Rule #191

If you're going to take Masters classes, be ready to do a lot of reading.

Rule #190

Promises are meant to be kept.

Rule #189

It's hard to force creativity.

Rule #188

The more habitual something is, the harder it is to stop.

Rule #187

It's hard to pass up a good deal, even if it's something you don't need.

Rule #186

Cleaning is a constant uphill battle. However, there's always Rule #41 to look forward to.

Rule #185

Typically, the size of a man's vehicle is inversely proportional to the size of his member.

Rule #184

If someone else parks in more than one space, it isn't the end of the world.

Rule #183

Do your best to always park between the lines.

Rule #182 (End of Friends & Well-Wishers Guest Week)

Friends & Well-Wishers Guest Week Rule #7 (from Logan Kruck)

Really, you have nothing to prove.

Rule #181

Friends & Well-Wishers Guest Week #6 (from Jason Smith)

When someone offers you a piece of gum or a mint, go ahead and take it. They might be trying to tell you something.

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.

Rule #179

Friends & Well-Wishers Guest Week #4 (from Shane Sellstrom)

When installing a new car stereo, remember to eject the CD you were listening to before removing the old stereo.

Rule #178

Friends & Well-Wishers Guest Week #3 (from Keegan Trimble):

You don't necessarily have to take something just because it's free, cheap, and/or on Craig's list.

Rule #177

Friends & Well-Wishers Guest Week #2 (from Aaron Pope):

The harder you fall, the higher you bounce.

Rule #176 (Beginning of Friends & Well-Wishers Guest Week)

This week I will be running rules written by good friends and rule blog readers. So, without further ado...

Friends & Well-Wishers Guest Week #1 (from Clint Gilbert):

If the gossip isn't true, it is at least deserved.

Rule #175

There's no need to work hard if you can get someone else to do the work for you.

Rule #174

It's hard to get your computer back to the way you like it if you have to start over from scratch.

Rule #173

It's easy to lie on the internet.

Rule #172

Beware people who never stop talking.

Rule #171

Always cover your butt.

Rule #170

When video games are sly enough to trick you into exercising, we are not too far away from being replaced by machines.

Rule #169

There is no age limit on cartoons.

Rule #168

Disney sequels are rarely worth watching.

Rule #167

Looking through photos albums can be exhausting.

Rule #166

Computer difficulties can get in the way of keeping a daily update schedule on the internet.

Rule #165

Items that require assembly always come with too many or too few parts.

Rule #164

It's harder to trust after having been betrayed, even if it's only by a machine.

Rule #163

The internet is generally an unfriendly place.

Rule #162

Even terrible video games can be a viable distraction from real life.

Rule #161

It is still possible for thunder to frighten adults.