Yo I bet thereβs a star wars cat rule 736
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Rule 34 is porn. Most people hate it, but if you donβt like it donβt look at it!
Person: If it exists there is porn of it, you canβt do anything about it people!
Person2: I hate rule 34
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a rule created in which 2 people kiss, and turn their heads to the left, rather then the normal right.
even though it may be odd at first, it seems to be much better.
once you learn the "left rule" you will never want to go back to any other way.
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