Judges
Judges noun - A book of the Old Testament that tells the history of Israel under the leaders known as judges.
Rules
Both words in one sentence
- Anyone, including judges, can be killed or tortured, procedural rules can be be violated, and judges can have bias, as long as it's done with legal reasoning.
Source: Literature / ConSentiency -
The combo has been called a "rules glitch" and when it was commonly played judges noted that they got inordinate amounts of rules questions regarding interactions with the combo.
- The judges revealed that out of the bottom two for that week (Liz and Taylor) Liz would've been sent home instead if Regina had not violated the rules.
Source: Non-Gameplay Elimination
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