Anon: Nice picture of a penny. Don't you think that belongs to /r/numismatics?
OP: I didn't even realize that exists!
Anon: Dude, Rule 34.5
OP: I didn't even realize that exists!
Anon: Dude, Rule 34.5
by thegame2010 March 30, 2013
The replacing of the last segment of a word with the letter z or -iz, -az, -ez or some similar form. Add whatever form fits the word or sounds the best. Best used typically in context, so as to avoid confusion when "Triz" or "Traz" could mean multiple things; tree, trash, trench, treat, Trish, triad or triarch.
Guy:"Dude, take out the triz..."
Gal:"What?"
Guy:"The Z rule...*sigh* take out the trash..."
"Exclusive message from the truz."
(Exclusive message from the trunk.)
Gal:"What?"
Guy:"The Z rule...*sigh* take out the trash..."
"Exclusive message from the truz."
(Exclusive message from the trunk.)
by Shadow62a June 07, 2007
Person 1: I'm going to create a dark fan fiction of this innocent animé character.
Person 2: I won't let you!
Person 1: Why not?
Person 2: Rule 43A, man.
Person 1: ... Fine.
Person 2: I won't let you!
Person 1: Why not?
Person 2: Rule 43A, man.
Person 1: ... Fine.
by Arnen August 14, 2012
When two friends of opposite sexes are simply friends and not fuck buddies or whatever people fantasize about in their twisted heads.
by the10% October 23, 2012
Rick:I just shot 56 people in Las Vegas
Dick: Isn’t that an act of terrorism?
Rick:Nah I had kush up my butthole rule 147
Dick: Isn’t that an act of terrorism?
Rick:Nah I had kush up my butthole rule 147
by Fatf*cknWalrus69 October 03, 2017
One must be ten percent smarter than the object/task one is attempting to use/accomplish.
For instance, pushing a pull door or failing at some other seemingly simple task.
For instance, pushing a pull door or failing at some other seemingly simple task.
Friend 1: Did I hear correctly that your girlfriend got locked in her own car?
Friend 2: Yeah. 10% rule, dude.
Friend 2: Yeah. 10% rule, dude.
by PeteWine February 09, 2009
A rules librarian is an individual who has scoured the rule-books of a game to find every advantage and every loophole that they can to "empower" their character.
Most often found in Role-playing games such as Dungeons & Dragons, but variants can also be found online playing MMORPG.
These people suck the fun out of any game due to their obstinate refusal to actually get into the spirit of the game and play a ‘character’.
Their main motivation is to ‘win’ and if they don’t, or other players enforce the spirit of the game rather than the rule they will generally sulk or threaten to leave.
On dealing with a Rules Librarian
1. don’t play with them
2. if you already are – kill their characters off until they learn, or stop playing
Most often found in Role-playing games such as Dungeons & Dragons, but variants can also be found online playing MMORPG.
These people suck the fun out of any game due to their obstinate refusal to actually get into the spirit of the game and play a ‘character’.
Their main motivation is to ‘win’ and if they don’t, or other players enforce the spirit of the game rather than the rule they will generally sulk or threaten to leave.
On dealing with a Rules Librarian
1. don’t play with them
2. if you already are – kill their characters off until they learn, or stop playing
Rules Librarian rolls dice...
GM:
"Ok, so you swing at the 50 foot tall dragon and strike a nasty blow to it's leg"
Rules Librarian:
"Actually, because I rolled over 95% of my base strength score; coupled with my level and weapon specialization, and my Backstab bonus as a thief, I get an automatic triple critical, so seeing as this is a Blue dragon, with a maximum of 200 Hit points, I would actually kill it"
GM:
"It's a dragon, you can't kill it with a dagger"
Rules Librarian
"It's in the rule book; Page 60, 193, and 246"
(other players groan)
GM:
"Ok, so you swing at the 50 foot tall dragon and strike a nasty blow to it's leg"
Rules Librarian:
"Actually, because I rolled over 95% of my base strength score; coupled with my level and weapon specialization, and my Backstab bonus as a thief, I get an automatic triple critical, so seeing as this is a Blue dragon, with a maximum of 200 Hit points, I would actually kill it"
GM:
"It's a dragon, you can't kill it with a dagger"
Rules Librarian
"It's in the rule book; Page 60, 193, and 246"
(other players groan)
by TJHC June 01, 2006