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Possible 'Rulette 2' Rule Exploit?

A brilliantly hilarious twist on Rulette 2 was that the players were able to drag Paul Referrino into the game and make him follow the Golden Rule too, despite him not being a contestant, in addition to being able to put their rules on him too when he did not follow the Golden Rule.

Which raises the question!

If non-contestants are indeed beholden to the rules as the contestants are, what would have happened if one of the players tried to call out the entire crew for not saying a famous last name while that was in effect as the Golden Rule when they were calling out spins(i.e. "Spin-That-Wheel!", "Rule!", "Modifier!", etc)?

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u/AspirationAtWork — 5 days ago

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1880s Bustle Dress

I saw this butterfly satin online and was struck with the inspiration to make something with it. This is my first 1880s piece, using the Truly Victorian Alexandra Bodice, Wash Overskirt, and Four-Gore Underskirt, with paper butterflies for decor and hat. Pardon any wrinkling or puckering in the bodice- I only have one year of sewing experience and learned too late to be more attentive with making alterations *before* the lining goes on.

u/AspirationAtWork — 24 days ago