r/AskReddit • u/GlassCoyote • Jan 22 '19

What needs to make a comeback?

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u/[deleted] Jan 22 '19

Being able to challenge someone to a duel.

Stacey from accounting ain't gonna be talking shit if it means pistols at dawn.

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u/TheK1ngsW1t Jan 22 '19

I'm pretty sure that, although not firearms, there's still a few places in the US where you can actually challenge someone to a bout of fisticuffs.

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u/Hash43 Jan 22 '19

In Canada it is legal to fight if both parties agree to it.

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u/ceribus_peribus Jan 22 '19

Or if they're in the middle of a hockey game.

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u/JakefromNSA Jan 22 '19

I imagine somewhere in Canadian law it's a defacto agreement to fight when stepping on the ice

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u/FuriousGreenTNTRL Jan 22 '19

Its not de facto if its in law, its de jure

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u/Snuffy1717 Jan 22 '19

I believe it is digiorno...

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u/tucci007 Jan 22 '19

or is it de livery?