* In the webcomic ''TerrorIsland,'' one arc involving a competition to skateboard over a river ends with the alien baddie teleporting over the river instead; he wins, because "teleporting" is [[http://www.terrorisland.net/strips/257.html one of the few things ''not'' prohibited by the contest's rules]], as the people drawing it up [[PunyEarthlings couldn't conceive of it]].
* A hilarious variation occurs in ''Webcomic/SchlockMercenary'', where the crew of the mercenary ship effectively avoid any litigation by becoming legally appointed bounty hunters, hunting members of the lawyer collective. They could still be sued if anyone apart from them used non-Collective attorneys, but Massey is the only non-Collective lawyer we've seen, and he's a member of the company.
** Presumably, after [[http://www.schlockmercenary.com/2006-09-06 this strip]] there's now a company policy regarding air vents, where there wasn't one previously.
* Therkla invokes this trope to her advantage in [[http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0562.html this page]] of Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick.
* Webcomics [[LampshadeHanging trope-poking]]: Red Mage of ''Webcomic/EightBitTheater'' would like to direct your attention to the [[http://www.nuklearpower.com/2004/01/20/episode-374-so-many-valid-points/ Air Bud clause]] (Ain't no rule that says you can't use dice in rock-paper-scissors). This is also Black Mage's [[http://www.nuklearpower.com/2003/12/04/episode-359-flawless-victories/ solution to an obstacle course]]: Ain't no rule that you can't just [[DungeonBypass blow it up]]!
** Also [[http://www.nuklearpower.com/2009/07/16/episode-1153-federalist-interpretation-of-physics/ here]]:
-->'''Black Mage:''' We're going to grab the non-fabric of this anti-space time and rip it a new one.
-->'''Red Mage:''' Is that even possible? I'm not sure this place actually exists.
-->'''Black Mage:''' Then there's no rule that says we can't.
* In the webcomic ''BratHalla'', there ain't no rule saying that a god dueling another as a tie-breaker in the [[TournamentArc Pantheon Games]] can't call in his independently sentient, disembodied eyeball in a HumongousMecha to help him. For extra amusement, after t'other god tries to cite its absence in the rules, that there ain't no rule saying you ''can'', the eyeball in its mech comes in and cites the rule in question. [[http://brat-halla.com/comic/233-pantheon-games-an-eye-for-the-rules/ Linksky]].
* According to ''Webcomic/TheWhiteboard'', there is no rule forbidding the use of cross-country skis in paintball games. Doc checked ''very'' carefully.
* Emily wins her first race in ''Webcomic/{{Misfile}}''. Ain't no rule against driving 25 mph once you're ahead of your opponent!
* ''[[http://www.ryanestrada.com/2006/01/31/comics/aki-alliance/aki-alliance-chapter-2-kendra-woodward-page-15/ Aki Alliance]]'': There's a rule against wearing a headset to receive outside help during a Scrabble competition. Oddly enough, there's no rule against wearing a headset to give outside help to someone else during a Scrabble competition.
* Subverted in [[http://www.fantasycomic.com/index.php?p=c553 this strip]] of ''ChasingTheSunset'' where there ''is'' a specific rule about knocking out a minotaur and stealing its keys to defeat a magic trial. Because it has already been abused.
* In Webcomic/{{Collar 6}} Sixx plans to win her bet with Butterfly by surrendering her title to Laura and becoming her slave so that she can take part in the contest directly.
* KevinAndKell: The Domain version of the FaceBook game Farmville [[http://www.kevinandkell.com/2010/kk0905.html apparently doesn't disallow players from raiding their own henhouse]].
* GaiaOnline's four towns engaged in loophole abuse during the "Reject Olympics" plot, by recruiting nonhuman athletes for their teams.
** [[EvilutionaryBiologist Johnny]] K. [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Gambino]] was apparently forbidden from creating new [[ZombieApocalypse zombie serums]]. So for the Reject Olympics he pulled an old failed prototype from storage instead, and the Devil Imps provided a corpse...
* [[http://www.explosm.net/comics/2243/ In this]] ''CyanideAndHappiness'' strip, a character manages to get around the classic [[ThreeWishes three wishes limit clause]] ("A wish cannot be used to grant more wishes") by wishing for more genies.
* The Constitution didn't provide for insane bunny senators and therefore did not lay down a rule about what to do when one goes missing. In PricklyCity, this matters.
* Protoman in ''BobAndGeorge'' does this with his {{Three Laws Complian|t}}ce.
-->'''George''': You're a robot! You're not allowed to kill humans!\\
'''Protoman''': That only applies if I think he's a human, which I don't.
* Tristan pulls this in ''AngelMoxie'' so she can get away with a NonUniformUniform in the form of striped stockings. She [[http://www.venisproductions.com/angelmoxie/archives/4/8/486.html even recites the specific rule]], noting that while there ''are'' limits on what kind of ''socks'' can be worn, stockings are allowed as an alternative and there are no such limitations for them.
* Take one tabletop-gaming RulesLawyer from our universe and drop him into an RPGMechanicsVerse with the instructions to "grant our side victory ''by any means possible''". You now have the plot of ''{{Erfworld}}''.
* ''Webcomic/{{xkcd}}'': [[http://xkcd.com/115/ "There's no rule on the books saying a meerkat can't play rugby."]] Though, according to the AltText, there ''are'' rules against gorillas and [[AirBud golden retrievers]].
* ''FruitIncest'' double-subverts this one in [[http://fruitincest.com/archives/rule/ "Rule"]]. There's no rule against a duck playing on the school soccer team, but there ''is'' a rule that every player on the team must be enrolled as a student. But there's no rule against a duck being enrolled as a student, either.
* In ''{{Rhapsodies}}'' the local office of the [[CelestialBureaucracy Department of Minor Nuisances]] is unable to covertly support the Circle Band due to rules and budget concerns. [[http://rhapsodies.wpmorse.com/?p=2571 Nothing wrong with doing it overtly though.]]
* ''Webcomic/{{Freefall}}'': A vital survival skill for robots and other engineered intelligences, such as the uplifted wolf Florence Ambrose.
** [[http://freefall.purrsia.com/ff2000/fc01962.htm For instance, to get into a showing that only allows dogs if they are helper dogs, Florence claims to be there in case Winston needs help differentiating subatomic particles. (The usher wishes they had quantum mechanics helper dogs when he was in college.)]]
** Another case: Robots are hard-coded to obey and protect humans. When one Jerkass boss fakes a heart attack in order to get to a meeting on time, this response forces them to abandon Florence in freezing water in the middle of a hurricane. With a few tips from Sam, [[http://freefall.purrsia.com/ff400/fv00343.htm the robots retaliate]] by "protecting" the boss from things that are bad for him, like coffee, sugar, and stress from meetings.
--> '''Sam''': "I've never heard maniacal laughter from a robot before. It feels good to have brought something new and wonderful into the world."
* uu from ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'' does this to Calliope (UU) during their chess game by making his king and queen wear hats so UU thinks they're the opposite pieces. As he points out, there's technically no rule against it, and he never had either of them move in a way they shouldn't have... Calliope is, naturally, very unimpressed, and when she plays on only to lose to him she {{Rage Quit}}s rather impressively.
* Immortals in ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'' are only allowed to guide and empower mortals without risking the wrath of other immortals. Those are the rules, here are the loopholes:
** [[spoiler:Two unnamed Immortals tricked consent from a younger Susan and Nanase by giving them the false impression that they were the only two who could stop a monster. This ended up causing Susan enormous emotional damage, which later deeply angered another immortal when he learned her story]].
** Chaos has twisted the rules into pretzels by [[spoiler:''forcibly'' empowering unsuspecting mortals and pumping enough power into them to make them susceptible to suggestion bordering on MindControl]].
** An immortal can only attack a mortal in self-defense, [[http://egscomics.com/?date=2010-06-28 but according to Jerry]] doing as little as making a threat (or simply raising one's voice) towards an immortal is enough excuse for them to brutally attack the offender. Jerry even points out that Grace is lucky he's a "wise and jolly" immortal ("Like Santa Claus!"), and it could have gone a lot worse.
* In ''BadMachinery'': [[http://www.scarygoround.com/index.php?date=20130116 Here.]]
-->'''Erin:''' I can't exactly tell [the police] there's a devil-man sucking up people's SOULS.\\
'''Lottie:''' Yeah, it does sound dippy. And also probably not even a crime.\\
'''Mildred:''' THE LAW IS AN ASS.
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