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Die Roll 

A game of rolling the dice. You can Have one or 2 dices to play. A made up script is made from number 1-12. For each of the numbers 1-12 list an object a person must fear or face. When you roll the the dice. both dice or the one dice you are usin is showin a number. for 2 dices... add both the numbers up. the number totalled is what you have to fear or face. this is a 3 player game only!!!! reccommends 3 players min and max.
You're tied up and a friend is tied up. The other person does that attacks. You rolled the dice.... 7, the attacker looks at his script.... 7!!... ultrabond. so your friend has to suffer an ultimate attack. This is Called Die Roll
Die Roll by mkjr March 11, 2010
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roll over and die 

-Give up easily without a fight. To loose all will to continue on.

-Die in extreme pain with little to no retaliation.

-What they teach you in the Marine Corps.
Chuck (tv series), season 3 ep 12, 11.2 min:
Chuck: Forget it. She's leaving with Shaw in the morning. Sorry guys, it's over. I'm going to go get some fresh air and figure out how I'm going tell Beckman I'm quiting.

(Chuck exits scene)

Casey: There goes our chance to ever get out of the Buy More...

Morgan: Really, is that what they teach you in the Marine Corps?

Casey: Hmm?

Morgan: Roll over and Die?
roll over and die by new2lw April 2, 2010
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