im a mod and as a mod im banning the color red. get fucked!!!!!!
u/9spaceking — 2 days ago
r/WhatsTheRule
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RG: words with the letter "s" where the "s" uses the sound of Z break the rule using american english pronunciation rules. For example: position, museum, and anything ending in -ism.
reddit.comu/Nerketur — 10 hours ago
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"Rule 350 is active!" Every time we make a rule guess, we switch to a random previous rule
reddit.comu/9spaceking — 23 hours ago
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I have some theories but they don't work because of one exception
Word must end in s -> basis safe, isn't BtRs
Word must contain 1 s -> jumps safe
u/EveTheEevee07 — 22 hours ago
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Examine each word in a post and see if it describes ITSELF! Words that describe themselves are banned.
not sure about isn't vs wasn't, but would make sense to see if Approved is approved.
u/9spaceking — 4 days ago
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I feel bad for making this rule so hard, so I will answer another question
reddit.comu/-JohnnyDanger- — 5 days ago
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I officially nominate this rule as harder than "no animals looking left"
u/9spaceking — 4 days ago
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I wonder if Autological, Heterological, or allowed would've broken the rule or not,
If Autological is autological, then it is, else it isn't. If Heterological is autological, then it is heterological, which is a contradiction, same if it was heterological. If "allowed" didn't describe itself, i.e. banned, it would no longer be allowed, therefore it should be allowed, and, eh, the rule is done anyways, I missed it
u/Rhenium175 — 4 days ago
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They're giving us a secret 3rd hint I guess. I have no idea what it means though
This is the 2nd comment like this
u/Careless-Web-6280 — 4 days ago