Respect 35

Means to do the speed limit and follow traffic laws on I-35 in Austin, Texas, but could also be through Dallas and other large cities in Texas that 35 runs through. Cops give a lot of tickets on I-35 in Austin, and do car searches once they have you pulled over.

Friend: "U best respect 35"
You: "I'm only doin 10 over"
Cop: "May I see your license and insurance? You got a ticket for speeding, now get out tha car n let me search that shyt!"
Friend: "I told you to respect 35"

by Chelle_254_281 March 2, 2011

I-35

An interstate highway system in the US which runs north and south starting from Laredo, Texas and then goes up and ends at Duluth, Minnesota.

Homeless Jimmy: Yo Samuel my man, wanna move our place to the side of the road of I-35 instead of by this dumpster?

Homeless Samuel: Sounds good mate.

by EyorEugh September 14, 2016

Site-35

A Roblox SCP game created by MiniToon with the strangest community ever; also is known as S35

"Bro, have you played Site-35?"
"Oh. That game, it's something."

by Hokorrii November 12, 2021

Rule 35

Prison term: Reduced sentence for snitching on someone.

"You have one week to get us your paperwork so we can make sure you're not a chomo or have no rule 35's. If you don't provide this in a week, we'll kill you."

by p.he.ar December 26, 2015

february 35

The day when you get bitches

Yeah I'll fuck you february 35

by Tactical Boneman April 5, 2023

Rule 35

Refers to Rule 35 of Federal Sentencing guidelines, specifically paragraph B, "Reducing a Sentence for Substantial Assistance," which makes provision for reduction of sentence to those who aid the police, that is, snitches.

"Niggas they hit the pen, they get charged, they get out/on a rule 35..." -Scarface

by Niz8 March 19, 2008

Super 35

A fake widescreen process that mats out the screen to give an aspect ratio of 2.35:1.

Super 35 is gay! To get a true widescreen movie with an aspect ratio of 2.35:1, you must either use an anamorphic process, such as Panavision, Cinemascope, or J-D-C Scope, or film the movie directly onto 65mm film (Todd-AO or Panavision Super 70 processes). Sadly, Hollywood uses this format, because it's cheaper.

by Rupert Ppkn September 14, 2007