Join the Fun!

MountainLine , Max Fischer / pexels Report

#2

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them I hate how they give perfect attendance awards in schools.

If my kid is sick, going through trauma, or we have a funeral, they can skip a damn day

Final score:

213points

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Gustav Gallifrey 9 months ago

"Yes, Jimmy, i know that you're sick, and yes, i know that it's super-contagious, and yes, i know it's possibly lethal to some people, and yes, i know the doctor said stay home, BUT, think of your attendance award!"

73points

#3

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them They will pry the Oxford comma from my cold dead hands.

WineWednesdayYet , Bored Panda Report

Final score:

207points

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Zaphod 9 months ago

Eats, shoots and leaves. What are you, a panda?

43points

westonlark , Virginia State Parks / flickr Report

Recently, one Redditor asked folks on r/AskReddit to share common rules that they break just because they fundamentally disagree with them.

Believe it or not, this is the second post in the past month that asks this question, with both of them collectively garnering 14,100 upvotes and generating a discussion of 12,500 comments.

#4

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them Stole a pet frog that was severely neglected. Don't give a rat's a*s about stealing if they don't care about mistreating an animal.

Final score:

198points

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Zoey Bear 9 months ago

Good on you for saving it. That makes me hoppy.

85points

NavierIsStoked , NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Southwest Research Institute/Alex Parker Report

#5

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them Pluto is a planet.

Final score:

162points

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Dan 9 months ago

Pluto is a dog

55points

MiekerBeaker , Pavel Danilyuk / pexels Report

#6

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them I bring my own snack into the movie theatre.

Final score:

152points

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kaycee14 9 months ago

Ticket prices pay for renting the film from the distribution company. Income from the concession stand pays to keep the theater in business.

35points

RadiantHC , Hafidz Alifuddin / pexels Report

So, rules are guidelines created by individuals, communities, countries, what have you, which dictate a certain code of conduct among people and processes. These can vary based on social interactions, beliefs, governance, and the like.

The key idea behind following rules is to push away the tide of chaos and anarchy. Sure, they feel like restrictions, but they are the lesser of the two evils.

#7

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them If it's a single restroom then I won't care which gender it is.

Final score:

146points

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Kirsten Kerkhof 9 months ago

And if there is a line for the ladies' but the gents' toilet is free, I will go there. Shoot me dirty looks, but I just gotta go.

102points

Bernd Herbert 9 months ago

I‘ve seen women coming out of stalls because the ladies‘ line was too long and I really really couldn’t have cared less

19points

RavenTheCat 9 months ago

We had that at my first job, four restrooms each gendered. The ladies always just used the mens room since it was single use. I said i saw no issue and thought the signs were dumb like a neutral sign woulda been fine

8points

Cathy 9 months ago

I do like my lady restroom sometimes though. A good escape in clubs if you need to get away from a pushy man. Or a safe place at work where your coworker can safely staple the rip in your skirt 😅

5points

Breadcrumb. 9 months ago (edited)

"Get away from a pushy man" we really need to hold some members of society accountable, assault happens right in front of us in a dance club and the only answer is to escape to the bathroom. How is this acceptable? Speaking from experience.

3points

Menacing Duck 9 months ago

As a man, the only difference I could even think of between males and females bathrooms are if they have urinals or not. I guess female bathrooms could also contain stuff like tampons and stuff, but idk.

4points

Happy to be a wallflower 9 months ago

They wouldn't give those to us for free lol

4points

C .Hunger 9 months ago

Instead of gender bathrooms, have bathrooms for Number 1, and Number 2. Makes more sense.

3points

Gustav Gallifrey 9 months ago

When you have to, then you just have to.

2points

William Travis 9 months ago

singel restrooms solve ALL gener problems

1point

Heather Menard 9 months ago

The other day at Wendy's. I was waiting to use the rest room. Both were occupied. A older gentleman came out of the women's room. I said to him I understand you I identify as a woman today. By the time I came out of the restroom the mens was still occupied.

1point

Mimi M 9 months ago

I walk into the men's all the time. If there are guys in there, I just tell them I identify as a man - for the next 5 minutes. Never had an objection. But I also don't stare, just walk into the cubicle and shut the door.

0points

Xenon 9 months ago

Single restrooms aren't normally gendered.

0points

Alicia M Goodner 9 months ago

No one " labels " port-a-potty's... If you have to use one , you just do...

0points

Shawna Burt 9 months ago

I don't care, as long as it's ADA compliant.

0points

Lee Banks 9 months ago

A woman got very mad that the bathrooms were gendered at the bar. (They had ordered unisex signs that very morning.) A friend asked for a show of hands "Who's taken a dump in the men's room?" Twenty ish hands go up. "Who's taken a dump in the women's room?" Twenty ish hands go up. Guess how many people were out there... :)

0points

brittany 9 months ago

if i gotta pee, i dont care what gender it's for. move.

0points

moggie63 9 months ago

I never found it a problem if women in a nightclub used the men's toilets. There'd be 3 or 4 men pissing in the pots and 2 women would come bursting in to use the 2/3/4 vacant stalls. Neither did anybody else, it was normal.

0points

Brian Droste 9 months ago

I am a male and used a woman's restroom before. It was a single person restroom.

0points

Leigh 9 months ago

I don't gender identify, so I'll use whatever bathrooms available.

0points

Two_rolling_black_eyes 9 months ago

The local ordinance where I live was changed during COVID. New restaurants are now required to have single stall restrooms with the number required dependent on how many people they can serve (more tables = more restrooms). I love it. Old restaurants are grandfathered in so they can still have men's and women's. However, if the license changes owners, they have to upgrade. Most mom and pop places don't mind because they just change the signs since they aren't required to have more than 2.

0points

frederick clause 9 months ago

I have never understood the need to have separate restrooms in the first place. If either gender walks into either restroom there's nothing to see, it's not a locker room. The only explanation I can think of is that the Puritan blood still runs strong.

0points

Debbie 9 months ago

If I was on my period and changing tampons - I preferred no men around. Yes I clean my hands with tp but still I'd like to wash my hands without men knowing I just stuffed a tampon in me. That was when I was younger. I didn't want men (especially when you are a teenager you don't want boys) to know I wasbon my period. Now I don't care but that took about 25 years. Also the girls talk, asking for pads, crying without boys/men noticing etc... Some people like a bit more privacy.

0points

kansasmagic 9 months ago

Restrooms are not human beings and as such cannot have "genders".

0points

allthatandaduck888 9 months ago

Oh hush. You know what they mean.

3points

CP 9 months ago

We have these at work and I just don't get it.

0points

ThyKnightOfSporks , Mateo.iq / pexels Report

#8

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them Elbows on the table. Why????? Unless someone’s in another persons space or their elbows are by the food, it’s such a silly rule. What’s wrong with setting my arm on the table???

Final score:

145points

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Kirsten Kerkhof 9 months ago

It's historical. In the Middle Ages tables were trestle tables, set up for meal times. Leaning your elbows on the table could flip the whole thing. Etiquette (almost) always has a functional background, and then it was simply made into a rule.

87points

TyphoidLizzie , DantesDame / reddit Report

#9

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them I let the squirrels use the bird feeder. My fluffy bois are hungry too.

Final score:

136points

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Smart writer 9 months ago

What f*****g rule says you cant

39points

sheneededahero , Anastasia Shuraeva / pexels Report

As such, rules provide safety as they limit certain bad behaviors and possibly encourage good ones. Same goes with protecting those who are disadvantaged—rules provide safeguards that ensure certain rights and guarantees for people or groups considered vulnerable to particular factors and influences. In that sense, it evens out the playing field so that everyone could have equal opportunities. Oh, and rules also lay the groundwork for malicious compliance.

#10

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them I think Netflix and other streaming services should have the same contents worldwide. We live in the age of internet, borders don’t matter. If I wanna watch something that’s not on my version of Netflix, I’ll find it online at a pirate website. Most of the time they don’t even give me the option to watch it legally because it’s just not on any service in my country. In that case it’s on them, they only have themselves to blame.

FTR, this is a hill I’m willing to die on.

ETA: I know this isn’t Netflix’s fault, it’s the ppl that own the movies and series etc. They won’t get royalties when I watch it illegally, but if I can’t watch it in a legal way, they only have themselves to blame.

Final score:

132points

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Two_rolling_black_eyes 9 months ago

I agree but part of the problem is distribution rights. For instance, Paramount Pictures has the rights to do whatever they want with the movie in the US. However, Alibaba has those same rights for China.

5points

Foresight_2020 , Brett Sayles / pexels Report

#11

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them I refuse to say that somebody "passed away". They died. Ascribe a weighty word to a weighty concept.

Final score:

126points

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Emperor Kitten 9 months ago

Passed away doesn't bother me in the slightest. "Unalived" on the other hand...

13points

#12

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them I clean my ears with qtips

Akgrl33 , Rohan Dalal / pexels Report

Final score:

123points

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EP 9 months ago (edited)

Ohhhh a risk taker!! 💜 this one. There’s no other way just don’t PUSH! Haha

21points

anon , Karolina Grabowska / pexels Report

And if that’s not reason enough, there’s also the consequences of rule violations to make sure they aren’t violated. These vary depending on the severity of the offence—after all, littering and stealing, while both crimes, don’t seem like they are on the same level of damage done. And both can be contextual too, as throwing a paper wrapper in a public park isn’t the same as throwing plastic bags into the ocean, but you get the point.

#13

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them Don’t talk about your pay at work or at all. No, because finances are incredibly important and I sure as f**k would wanna know what a job pays. This is my life we’re talking about. Money makes it good.

Final score:

116points

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T Smith 9 months ago

Employers discourage talking about pay because they don't want people demanding to be paid what the next guy gets paid. Fun fact, in the US, federal law prohibits employers from stopping its employees talking about pay.

76points

WillingnessOk3564 , Franklin Heijnen / flickr Report

#14

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them If I'm working at some sort of establishment that throws food away, even though it's clearly still edible, im taking that s**t.

Final score:

115points

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Kimbowa 9 months ago

In my area, we have an app and a service called Too Good to Go where restaurants make food that is left over at the end of the night available for people to pick up at low cost. Food that otherwise would’ve been thrown out but is perfectly edible and fine. You reserve it on the app and then go and pick it up at your designated time. With this, you can even sample food from very expensive restaurants at a much lower price! Sounds like a great idea to me.

65points

Euphoric_Treat7089 , Gül Işık / pexels Report

#15

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them At my job, we aren’t allowed to go home on break. I live right in front of the store, three minute walk away. Yeah no, I’m going home.

Final score:

110points

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Ace 9 months ago

It's your own time, they cannot stop you.

49points

But there’s also the other side of the coin. Why do people choose to disobey rules? Is it because taboos are fun to defy because of the reactions you get from folks, or is it because it’s time for change?

Civil disobedience is a great example of breaking rules in order to raise fundamental questions about anything from morality to civic obligation to government rule. All of this to drive needed social change.

#16

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them The assistant manager always wants you to serve old fries at the end of the night. No. Once they go to the back office the last hour of their shift to count money and do computer things, I’m going to let you know it’s late and has been slow, but just for you I’m cooking your fries fresh, it will be about 3 more minutes. I don’t serve old, cold food. I get that you break down the fry station because it has to be cleaned. But placing a tray of fries on the sandwich warmer isn’t going to maintain taste and flavor. The fryer still works. On my shift you can trust I will get you fresh fries at 11:45 pm. Write me up. Idgaf. Ain’t nobody got time for cold fries.

Gladysfartz , Ron Lach / pexels Report

Final score:

109points

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Nicky Shrimps 9 months ago

The Fry Hero we need, but do not deserve.

10points

westcoast7654 , Katerina Holmes / pexels Report

#17

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them Teacher: If kids are hungry, I let them eat. They can eat as much as they want. Even if they show up late, they can eat, if it’s in the middle of the day, they can eat while they work. Also, they can go to the bathroom, maybe they have to wait 3 minutes until I’m done talking, but otherwise go. It helps I have a bathroom in my room which would solve many problems for middle schoolers.

Final score:

105points

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AlchemisT 9 months ago

I vomited on the head of the kid in front of me because my idiot teacher in primary school ignored me raising my hand. Not cool

37points

#18

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them No food or drinks at the nurses station. I work ER and haven’t taken a full 30 minute lunch in about a decade, I’m definitely snacking at my desk.

svrgnctzn , Laura James / pexels Report

Final score:

103points

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Ace 9 months ago

Or, and I realise this may sound a little revolutionary to some, just take the lunch break to which you're damn well entitled.

16points

Guilty_Caregiver4433 , Timur Weber / pexels Report

The idea of civil disobedience can shed light on an issue that would encourage debate, rethinking and subsequent change of unjust laws, ways of thinking in terms of ethics, morality, culture or social norms.

And while it can go a long way, there’s an important thing to note with civil disobedience: yes, you are breaking rules for a greater good, but your cause still has to be just and follow a standard of just behavior.

#19

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them I help homeless people on the streets by passing out food. Never know what they've been through. I've gotten tickets for it too , sad

Final score:

102points

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EP 9 months ago

Didn’t realize this was a ticketable offense - I feel sick!!

74points

saintash , Vlada Karpovich / pexels Report

#20

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them Crossing the street in the middle is fine when there are no cars. Also it's okay to go diagonally at cross walks for the same reason

Final score:

97points

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Rod 9 months ago

Don't go to Germany! :D

19points

#21

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them Consumption Dates: Eating food past its sell-by date, as you believe it’s often still good and don't want to waste food

Final score:

89points

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Ace 9 months ago

Well duh. Make sure you understand the difference between "Best Before" and "Use By" though. The first might be safe for months later, the second probably only a few days.

37points

Weasel_Town , Karolina Grabowska / pexels Report

It’s actually in the name—civil disobedience.

It has to be civil. And by proxy, the reasons behind the disobedience have to be backed up with just behavior—one that aligns with fundamental moral principles with individuals accepting and bearing personal responsibility for their actions and choices.

#22

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them Getting around paywalls. I understand financially supporting journalism, but I can’t subscribe to everything.

Final score:

85points

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Charles McChristy 9 months ago

Yeah, they are getting pretty ridiculous with this. Even my hometown paper has a paywall, which isn't too bright.

6points

Memento-Mori-357 , fauxels/ pexels Report

#23

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them Loyalty to a company. P**s me off after 3 months? I’ll quit. 5 years? I’ll quit. 18 months? I’ll quit My family doesn’t give two s***s whether im somewhere for 90 days or 9 years. They just care that dad loves them and is there for them, and I never ever ever want them to be cold, hungry or in pain. And if I have to quit a job because even for a second that’s threatened, so be it

Final score:

73points

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Alicia M 9 months ago

I hate when people act like you're just working for the money. Who isn't? Who would keep showing up to work if they didn't need the money?

26points

prettyuser , Edward Jenner / pexels Report

#24

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them After the 3rd sneeze I stop saying bless you.

Final score:

72points

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Flamingo Croquet 9 months ago

Oh no, I will not stop. I will rob you of your last bit of sanity by blessing you for the 16th time. Preferrably in public.

36points

KreacherInTheCorner , cottonbro studio / pexels Report

The fact that a person is willing to stand by their choices and opinions, saying “no” to things they don’t believe in all the while adhering to that which is considered civil and human ultimately adds power to the protest.

Think of the greats—Mahatma Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, Martin Luther King Jr.—they all approached civil disobedience in a principled, yet effective way to achieve great things for millions, if not billions, of people.

#25

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them Pirating something you've paid for previously. I didn't just buy the CD or DVD, I bought the right to install and view or use that material. Owning a physical copy of an intellectual property (music, videogame, film) implies a perpetual right to viewership and use.

Paying wildly overpriced medical bills. For a decade, now, I've just refused to pay, let them go to collections, and dispute them for ages until they finally give up. At worst, I make the collection agency waste money on the pursuit, then settle for pennies.

Final score:

66points

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Kimbowa 9 months ago

Medical costs are ridiculous in the U.S.!

31points

OG-mother-earth , Max Fischer / pexels Report

#26

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them I'm a teacher, so we're not supposed to wear jeans. I think this is the most out-dated, nonsensical rule.

We know now that building relationships with students is the most important thing, and I truly believe that you are distancing yourself from kids if you come to school in some wack a*s "professional" office outfit. Who will a kid be more likely to bond with? Somebody who looks more like them!!

Also, I'm convinced that districts only keep this rule in place so that they can dangle a "jeans day!" in front of our faces every so often to try to keep us complacent. It's insulting.

I'm too afraid to break this rule completely, because ultimately I do love my job, but every Friday when we have a "jeans day if you wear a school shirt," I just wear my jeans with whatever shirt I want. It's my tiny, miniscule, absolutely microscopic taste of rebellion, lol

Final score:

63points

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General Anaesthesia 9 months ago

Miniscule: the odds that minuscule will be spelled correctly.

18points

Old_Snow3086 , JESHOOTS.com / pexels Report

#27

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them If something is no longer being published, I don't have qualms about copyright infringement

Final score:

50points

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PattyK 9 months ago

Whoa! Copyrights last a lot longer than publication.

15points

Apocalyptic-turnip , Julia M Cameron / pexels Report

But it doesn’t have to be on an epic scale to count, though. It’s crossing the street when there is no crossing, but neither are there any cars. It’s pirating something that you’ve previously paid for. It’s writing the Oxford comma despite heated debates among language purists. They are all breaking some form of rule, but the context allows for it in a non-threatening and non-harmful way. And all of that is in the hopes that something will change for the better.

#28

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them right now I pirate guilt free because streaming services suck more and more and you never know when some a*****e game service is going to delete a game you bought tomorrow

Final score:

50points

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Dan 9 months ago

Arr, a fellow pirate!

16points

kathmanducameron , fauxels / pexels Report

#29

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them Polite conversation topics. I wanna talk about death sex and money

Final score:

50points

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LillieMean 9 months ago

And this is why using a comma is important. You won't make friends with that topic, or you'll make very, very strange friends.

85points

Original-Budget4396 Report

#30

Work Dress Codes: Wearing more casual clothing to work than the dress code permits, feeling that comfort boosts productivity

Final score:

39points

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Mela (qu33nwh0) 9 months ago

Definitely think certain places need PPE and dress codes work there. Otherwise I'd go by the rule would you wear this around your grandparents? 😅 I work in a hot warehouse type store (toolshop) and thank god we are allowed to wear shorts! Friend works down the road, also in a warehouse style store (toy shop) they must wear pants all the time.. makes 0 sense to me?!

1point

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#31

Don't ever talk about your exes with your current partner. We're all adults, that's so dumb and silly

rickyharline Report

Final score:

23points

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Barbara Kelly 9 months ago

How much does your current partner NEED to know about your ex, and how would that be helpful?

4points

#32

The wash, rinse, and repeat. Surprise b****es, i'm only washing once.

Citizen44712A Report

Final score:

22points

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Rocket Surgeon 9 months ago

Big Shampoo wants you to just repeat until you're out of shampoo and so have to buy a new bottle every day. WAKE UP SHEEPLE.

13points

Hefty-Unit7554 , cottonbro studio / pexels Report

#33

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them I share my Netflix password.

Final score:

21points

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S. E. in Indiana 9 months ago

GOOD FOR YOU.

0points

#34

If I'm not very hungry, I order from the child's menu.

WPBDoc Report

Final score:

21points

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Ace 9 months ago

If they would let you... I do see this in some restaurants here where they offer a small portion, not specifically for kids, but the price difference is not usually massively significant. My wife's lunch ('Pela') at the Swiss mountain restaurant on Sunday was chf19.50 for a full size, 16.50 for the half portion, for example.

6points

#35

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them I clean the patient's bedside table first and foremost instead of emptying the trash first, as we're ordered to do.

CookinCheap , Pixabay / pexels Report

Final score:

17points

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Zaphod 9 months ago

How can you have any pudding, if you don't eat your meat?

6points

#36

jaywalking...its fine in neighborhoods with low traffic

BuildingBridges23 Report

Final score:

17points

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Jesse 9 months ago

In my home neighbourhood, there are no crosswalks. You gotta jaywalk there until you reach a busy street with traffic lights/roundabouts. And the cars stop for you.

2points

#37

I don’t tip until service is complete. As it should be.

dadbonerpilld Report

Final score:

16points

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Charles McChristy 9 months ago

Why would you? I would never use one of those services where you must tip upfront. Who want's to eat cold fast food, anyway?!?

1point

jshamwow , Ketut Subiyanto / pexels Report

#38

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them Don’t gossip.

Eff that. Gossiping gives you tons of good info you can use. The trick is to just understand that all gossip is coming from someone’s particular and limited worldview /knowledge-base and isn’t necessarily objectively true

Final score:

15points

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Bryn 9 months ago

There's research being done that shows there may be some health benefits to doing it: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2018/07/gossip-is-good/561737/

1point

#39

For the first 5 or so years I was in the USAF, uniform rules mandated wearing backpacks on the left shoulder only. It was the dumbest and most useless rule I had ever seen in my life and obviously caused tons of problems for the wearer. I openly and defiantly broke this rule every single day and didn't care who saw it. I took a lot of flak for it but still did it. Someone, somewhere FINALLY changed it to allow both shoulders instead of just maintaining the status quo.

tnjtkpr Report

Final score:

15points

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Tracy Wallick 9 months ago

Oh, there are so many ways we in the military creatively break or bend rules and regs~ I never wear my belt properly, the regular size is too tight and the XL is too large, so mine is configured in a way that's not in regs but works for me. I almost never wear regulation black socks under my boots (nobody ever sees em anyway). I am out of control.

8points

Traditional-Luck675 Report

#40

If something has been in the lost and found for a month, then it’s ok to take.

Final score:

15points

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Charles McChristy 9 months ago

Well, that is literally the law, lol!

3points

#41

Being on time for work. It affects exactly zero people if I show up 25 mins late and make up for it at the end of the day. Doesn’t work for some jobs, but for mine, it’s fine.

Dracopoulos Report

Final score:

14points

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Papa 9 months ago

I agree. If you work alone, so it doesn't hold anyone else up, it doesn't matter.

6points

#42

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them At the convenience store, I always take a huge drink from my cup at the soda fountain and then fill it back to the top again.

WPBDoc , Mike Mozart / pexels Report

Final score:

13points

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Happy to be a wallflower 9 months ago

Yeah, soda is literally just carbonated water with cheap syrup in it, I don't feel that bad refilling.

3points

NewHumbug , Vladimir Konoplev / pexels Report

#43

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them Wearing white after Labour Day. Like every day is a day after Labour Day !!

Final score:

12points

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Zoey Bear 9 months ago

Unless you know Dr. Who, then you could take the TARDIS back to before Labour Day.

3points

#44

Coming to a complete stop at an empty intersection with no other cars, bicycles or pedestrians where I can clearly see every cross street and sidewalk.

UsesCommonSense Report

Final score:

11points

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Zaphod 9 months ago

Yes, but I still use my blinkers, even if I am the only person on the road. It is just a habit.

20points

Kooky-Principle-4522 Report

#45

Pretending to be a human when I'm actually a cyborg sent from the future to break the no time-travel rule. Oh, and jaywalking

Final score:

10points

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Kimbowa 9 months ago

Two important issues.

4points

#46

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them Now that my company is forcing us to come into the office after 3.5 years of working remote, I have no qualms about cheating my time sheet. I take as many paid breaks as I want and punch myself in early regardless of what time I get there.

The way I see it, they cut my compensation by making me pay for lunch and train fare. I'm just evening the score.

twenty42 , CoWomen / pexels Report

Final score:

9points

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Dianne Blasius 9 months ago

Self-entitled much? You were hired to work in the office prior to covid. Get your a.s to work.

4points

The_Animal_Chin , Agung Pandit Wiguna / pexels Report

#47

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them People say don't spoil your kids. F**k that, I break this rule constantly. They're great. Hard workers. Sweet. Gracious and generous. Good sharers. When they want something and I think they deserve it and it isn't some dumb toy or tchotchke, I will give/do it for them. Can be as simple as dropping what I'm doing to play catch, buying them something when we are at the store, giving in to McDonald's ice cream requests before dinner, signing them out of school early to surf with me and getting them big gifts at Christmas (surfboards/halfpipe/two person boogie board, etc). They are always so excited and I love seeing them smile and kicking it with them and giving them a good childhood. I feel lucky.

Final score:

9points

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Ace 9 months ago

Someone who doesn't understand the meaning of the word "spoil".

34points

#48

Gravity. Sometimes it's just not working for me!

squirrel-bear Report

Final score:

8points

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David Paterson 9 months ago

Gravity is not just a rule. It's the law.

7points

#49

TV license in the UK. Stopped paying about 15 years ago.

MillenialTom Report

Final score:

7points

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Zaphod 9 months ago

Ha! this reminds me of The Young Ones.

4points

#50

Speed reading terms and conditions like it's a new Olympic sport

Long-Fault-9785 Report

Final score:

7points

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EP 9 months ago

You’re reading it?! lol 🤣🤣🤣

6points

#51

No mattress tags will survive in this house

KoRaZee Report

Final score:

7points

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Dan 9 months ago

Read it...you ARE the consumer.

12points

#52

Nice try Fed Boy, you'll never catch me

JacobMaverick Report

Final score:

6points

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David Paterson 9 months ago (edited)

LOL. Illegal immigrant, tax fraud, or counterfeiting?

0points

riffraffbri , Mackenzie Ryder / pexels Report

#53

30 Times Folks Online Broke Rules Because They Made Zero Sense To Them I don't break the rule/law but I think it's ultimately idiotic and causes more accidents than it ever hoped to prevent. I drive a school bus and in NY we are mandated to stop at every railroad crossing whether it has gates and lights or not. It stems from an incident from 50 years ago where a driver ran a stop sign at a line that was hardly ever used. 50 years later, at least where I live, every crossing has gates and lights to prevent drivers from crossing, and I've never heard of one incident where someone was struck by a train because the gates didn't work. And today we have people who text while driving and are not looking where they are going. At least once a month our yard has an incident where a bus is rear ended at a RxR crossing. People are hurt, and thousands of dollars in damage are incurred. If it is so important to stop at RxR crossings, why don't parents do so in their private cars? There, I got that off my chest.

Final score:

4points

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EP 9 months ago (edited)

Being responsible for someone else’s children is what makes this a bit different than saying private cars don’t all do it so I’m not gonna do it when I have 100 little lives onboard. Even if it’s never going to result in a train incident, a cautious school bus driver is part of the gig.

9points

#54

Zoning Regulations: Building minor, non-intrusive structures without a permit, seeing the process as bureaucratic and unnecessary

Alone_But_Happys Report

Final score:

2points

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Charles McChristy 9 months ago

That's assuming that everyone is intelligent enough to build these structures. You know that's not the case, unless you are one of them...

9points

#55

Max 20 items in self checkout. I used to work at said grocery store and know what I’m doing.

Frequent_Ad9656 Report

Final score:

1point

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Apatheist Account2 9 months ago

The other customers know what you're doing too...and it's not right.

4points

#56

Smoke two joints in the morning.
Smoke two joints at night.
Smoke two joints in the afternoon.
Make me feel alright.

Hobbit_Feet45 Report

Final score:

0points

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Zoey Bear 9 months ago (edited)

🎶 I smoke two joints in time of peace, And two in time of war, I smoke two joints before I smoke two joints, And then I smoke two more 🎶

5points

#57

Taking small valuable things from multi billion dollar corporations

tsitsifly22 Report

Final score:

-11points

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PattyK 9 months ago

Stealing is stealing, and it’s not okay.

18points

#58

When I was in university I handed in all my assignments at least a day late because the rule was only a 1% deduction per day capping at 10%.

bw8081 Report

Final score:

-13points

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Ace 9 months ago

Errr, so you still lost marks, but carried on doing it anyway?

12points

Adventurous_Arm641 Report

#59

Speed limits. They're more like speed suggestions, am I right? Especially at 3am. My car thinks it's a spaceship and honestly, who am I to crush its dreams?

Final score:

-23points

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Szzone 9 months ago

I hope that OP won't run someone over at a crosswalk at night in order to learn why there are speed limits.

15points

#60

Dog Leash Laws: Letting a well-behaved dog off-leash in public areas where leashes are required, feeling it's better for the dog's happiness

NecessaryLab5916 Report

Final score:

-39points

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LillieMean 9 months ago

I don't want to be greeted by unsupervised off-leash dogs, no matter how well-trained your furball is. It's uncomfortable because a strange dog is always a strange dog. Even though I'm not afraid of dogs, these people don't think at all about the people who are afraid.

29points