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“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers)

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Some say that rules are meant to be broken, and so broken they will be, be it traffic regulations or the dos and don'ts of playing Uno.

These are just a couple of examples of rules that some people break regularly. And while the reasons for doing that might differ with each person, some do it simply because they fundamentally disagree with them.

Members of the ‘Ask Reddit’ community recently shared what rules they refuse to follow, because of said reason, after redditor ‘RGDJR’ started a thread about it. Covering everything from orders and regulations to expectations and social norms, netizens assembled quite an extensive list of rules that, in their opinion, should be broken, so scroll down to find them, and see if you agree with any of them.

Below you will also find Bored Panda’s interview with the person who started the thread, user RGDJR, who was kind enough to answer a few of our questions.

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#1

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) “Breakfast foods.” Ive had coworkers walk in on me eating steak and mashed potatoes with asparagus at 7 AM for breakfast. When questioned I always respond “I don’t subscribe to societal norms of proper meal time foods”

Edit: I woke up to a ton of people agreeing with me so it’s clear ive been chosen as the leader of the rebellion. We march on Kellog’s headquarters at dawn

TheDUDE1411 , Sarah Stierch / flickr Report

Final score:

338points

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#2

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) Automatic respect because someone is elderly.
They get common courtesy, but everyone has to earn respect/authority before they can start bossing people around.

SafariNZ , Rene Terp / pexels Report

Final score:

263points

#3

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) My state says I'm not allowed to provide alcohol to my own children until they are 21.

I will not let them be carted off to a bar on their 21st birthday unless they are already very familiar with alcohol and how different ABV% affects their bodies. I do not care what the law says, their first drink will come from me in the safety of their own home.

Finn235 , Any Lane / pexels Report

Final score:

233points

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In a recent interview with Bored Panda, u/RGDJR shared that the thing that encouraged him to ask this particular question was a rule that he himself breaks on the regular. “I had just returned from some travel with a colleague and found that she and I differ on the need to put your phone into airplane mode before takeoff,” he said.

“She obeys this rule religiously. I, on the other hand, have never put my phone into airplane mode. My position is: if it's actually important, the airline wouldn't just ask people to do it, you'd need to show the flight attendant proof… or your phone would automatically switch to airplane mode when it sensed that you were moving at a certain speed. In any case, I don't buy that it's actually necessary. And it was this debate with my colleague that inspired the question. I was curious what other rules people break willingly.”

#4

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) Tipping everywhere. Not exactly a rule but I ain't gonna tip where I haven't received an actual service where someone has to go out of their way to do something for me. I don't care if I get mean looks for it.

FaultFinal5248 , Iain Farrell / flickr Report

Final score:

212points

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#5

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) Account sharing. I bought the game, service, movie, etc, I get to decide who uses it

zane411 , Matilda Wormwood / pexels Report

Final score:

209points

The OP admitted that the volume of answers from the redditors caught him off guard; what surprised him even more was how many of them he agreed with.

“In fact, the top response is one that I'm aligned on wholeheartedly,” he said. “The idea that people shouldn't discuss their salary with each other is bulls**t. Talking salary helps to ensure pay equity. I have a team of people who work for me and I would never dissuade them from talking about what they make.”

#6

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) YouTube TOS says I can't block ads. The day they can stop me is the day I stop watching Youtube.

Edit: 8000 upvotes and yet there's a lot of copium in this thread over me still blocking ads.

drdildamesh , freestocks.org / pexels Report

Final score:

204points

#7

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) I *actually* use my turn signal/blinker.

I eat cookie dough and I eat Nutella with a spoon

cyaveronica , Erik Mclean / pexels Report

Final score:

196points

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#8

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) Jaywalking. If the street is obviously clear, I'm not going to wait for nothing.

hapster113 , Rachel Claire / pexels Report

Final score:

189points

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“Pirating content is also an answer that struck a chord with me,” the redditor continued. “I make every effort to buy media. But if the world won't sell it to me, I'll take to the seas. I also thought there was some great advice on getting scientific papers from the authors as opposed to paying for them.”

#9

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) Rules about pirating content that I am geographically restricted from streaming legally.

nolawnchairs , Anastasia Shuraeva / pexels Report

Final score:

179points

#10

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) If i find cash on the ground i'm not going to give it to the authorities

kyubeyt , Lukas / pexels Report

Final score:

179points

#11

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) Not expressing emotions to appear “strong/tough”. I had a hard year last year and I couldn’t hold it in and opened up with 3 coworkers I trusted. We have since then developed a very strong friendship and even since we all left out last company, we became really close friends.
If more people normalized mental illness the world would be a much better place.

mysteronsss , Mental Health America (MHA) / pexels Report

Final score:

178points

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Despite agreeing with fellow netizens that some rules are meant to be broken—in some cases, regularly—the OP told Bored Panda that he absolutely believes that rules are necessary for people.

“Rules often exist for a very good reason. They help ensure a (generally) peaceful society. They deter criminal behavior that might endanger us. They guarantee that my football team is going to move 15 yards up the field if the opposing team is rough on our quarterback. That said, I don't believe that all rules are entirely necessary. And as this post proved, a sizable population of redditors would agree.”

#12

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) Making the bed. Why would I make my bed all neat if I'm just going to mess it up again at the soonest opportunity? As long as nothing is sliding off the bed then it's fine.

mountainnose1994 , Ron Lach / pexels Report

Final score:

171points

#13

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) My employees dont pay for food on my shifts. we dont pay them a living wage, i’m not about to make them pay for a meal for themselves after theyve given me 8-9 hours of their day.

aviatorium , Kampus Production / pexels Report

Final score:

155points

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#14

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) Separating laundry by colors, I just throw everything in together

Piggles-and-Beagles , Sarah Chai / pexels Report

Final score:

152points

#15

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) "Do not discuss salary with colleagues or people outside this company." - F**k that.

Edit: Phew!

To be clear, I am not part of the US and not really part of the EU. The act of discussing pay is not legally protected here. It may be in the future though...

fiindca , MART PRODUCTION / pexels Report

Final score:

149points

#16

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) I refuse to use Starbucks sizes and say small, medium, or large.

jimmyjohntwo , Sidorela Shehaj / pexels Report

Final score:

140points

#17

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) I'm so tired of the "subscription" world we live in now. I basically just pirate everything. I used to still buy the discs. But many movies don't get released in UHD, so what's the point of even looking.

I don't want to stream compressed 4k. And I certainly don't want to worry about whether or not the company pulls the movie from their service or just stops it altogether.

ArcRust , cottonbro studio / pexels Report

Final score:

132points

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#18

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) There is an outlet mall near us that has designated spaces painted with pink ribbons that are for breast cancer survivors. The spaces are always empty. I am a 2x ovarian cancer survivor. I use the spaces as needed.

Strong-Succotash-830 , Anna Shvets / pexels Report

Final score:

126points

#19

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) Do socks really need to match, or is this just a bill of goods sold to us by Big Laundry?

GreenAdder , Lukas Horak / pexels Report

Final score:

122points

#20

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) Dress codes. Dress codes tend to be more restrictive for females than males (don’t tempt him with your exposed clavicles, ladies). Many of them are also racist. And they have absolutely nothing to do with someone’s standards or ability to perform duties, whether it be a job, a school, or even a restaurant.

flugualbinder , Juan Vargas / pexels Report

Final score:

113points

#21

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) The rule against ending a sentence with a preposition. That is one rule, up with which I will not put.

KumquatHaderach , fauxels / pexels Report

Final score:

110points

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#22

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) There is no difference between being at work at 8am and 8:10am. Especially when it’s not shift work and there’s no one waiting for you to arrive so they can leave. In every job I’ve had they always gripe about being right on time at 8am and then you have hovering managers looking at the door to see who’s late at 8:02am. I am always at work but I will not be there at 8am on the dot for the next 25+ years of my life. It makes no difference

pwa09 , olia danilevich / pexels Report

Final score:

106points

#23

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) Ages on car seats. I think a kid’s age has zero relation and all car seat requirements should be based on weight alone.

not_your_neighbors , Larry Syverson / flickr Report

Final score:

100points

#24

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) I wear socks and sandals. The people complaining are annoyingly ridiculous. I’m not gonna show my hairy feet if I don’t want to and I can’t stand the feeling/sound of sweaty feet on sandals.

Dr-Zoidberserk , Darina Belonogova / pexels Report

Final score:

98points

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#25

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) Lying on your resume. I’m not talking about completely lying that you worked at Google for 2 years when you didn’t. That’s a little much.

But in reality i have gaps between many jobs, due to either unemployment or just needing a damn break between jobs. but on my resume i have consecutively been employed with no gaps my entire career. I feel like recruiters see gaps as a red flag, and sometimes your resume doesn’t make it far enough to even explain the gaps, even if they’re completely harmless gaps.

In regard to background checks for new jobs I’ve personally still passed all of mine with no issues. To my knowledge the agency conducting the background checks can only verify information you give them yourself (not the employer). So I simply don’t provide exact dates, just the year I worked at whatever place. Of course this could backfire, but so far so good over here

Edit: I fundamentally disagree with it because employers lie about the job description all the time. What you actually end up doing rarely matches what they pitch you.

Important_Map_7266 , cottonbro studio / pexels Report

Final score:

92points

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#26

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) No putting your elbows on the table. It's a silly rule that was based on the idea of "if you have room to put your elbows on the table, it implies your host didn't provide enough food." We make bigger tables now. And most of the time I'm the one who is buying the food in question.

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Final score:

85points

#27

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) I'm conscious of the speed limit, but typically follow the speed of traffic first. So if traffic is going faster than the speed limit, I'm going to go faster to keep pace with everyone else.

iceunelle , Omar Ramadan / pexels Report

Final score:

80points

#28

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) The rule that you cannot place a +2 on a +2 in UNO I am always going to break that rule no matter what anyone says

pheonix_aryan , lil artsy / pexels Report

Final score:

79points

#29

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) I refuse to spell out YMCA with my arms when that song comes on.

MrBigTomato , Monstera Production / pexels Report

Final score:

78points

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#30

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) Not a rule but i refuse to fill out opinion surveys for service or something i bought. If you want me to provide you with optimization information for your business, i need something in return.

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Final score:

75points

#31

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) Speeding on the interstate. Get out of the left lane!

splattermonkeys , Anthony Simuel / pexels Report

Final score:

72points

#32

I tip the minimum amount at restaurants.

Places nowadays want a minimum 25% tip and I will do 15% every time. You don’t get to tell me how generous I have to be. And in case everyone forgot, tips are OPTIONAL.

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Final score:

65points

#33

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) Don’t date where you work.

You spend nearly a third of your waking hours at work. You learn about the people you work with over weeks, months, years, and have a much better idea of compatibility than with a random club or dating app meetup.

panachi19 , Ketut Subiyanto / pexels Report

Final score:

63points

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#34

Taking slightly longer breaks at work. Two 10min breaks and a 20min lunch on a 10hr shift. Nah

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Final score:

61points

#35

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) I ignore margins in notebooks and write over them. Why waste space? I use the whole page.

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Final score:

60points

#36

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) In 1950s New Zealand they used to have six o’clock closing for all the bars by law. My dad was barely of drinking age but he used to line up with everyone else and hand over his cash while the publican sold flagons of beer over the back fence.

He told me this story to teach me this axiom:

“You don’t obey the *stupid* laws.”

DadLoCo , ELEVATE / pexels Report

Final score:

59points

#37

Maybe not totally on point but if I have a device that breaks just out of warranty I will often buy a new one and just return the old one. I know two wrongs don’t make a right and it’s fraud but as far as I’m concerned selling me something that breaks within 1 year for the price of something that should last at least 5 years is legalized fraud so I’m just cheating them like they cheat me.

I do try and give the company a chance to honor their device regardless of the stated warranty but if not returned it goes.

Final score:

58points

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#38

City animal limits. YES if you can't take care of them they need to be removed, but in my city the limit is 4 cats/dogs total. Down the road in the next city it's 10 cats/dogs.

I have 8. It's b******t. It's my space and I'm taking good care of them, they dont roam. The only interaction with neighbors is if they see them in my window.

It really doesn't affect me much as most people around here ignore the rule too

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Final score:

58points

#39

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) 5 second rule. If it falls on the floor I just throw it out. That’s gross.

monkeyface4 , Tima Miroshnichenko / pexels Report

Final score:

55points

#40

Sharing meds. My oldest and I had several of the same prescriptions and would use them interchangeably as needed between refills. It’s the same prescription. But I imagine some medical professionals would lose their minds.

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Final score:

54points

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#41

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) Adding garlic and onion to the pan at the same time to soften. Do you want burnt garlic? Because that's how you get burnt garlic.

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Final score:

51points

#42

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) I throw away the mail of the people who lived in my apartment before me rather than taking it to the post office every. Single. Day. If they wanted their mail, they would have filled out a change of address form.

ariariariarii , Jan van der Wolf / pexels Report

Final score:

50points

#43

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) That you need to wait for other people to start eating, eat your food before it gets cold, I’ll just talk while I’m waiting

moonfantastic , Nadin Sh / pexels Report

Final score:

44points

#44

Telling white lies to your SO is good.

No. I'm not carrying the baggage of lies. I'm always kind, and I'm always honest. Don't want to know thing? You better not ask me.

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Final score:

42points

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#45

“What’s A Common Rule That You Break Regularly Because You Fundamentally Disagree With It?” (45 Answers) Using knife and fork to cut your food. If the food it's soft enough, why I can't use my spoon?

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33points

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Miglė Miliūtė

A writer here at Bored Panda, I am a lover of good music, good food, and good company, which makes food-related topics and feel-good stories my favorite ones to cover. Passionate about traveling and concerts, I constantly seek occasions to visit places yet personally unexplored. I also enjoy spending free time outdoors, trying out different sports—even if I don’t look too graceful at it—or socializing over a cup of coffee.

A writer here at Bored Panda, I am a lover of good music, good food, and good company, which makes food-related topics and feel-good stories my favorite ones to cover. Passionate about traveling and concerts, I constantly seek occasions to visit places yet personally unexplored. I also enjoy spending free time outdoors, trying out different sports—even if I don’t look too graceful at it—or socializing over a cup of coffee.

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I'm a visual editor here at Bored Panda and I enjoy a good laugh. My work ranges from serious topics related to toxic work environments and relationship difficulties to humorous articles about online shopping fails and introvert memes. When I'm not at my work desk, checking if every single pixel is in the right place, I usually spend my free time playing board games, taking pictures, and watching documentaries

I'm a visual editor here at Bored Panda and I enjoy a good laugh. My work ranges from serious topics related to toxic work environments and relationship difficulties to humorous articles about online shopping fails and introvert memes. When I'm not at my work desk, checking if every single pixel is in the right place, I usually spend my free time playing board games, taking pictures, and watching documentaries

What do you think ?

XenoMurph 2 months ago

Some rules are not for the individual, but for population level risks. Putting oil down your sink appears to do no harm, but then everyone does it, and there's a massive fatberg. You think going 10km per hour over the limit harms no one, but everyone sticking to the limit reduces deaths by hundreds over the entire nation. You think you're not at risk so you don't get a vaccine, but then everyone does that, and we get polio back. We live in complex societies with complex results from simple actions.

60points

Auntriarch 2 months ago

You mean *gasp* it's not just about me? /s

37points

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Deirdre Segraves 2 months ago

Bruh. Bored panda. I l9ve scrolling you page while I am at work but it's getting very difficult with the pop ups. You don't need my email, I already have hulu. Relax.

17points

cugel. 2 months ago

I don't stand for the national anthem, too group think for me.

5points

Svenne O'Lotta 2 months ago

Patriotism is a mental disorder.

1point

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Alex Helm 2 months ago

I’m a BMW driver but I always use my indicators (turn signals).

3points

Toothless Feline 2 months ago

I’m from Ohio, in the heart of “The” Ohio State University’s fandom, and I refuse to say “I-O!” after someone yells “O-H!”. Sometimes I’ll yell “Oh No!” In response to an “O-H!” specifically because it annoys people. I won’t do the O-H-I-O gestures either.

3points

Svenne O'Lotta 2 months ago

Such a rebel

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R Dennis 2 months ago

Hypothetically, in the past, I may have had gallons of "bourbon", "Irish whiskey", rye, and vodka I made myself. Could add different things like fresh vanilla beans or chilies for a little fun... hypothetically...

3points

brittany 2 months ago

not discussing proper body part names and function like periods. all of my kids had the body parts and period talk from about the age of 2 when they would clamor to get into the bathroom with me. i refuse to raise girls ashamed of their body and i refuse to raise a son to think periods are gross or some big cosmic mystery. i will not gatekeep knowledge.

2points

Rick Seiden 2 months ago

I ignore registering my dogs, especially if they are small dogs. My dogs, when I had them, never left the house unless they were being walked, on a leash. They don't pose a danger to anyone. Why do I have to pay the town to tell them I have a dog?

2points

Hannah 2 months ago

This makes me think of the "Stupid Laws In Each State" lol. In Kansas, it's against the law to put ice cream on top of cherry pie. 😂

2points

Liz The Biz 2 months ago

I don't wash my recycling (cans and bottles). I've got enough to do without washing my rubbish, and years ago I knew someone who was put into an asylum for doing things like washing her rubbish. It gets washed when it gets to the recycling centre anyway.

1point

Tanya Phillips 2 months ago

I got told ff once for not standing for the national anthem. I didn't want to stand up for the Queen. I like Liz but do I think she was somehow born superior?? Nope.

1point

Trisec Tebeakesse 2 months ago

"No right turn on red". Unless a police car is literally right behind you, the rule is unenforceable.

1point

dayngerkat 2 months ago

I refuse to say "bless you" when someone sneezes

1point

Regina Holt 2 months ago

I keep my bananas in the fridge. I like them cold. And still a little green. I hate room temperature fully ripe bananas. I've been told that I'm doing it wrong, but damm it, it's the way I like them, why does it matter to anyone else?

1point

Louise Brown 2 months ago

I do the same. The cold makes the skin brown quicker, but the fruit inside remains fresher for longer. They will look absolutely vile from the outside, but when you open them, fresh as a daisy.

1point

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ThePinwormsrock 2 months ago

No buying alcohol before noon on Sunday. Absolutely ridiculous. I tried to get the ingredients for beef burgundy for Sunday dinner. Nope.

1point

Oerff On Tour 2 months ago

Leaving one urinal open between 2 men? Why? If the closest one to the door is occupied, I'll take the second. If you're afraid I'll see your junque, take a stall. Or the owner of the place should have put dividers between them, as is the common thing in Europe.

1point

Mimi M 2 months ago

Wow - I agreed with 95%. No to stealing rids on trolley, no to always observing the 5-second rule... I basically agreed with nearly everything else - I think that's my highest agreement with BP/Reddit posts ever. And I could add a few. Confiscatory taxation, for example.

0points

Benjamin Palmer 2 months ago

If I'm at an intersection waiting to make a left hand turn and there's a red arrow and nobody is coming the other way? I'm so running that red arrow.

-2points

zak 2 months ago (edited)

I will drive through a red left hand turn arrow (if the light to go straight is green), if it is safe to do it and no cops are in sight. In some areas they are at EVERY intersection, and are pointless. I'm not gonna wait 2 or 3 minutes when I can safely turn now.

-2points

XenoMurph 2 months ago

Some rules are not for the individual, but for population level risks. Putting oil down your sink appears to do no harm, but then everyone does it, and there's a massive fatberg. You think going 10km per hour over the limit harms no one, but everyone sticking to the limit reduces deaths by hundreds over the entire nation. You think you're not at risk so you don't get a vaccine, but then everyone does that, and we get polio back. We live in complex societies with complex results from simple actions.

60points

Auntriarch 2 months ago

You mean *gasp* it's not just about me? /s

37points

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Deirdre Segraves 2 months ago

Bruh. Bored panda. I l9ve scrolling you page while I am at work but it's getting very difficult with the pop ups. You don't need my email, I already have hulu. Relax.

17points

cugel. 2 months ago

I don't stand for the national anthem, too group think for me.

5points

Svenne O'Lotta 2 months ago

Patriotism is a mental disorder.

1point

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Alex Helm 2 months ago

I’m a BMW driver but I always use my indicators (turn signals).

3points

Toothless Feline 2 months ago

I’m from Ohio, in the heart of “The” Ohio State University’s fandom, and I refuse to say “I-O!” after someone yells “O-H!”. Sometimes I’ll yell “Oh No!” In response to an “O-H!” specifically because it annoys people. I won’t do the O-H-I-O gestures either.

3points

Svenne O'Lotta 2 months ago

Such a rebel

3points

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R Dennis 2 months ago

Hypothetically, in the past, I may have had gallons of "bourbon", "Irish whiskey", rye, and vodka I made myself. Could add different things like fresh vanilla beans or chilies for a little fun... hypothetically...

3points

brittany 2 months ago

not discussing proper body part names and function like periods. all of my kids had the body parts and period talk from about the age of 2 when they would clamor to get into the bathroom with me. i refuse to raise girls ashamed of their body and i refuse to raise a son to think periods are gross or some big cosmic mystery. i will not gatekeep knowledge.

2points

Rick Seiden 2 months ago

I ignore registering my dogs, especially if they are small dogs. My dogs, when I had them, never left the house unless they were being walked, on a leash. They don't pose a danger to anyone. Why do I have to pay the town to tell them I have a dog?

2points

Hannah 2 months ago

This makes me think of the "Stupid Laws In Each State" lol. In Kansas, it's against the law to put ice cream on top of cherry pie. 😂

2points

Liz The Biz 2 months ago

I don't wash my recycling (cans and bottles). I've got enough to do without washing my rubbish, and years ago I knew someone who was put into an asylum for doing things like washing her rubbish. It gets washed when it gets to the recycling centre anyway.

1point

Tanya Phillips 2 months ago

I got told ff once for not standing for the national anthem. I didn't want to stand up for the Queen. I like Liz but do I think she was somehow born superior?? Nope.

1point

Trisec Tebeakesse 2 months ago

"No right turn on red". Unless a police car is literally right behind you, the rule is unenforceable.

1point

dayngerkat 2 months ago

I refuse to say "bless you" when someone sneezes

1point

Regina Holt 2 months ago

I keep my bananas in the fridge. I like them cold. And still a little green. I hate room temperature fully ripe bananas. I've been told that I'm doing it wrong, but damm it, it's the way I like them, why does it matter to anyone else?

1point

Louise Brown 2 months ago

I do the same. The cold makes the skin brown quicker, but the fruit inside remains fresher for longer. They will look absolutely vile from the outside, but when you open them, fresh as a daisy.

1point

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ThePinwormsrock 2 months ago

No buying alcohol before noon on Sunday. Absolutely ridiculous. I tried to get the ingredients for beef burgundy for Sunday dinner. Nope.

1point

Oerff On Tour 2 months ago

Leaving one urinal open between 2 men? Why? If the closest one to the door is occupied, I'll take the second. If you're afraid I'll see your junque, take a stall. Or the owner of the place should have put dividers between them, as is the common thing in Europe.

1point

Mimi M 2 months ago

Wow - I agreed with 95%. No to stealing rids on trolley, no to always observing the 5-second rule... I basically agreed with nearly everything else - I think that's my highest agreement with BP/Reddit posts ever. And I could add a few. Confiscatory taxation, for example.

0points

Benjamin Palmer 2 months ago

If I'm at an intersection waiting to make a left hand turn and there's a red arrow and nobody is coming the other way? I'm so running that red arrow.

-2points

zak 2 months ago (edited)

I will drive through a red left hand turn arrow (if the light to go straight is green), if it is safe to do it and no cops are in sight. In some areas they are at EVERY intersection, and are pointless. I'm not gonna wait 2 or 3 minutes when I can safely turn now.

-2points

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