A collection of guidelines for how to act polite and thus keep your friends on social networking sites and through email and discussion boards, etc.
by RubyRose September 24, 2013
by PepperOnSalt November 23, 2021
If someone is jamming, be respectful and keep your mic muted. We ask you do not speak over them/beatbox over them/interrupt them.
As everyone listens to D-koy jam room is in complete silence, this is some high-level Jam Etiquette!
by BBXC October 29, 2020
Anal etiquette is simply asking if the partner has a clean poop shoot. The last thing anybody wants when they go anal is dookie on their finger and or penis.
Hi as we agreed on anal tonight. How is everything looking? Is everything clear? Are we in there like swimwear? Or do we need to wait. That is the proper way to do anal etiquette. Nobody wants a surprise .
by LilKrazy6980 February 8, 2020
Rules of courtesy for using an escalator, particularly in Japan. Essentially, if you are not going to continue walking while on the escalator, stick to one side (in Japan, the left side) so that walkers have room to pass.
"If you're going to treat the escalator like a theme park ride, at least have the decency to observe escalator etiquette."
by gingitsune23 January 14, 2009
The concept that when presented with the set-up for a joke, the listener willingly moves the joke forward toward the punch-line in a timely manner. Poor joke-etiquette refers to the practice of the listener attempting to figure out the punchline or delaying the telling in order to steal the teller's thunder, thus spoiling his/her efforts.
An example of good joke-etiquette.
bob: knock, knock.
neil: who's there? (=good joke-etiquette)
bob: go fuck yourself!
An example of poor joke-etiquette.
bob: knock, knock.
neil: go fuck yourself, I hate knock, knock jokes! (=poor joke-etiquette.)
bob: knock, knock.
neil: who's there? (=good joke-etiquette)
bob: go fuck yourself!
An example of poor joke-etiquette.
bob: knock, knock.
neil: go fuck yourself, I hate knock, knock jokes! (=poor joke-etiquette.)
by gumbo jr. June 30, 2007
the standard method of managing how two people place their elbows in a movie theater or other seating area with only one armrest between each pair of seats. Usually involves one person's elbows placed on the front of the rest, and the other's on the back.
Guy 1: At the movies last night the guy next to me's elbows kept hitting mine!
Guy 2: Bummer, sounds like he had poor elbow etiquette.
Guy 2: Bummer, sounds like he had poor elbow etiquette.
by wenis wars March 27, 2011