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Ross: Standard shotgun rules

Guys are moving into girls' apartment.

Joey blurts out:
- I call Monica's room!
Chandler:
- You can't just call Monica's room.
Joey:
- Sure I can. Standard shotgun rules.

What are shotgun rules? What situations would they normally be used in?

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  1. Katia21 January 2017 at 07:09

    The term takes you to a Wild West America. Imagine horse carriage ready for a ride. What place would you call if you could? The one inside a coach? The one of a coachman himself? Or the one besides the "driver"? Taking the last place would be called "riding the shotgun". Yes, applying a shotgun in case of attack for those passangers was a must.
    These days when couches are less popular, people moved the term "shotgun" to cars. In fact there is a game among groups of friends (attention!). If you say "shotgun!" in time you get to ride at a front seat by the driver.

    The rules on when and how that shotgun-front-seat thing works are beyond imaginable. Take a look here:
    http://www.newgrounds.com/bbs/topic/244720
    or at the most official website on the topic:
    http://www.shotgunrules.com/

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