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The 3-6 rule is the only exception to the bro code, ( but only if both bros have agreed upon it)
The rule is that after a bro breaks up with a girl the other bro has to wait 3 weeks before he can officially get together (date) with that girl. After that 3 week he has to wait another 3 week to bang her. Thus making 6 weeks.
Bro1: Hey bro if you and Jackie ever break up can we use the 3-6 rule?
Bro2: sure!
A way of thinking that throws back to a past time when respect and fellowship were more important than material possessions or posturing.
When Jamie comes to party, he always shares his pot with everyone and we'd do anything for the guy; we observe Old School Rules.
When 3 dudes penetrate each other in a circle, the cocks in must equal the cocks out.
Dude, want to see a proof of kirchhoff's loop rule?
The useful and highly strategic approach to lectures/class in university. By going to class you must take 50 mns worth of notes as opposed to later copying said notes in let's say 10 minutes. 50-10=40. Hennings rule of 40
You going to that shitty law lecture Sam?? Nah, ill just use Hennings Rule of 40
Michael Cera is an Actor that, in every movie follows these rules
1.) He's an awkward teenager
2.) He Finds a girl he likes, but she doesn't like him back
3.) I the end, Michael gets the girl, and has sex with her
Every Movie he's in, goes exactly like this
Movies that follow The Michael Cera Rule
Michael Cera in year one Awkward teen, friends with Jack Black, likes a girl, in his prehistoric time. she doesn't like him, but in the end, she does like him, and they have sex
Michael Cera in Nick and Nora's Infinite Playlist is, again, an awkward teen. He meets Nora, who, at first, thinks he's a creep. Then, in the end they fall in love with each other, and have sex on a thousand dollar couch.
The time it takes for a tragedy to be declared as funny. Satirical comments about said tragedy is deemed acceptable.
AIDS is declared funny as more than 22.3 years has gone by since the first case. Lol.
Also known as the Tom Brady Tuck Rule. Coined by Chris in Syracuse after the Patriots/Ravens game in which Tom Brady asked for and was granted a flag after an almost contact-free play.
Cindy Brady is a reference to the youngest child on the 70's TV show The Brady Bunch.
Bob: So why did you stop watching football?
Steve: Well, ever since the Cindy Brady Rule was adopted the game hasn't been the same. They protect the quarterbacks way too much.