Quote from: suchmoon on June 18, 2020, 06:08:06 PM

It's all explained in great detail here.

Quote from: nutildah on June 19, 2020, 02:17:47 PM

That's a decent explanation but I prefer this one. You have to listen to at least 40 seconds of it to get its full implication.

Not only for 40 seconds, I had difficulty hearing. I mean I can write, but my listening skills are very bad, because I rarely communicate with people through this language, listening to a song is really harder than normal communication. I had to listen to so many times Roll Eyes

But anyway, I like the way you guys put a song here Cheesy

Quote from: Vod on June 21, 2020, 02:56:49 PM

I'll give you some examples:
- enter a house for protection/shelter/aid or other emergency - not a crime
- enter a house you thought was abandoned to smoke weed - trespassing
- go into an understaffed hospital ward to gather supplies - B&E

The "break" is not literal.

I will call it "dodge the law" Cheesy

Here, we jokingly say that learning to dodge law Cheesy

The law always has a loophole, if you understand it well, you can take advantage of it Cheesy