Break dem rules ("That was the best way to enter hell!" -Miichu))

[Guest]

## Bre, it looks like you broke your own rule because you forgot the ## though it might be at some point someone pointed out that your post begins at the number. Still it doesn't look right.

[Breloomancer]

##

Global rules:

-Your post must follow the rule it is establishing, so "1) Your post cannot start with 'your'" would be an instant loss

-The exception to the above is if you make a post accusing someone of violating the rules, so:

 

Melvin posted:

1) This post is against the rules

 

Penelope posted:

Then you lose!!

1) You may not put exclamation marks in your post

 

Penelope is a-ok because she only put exclamation marks in the "you lose" portion of her post

 

and even if that part was subject to the rules there would be no reason for it to break the rules

[Tanaka Kanade]

Put your rule 2) number somewhere in the middle of your post, just be sure not to put it at the beginning or the end

[Breloomancer]

your 3) rule number must be either 1, 2, or 3

[Tanaka Kanade]

##WHAAAAAAT

[Breloomancer]

## it's my unbeatable strategy

[Ranger]

Don't worry 2,) After this rule, the first and third rules no longer apply. The rule number must be written as n/2,) for now on. (Ex. 5 would be 2.5,)

[Breloomancer]

## first of all, you are only allowed to put in 1 rule per post, but you clearly did two rules. second, you put your rule number as "2," even though commas clearly aren't numbers, therefore you violated rule 1 which states that you must use a rule number

[Ranger]

##The rule that each rule has to be one rule isn't a global rule and it wasn't created in this round. Secondly, you listed the numbers 1, 2, and 3, but you never said a rule number has to be a numerical number, just that it can't be a previous number. "1," and "2," were the only unused numbers (marks) I could use, so I built my rule around "2,".

 

num·ber

verb

2.

mark with a number or assign a number to, typically to indicate position in a series.

"each document was numbered consecutively"

synonyms: assign a number to, categorize by number, specify by number, mark with a number; itemize, enumerate

"each paragraph is numbered consecutively"

[Breloomancer]

##you are arguing in bad faith, you know the true interpretation based on how you put a comma after 3, despite the fact that I didn't put anything after 3, therefore there is no point in arguing with you since we both already understand that you broke the rules. also, I think that with your rules negating previous rules and adding multiple rules in one post you may have broke this game more than I have