Roussel rules
used to describe a situation where the usual rules of attraction no longer apply. standards are lowered in order to accomadate the less appealing.
particularly in the workplace, where a 38 year old divorced mother of two on the end of the production line stacking boxes can appear pretty tidy.
h.d:”that bird you pulled last night was a bit shabby rtj.”
rtj:”yeah, i was playing by roussel rules.”
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