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Your home state could have the nation's dumbest law. PS: You're probably breaking some of these real, weird laws right now.
Sometimes, these laws border on the seriously ridiculous, and other times they point to important cultural values that might be different than your own. We compiled a list of weird laws around the world you may not believe exist.
There are many bizarre and unusual laws in the world. While some of these rules might have made sense in the past, others today look downright absurd. The strangest laws from throughout the world will be examined in this article, along with their origins and justifications.
But don't worry — unless you're in the habit of taking naps in cheese factories or wrestling bears, you're probably not breaking any of these weird laws in the U.S. These are the weirdest U.S. laws in cities and states across the country.
It's not the only wackadoodle law that still exists in the States. The good folks over at Olivet Nazarene University put together an infographic of some of the most outrageous, confusing and downright weird legislation instilled around our great nation.
Just to be safe, check out this list of 45 weird laws—adapted from an episode of The List Show on YouTube—so you know what not to do. 1. Vermont banned banning clotheslines.
See what weird law your state has passed. We scoured the law books in every state to find the weirdest law that's been passed in each one (some have been repealed, but some are shockingly...
Sometimes countries don’t update very old laws that look silly in modern times, or a singular incident made them want to never experience something again, so they put a ban on it. Bored Panda collected some of the strangest, silliest, and most amusing laws from around the world.
In some places, you can't eat chicken with a fork or use Silly String. Here are the weirdest laws in small towns across the U.S.
This collection of the weirdest laws in the world will leave you questioning your government's priorities. If you've ever thought about killing Bigfoot in Washington or wearing lacy underwear in Russia, think again.