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a sacred custom dictating that if someone is not a family member or an intimate friend, then one may only sleep in their house/apartment for three nights at most. Violating this is a high offense against one's honor. Go to a hotel.
Rather than spend a fourth night in Alex's San Francisco apartment, Bob took a train to San Jose and slept in a ditch. This way, he observed the three night rule and preserved his sacred honor.
basically fan made "rule 34" with kpop dudes sucking on each other and wierd shit
person 1: wth did i see that was so wier bruh
person 2: what?
person 1: my friend told me to search up rule 34 kpop
person 1: but dont search it up ok im warning you
person 2: ok (proceeds to search)
history:
38 secs, wth did i see
2 mins, how to forget things
5 mins, rule 34 kpop
A rule stating that drinking is acceptable when the time is in the double digits according to a 24-hour clock.
Drinking at ten am is fine according to the double digit rule!
Here in the great sunshine state, the shotgun rules are of major importance. They are as follows:
1. Shotgun is available for al potential riders regardless of race, sex, belief, etc.
2. You must call shotgun explicitly does atleast one other to hear (no saying it under your breath)
3. The vehicle must be in general proximity* but does not have to be seen.
4. ALWAYS respect first shotgun call.
*: General proximity is defined as within the parking lot or in shouting distance
My boy called for review of the official shotgun rules- Arizona
The rule that dictates livability in a state. The more squiggly lines in the outline/border lines of a state, the cooler/more fun it is to live in that state. In, for example, the state of California, the squiggly lines are found on the coastline adjacent to the pacific ocean. Note that the squiggly line rule is not always accurate, seeing as there are some squiggly states that aren't cool (ie Kentucky)
1: Yo I'm so cool cause i live in the state of North Dakota.
2: WTF are you talking about, i live in New York. My state has 100 times more squiggly lines than yours, thus it's better.
3: Hey, I live in Kentucky, the squigglyest state of all!
2: What the fuck are you smoking, the squiggly line rule doesnt work for lame ass states like Kentucky.
The 5 second rule is used to suggest that food that has fallen on the ground/floor is still fine to eat, as long as it has only been there 5 seconds or less.
Commonly the rule is simply extended to however many seconds is necessary to declare the food still edible (ex: 20-second rule).
"Aww crap, I dropped my hot dog on the ground." "It's alright: 5 second rule."
Quit Making Noise! Understand.
Shut the hell up and quit making noise, Rule #2.