International rule of Dibs
a basic rule of humanity that separates us from animals. one has the rights to an object just by saying “dibs”. conterary to popular belief, senority is not a counter to the i.r.d. there are different branches of i.r.d. including the rule of shotgun.
also see rule 11], dibs, shotgun
example 1:
girl1: look at that super hot dude!
girl2: dibs(international rule of dibs)!
girl1: d-mn it!
example 2:
guy1: shotgun
guy2:(runs to car and takes seat)
driver1: dude(2) lets be civilized, guy1 called dibs, get out
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