Rule #520 (Beginning of Theme Month & Meta-Rule Week)

I hope you enjoyed my Guest Month a while back, because I've decided to do the same thing, but with Theme Rules. So, to kick things off, let's have a week suggested by the very brainy Brint Montgomery: Meta-Rule Week (Rules about Rules).

Meta-Rule #1:

Rules should be short (i.e. no longer than a couple of sentences).

Rule #498 (End of Logical Argument Week)

Logical Argument Rule #7:

.∙. Logic should be required curriculum in schools.

Rule #497

Logical Argument Rule #6:

Logic is, in fact, useful in daily life.

Rule #496

Logical Argument Rule #5:

If school curriculum ought to be based on a subject's usefulness in daily life, then logic should be required curriculum in schools.

Rule #495

Logical Argument Rule #4:

School curriculum ought to be based on a subject's usefulness in daily life.

Rule #494

Logical Argument Rule #3:

If everyone should learn how to use logic, then logic should be required curriculum in schools.

Rule #493

Logical Argument Rule #2:

If logic is useful in daily life, then everyone should learn how to use it.

Rule #492 (Beginning of Logical Argument Week)

This week is going to be special. All of the rules this week are going to form one long logical argument. Sunday through Friday's rules will be premises, with our conclusion on Saturday. And what better to accompany Logical Argument Week than pictures of the man who taught me it all?

Logical Argument Rule #1:

Logic is either useful in daily life or it isn't.

Rule #290

Married Life From A Male Perspective Guest Rule #3 (from Brint Montgomery, previously of Friends & Wellwishers Guest Week fame)

Properly stowed and folded, dishwasher and laundry opportunities can function as aphrodisiacs.

Rule #180

Friends & Well-Wishers Guest Week #5 (from Brint Montgomery)

It's better to have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy.