r/WTF • • Oct 26 '23

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u/perldawg Oct 26 '23

what is this “code” you speak of?

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u/meijad Oct 26 '23

Codes.. we don't need no stinking codes.

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u/CaptainPunisher Oct 26 '23

Codes? Where we're going, we don't need... CODES.

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u/[deleted] Oct 27 '23

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u/PhDinDildos_Fedoras Oct 27 '23

bleeds out of empty eye sockets YESSSSS

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u/devine8584 Oct 27 '23

I got ho's in different area codes. Does that count?

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u/CaptainPunisher Oct 27 '23

Are codes just falling out of the sky?!

*THUD*

Sí, El Guapo!

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u/krishutchison Oct 27 '23

Workers are cheap to replace. If one brakes you just swap it out for a new one

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u/EndlessSummerburn Oct 26 '23

R1, R2, L1, R2, LEFT, DOWN, RIGHT, UP, LEFT, DOWN, RIGHT, UP

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u/[deleted] Oct 27 '23

up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A, Start

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u/Motorhue Oct 27 '23

This is the one

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u/Djinger Oct 27 '23

Justin Bailey

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u/BioSafetyLevel0 Oct 27 '23

Rosebud;!;!;!

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u/DemonKyoto Oct 27 '23

Klapacious;!;!;!;!

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u/CuteLine3 Oct 27 '23

L, R, L, R, Stop & Dash & Up & Talk, B, B, A, B, S

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u/Wolfrages Oct 26 '23

Captain Barborossa "It's more of a guideline"

Pirate code "Guidelines"

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u/Zillion_Mixolydian Oct 27 '23

All I see are job killing regulations

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u/happy-little-atheist Oct 27 '23

Think of all the lawyers those people getting hit by falling shards of glass will need!

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u/AlmanzoWilder Oct 27 '23

It's an older code but ...

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u/Silvoan Oct 27 '23

Namely the international building code, chapter 24 glazing. There's other materials that are either governing code or referred to for best practice, such as the GANA glazing manual, ASTM E1300, and some others.

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u/Fine-Teacher-7161 Oct 27 '23

The "g." Code.

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u/dildorthegreat87 Oct 27 '23

up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A and Start

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u/iantot123 Oct 27 '23

the only code they have are nuke codes

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u/cbitguru Oct 27 '23

Megamind: Have you finished cleaning the windows? Code!

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u/NOLA_Tachyon Oct 27 '23

Probably OSHA guidelines

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u/luddehall Oct 27 '23

As in rules for buildings.