New Zealand Family Reacts to Bizarre Things You Can't Do in America (BUT WE DO THIS ALL THE TIME!) 😂
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Don't respond to the "text on" scammer
Thank you but most of been removed. I’ll finish removing the rest.
@@FUBAR1986 Good luck. They're relentless
It's a very busy scammer too.
I reported them
Just went through and reported a bunch more.
In Alaska its illegal to get a penguin drunk and have it dance on a table. I would love to know the story behind this law.
Me too, since you mention it.
I’d like to unknow it
😂
It's a fowl story!!
Lol 🤣🤣🤣 I never heard of that however I have seen drunk people walk like a 🐧
I am a retired police officer here in Michigan and years ago I was reading my criminal law book and found that it’s a misdemeanor crime to sell unripened green tomatoes, my sergeant told me to stay away from the farmers market.
Love fried green tomatoes....
LOL! Love that!
😂😂😂😂 How are you going to make fried green tomatoes, then???
@@jeanlawson9133 in the Dominican Republic they eat them on salads green Raw
@@jeanlawson9133 Yeah you right!
I was thinking the exact same thing.
In Maryland, it is illegal to bring a Lion to the movie theater. Lions can’t be kept as pets in Maryland, so you’d be breaking two laws at once if you commit the first one
Seriously? Well, the last thing Baltimore needs right now are lions running through town! They might eat the sqeegie kids.
In Maryland it is also illegal to ride a lion down a main Street.
@@bradfordpalmer2795 I don't know which would be more dangerous in the street: the lion or the squeegee kids!
Leave those lions alone. As long as they put the bones of their snacks in a proper trash bin I got no problem with them.
Even in zoos? It’s illegal in zoos as well?
I had a friend who drove to the bar and got drunk. He decided to be responsible and walk the couple of miles back to his house at 2AM. A cop pulled him over and gave him a ticket for being drunk in public when there was literally nobody else around. So my man had to go to court for being responsible and doing something people have done as long as we've been around, walking home drunk.
Ya and you'd think you could call the cops for a ride but now days they'd still give you drunk in public the second you walked out the door. Sad. And many ride shares won't pick you up if you are drunk even though they have cleaning fees. Plus, you can't even sleep it off in your car because that's considered a DUI. Wild.
@@kiedragerl8119 not in all states. In Louisiana you can be in your car as long as the key isn't in the ignition. The cops park outside of clubs incase a fight starts but you'd have to be visibly drunk for them to stop you from driving.
The strictest I've heard of is you can get a DUI if you're drunk and outside with your keys in your pocket.
@@kiedragerl8119 Only if the keys are in the ignition. The most you could/should get is illegal parking.
After hearing the one about making ugly faces at dogs in Oklahoma, I went to my two Beagles on the couch (yes, in Oklahoma) and made ugly faces at them. One of them looked at me like he was concerned about me and the other thought it was playtime. It didn't seem to affect their self-esteem so Idk.
😂😂😂
If I remember correctly, the reasoning was because an idiot aggravated a dog so much it became aggressive toward him, and when he came by once when the dog was outside his fence, the dog attacked him, and his claim was that he'd been making faces at the dog.
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Your lucky your dogs didn't call the cops ......be careful the dogs are scheming to own the house ...
@@boatmermaid6732
Not mine. When I go outside they start whining, "I want my momma." My cats on the other hand...I have no doubt they're plotting against me 😆
Regarding the whistling underwater, there are whistles, like the Storm Whistle, which work underwater and can be heard underwater if used on the surface, which are marketed to scuba divers as a safety device to be able to alert other divers. They're actually against the law to use underwater in several east coast states because of concern from whale activists.
There IS a reason for the ice cream cone in the pocket rule. Actually, a really good one.
Horse thieves realized that they could get around the horse stealing laws by putting a sweet treat, such as an ice cream cone in their pocket and using it to lure the horse home. If they were caught, they'd just say that horse followed them on its own, so they weren't really stealing it.
Honestly that's REALLY interesting...... it makes sense lol.... love that! Thanks for teaching me something new!
The grease one is about used cooking oil which is collected and processed into biodiesel fuel for vehicles. It has surprising value.
I’m American 🇺🇸 and even I didn’t know of these dumb laws 😂 when I found out in this video, my reaction was the same as yours 😂
@Zirath Ashe unfortunately no
In Kansas it's illegal to serve any pie Alla-Mode. A lawmaker in the early 1900s burnt his mouth when he tried this new craze called iced creme, so he made a law making it illegal to serve.🤣
Just a clarification- the sunshine law in San Francisco is about building ordinates that restricts construction of buildings that cast shadows and obstruct the sunlight over other buildings in certain parts of the city, and it's the reason why some parts have strict height limits, particularly in the western residential parts of the city (especially the sunset district)
A town near where I grew up had a law stating it was illegal to herd cattle through town on Sundays.
I was waiting for the ice cream cone in the back pocket one. It's expensive to legislate old laws off the books, so they just stick around long-term.
And for laws like sleeping in a cheese factory were likely to prohibit overuse of workers if they were previously made to live where they worked to keep the place running 24-7.
Yeah. That law or variants of it exists in multiple states
The ice cream law that says you can’t have a icecream in your back pocket was bc people would steal horses in the western days that way so they made it a law! I guess you can walk away nonchalantly while the horse follows you to get the ice cream😂
In many states, if an animal (such as a horse) followed you home, you could legally keep it. However, you could not actively tempt the animal into following. Horses love the salt content of ice cream, so sticking ice cream in your back pocket would trick the horse into following you, without you being "active" in the endeavor.
@@skapapabear1 oh interesting! I didn’t know all of that!
So can you put it in your front pocket?
Denzy says "Why make it a law if it's a robber? If he's a robber, he's going to steal it anyway." Smaarrrrrrt kid!!!! I'm on board with you there buddy lol. Cheers from Ontario, Canada!
In South Carolina, it is illegal to walk your pet alligator down a sidewalk.
Pet alligators were a thing when my mother was young. She told me one of her classmates brought one to school.
Imagined conversation on street of a town in South Carolina, "but officer, it's not an alligator. It's a crocodile. You can tell by the pointier snout "
I saw a sign at the start of a walking trail here in Texas that listed all the things you cannot do if you see an alligator. One of the things listed was “molest it”. I was like, “who would even want to attempt that????”
@@twinkstar7738 Molest also means to disturb, interfere or annoy. Brain dead people do that to me without half trying. I suppose the alligator would have the same opinion.
In Pennsylvania there is a law where you cannot sing in the shower and that you also cannot live in a refrigerator. It’s odd but also funny. I also love how the guy presenting the video is also having a hard time keeping in his laughter.
Dexter I am going to put my shower in the refrigerator and then live in it and sing. Bloody marvelous, mate.
@@douglasreeves9938 😆 🤣 😂
In Canada there is a law that forbids people of leaving the plane in mid air unless its with a parachute
😂😂😂
Lmao! Seems a lot like the one where you can be put to death for jumping off a building. 🤣
Nanny state! Lol.
I expect very few survive to be prosecuted for the offense.
Is this law directed at wing-walkers? Like daredevils that do extra-aircraft stunts?
My local town in Kansas still has a law on the books that when you stop at a stop sign, you're supposed to get out and fire a shot into the air, lol. Obviously, it's not enforced but they never bothered to remove it.
I get the feeling it's not followed either, especially considering how the world is nowadays lol.
Similarly I have heard of a law concerning horse less carrage's... one must enter town ahead of the carrage waiving a lantern. (Don't know where this is from)
Probably when cars were new and that was how you warned the town to tend to their horses before your chitty chitty bang bang spooked them.
When the motorist fires the required shot, is he allowed to take aim at the flock of pigeons that just befouled his new car.
Another Ice Cream law. (not enforced) In Oregon, it is illegal to eat ice cream on Sunday. However, despite popular belief, and sometimes attempted enforcement. There is NO LAW, state or federal, in all 50 states, that makes it illegal to drive while barefoot. I have researched this quite a bit because I do drive barefoot somewhat often. It is LEGAL in all 50 states. Great video! Very funny! 👍
For the ladies' sake I hope that remains. Wearing uncomfortable shoes all day and having to keep them on even on the drive home would be awful. Not to mention tall shoes, which would make working the pedals more difficult...
@@KBook20 or you could bring a separate pair of more comfortable shoes to drive in as many women have done over the years
I drive barefoot all the time and I'm a cop.
@@Rockhound6165 Seriously?? I can't imagine all the nastiness that is on the pedals!!! Ugh.....
@@sandraleigh4023 as opposed to the actual ground?
I heard about the whistling under water back in high school, like 1973. For the life of me I couldn't remember the state. I don't know about their reason for it, I don't remember that either. What I DO know, that's something NEVER would have crossed my mind to do, UNTIL I heard it was illegal. I couldn't wait to get home, jump in the pool, and see if it was even possible...Fun fact...It's absolutely possible....
My grandfather used to entertain the family by balancing a live chicken on his head. As we live in Iowa, directly south of Minnesota, I don't know if he ever crossed the border north while wearing a chicken, but knowing him he would certainly have enjoyed trying to pull it off.
I am sure he was pure poultry in motion.
@Thomas MacDiarmid If you hadn't made that pun, I probably would have as soon as I read this entry 😄 😆 🤣
Don't even know why my stupid ass state has that law as they don't have people at the state lines watching for people to come in to the state with poultry on their heads 🤣🤣🤣🤣
My adventure was all about the Y2K bug instead of a law. Local city officials were afraid they would lose all records because of the Y2K bug so they rounded up everyone who were paying off tickets or fines. I had simple traffic tickets but was thrown into the pokey with about 150 angry citizens, many of whom were retirees in their 60's and a few that were 70+. We weren't allowed to bond out and tickets could not be paid off until the judge showed up for work the next day. We had people sleeping in hallways and in unused rooms of the ancient,dilapidated building the jail was in. It was a mess to say the least.
I know there's recently been news of an elderly woman in Arizona who was arrested for feeding the homeless. It's rough bc she was just trying to help people & didn't even know what she was doing was illegal
I live in No. Ca. We often don’t get sunshine in the winter or when there are wild fires. Until today I had no idea my guarantee had been breached. I feel like I should talk to a lawyer about this🤔
lol
In Muncie, Indiana, it used to be illegal to eat a sandwich in a cemetery on Sunday. Not sure why only on Sunday but whatever. Also in Indiana, inmates who were released from prison used to receive an ounce of gold and a horse. I'm still waiting on my ounce of gold and my horse lol
There’s a really good reason that Sasquatch is protected by the endangered species act
Used cooking grease is sold to collection companies in CA. We had heavy locks on the container lids outside of the restaurants that I worked in.
That was fun and ridiculous at the same time. I'm originally from Ga., so I knew about the one about eating chicken. Although, I would say it depends on how it's cooked. Fried chicken, most definitely eat with your fingers!! LOL Merry Christmas! Love your videos.
Agree. Not tryna eat wet chicken with my hands lol. All about how it’s cooked.
There are a lot of unusual laws in America. As an American, some of them come as a surprise to me. One of them being in my home state of Oklahoma that says that all businesses are required to have a place for you to tie up your horse even though very very few people still travel by horse and the ones that do don’t go into town on horseback, they have cars and trucks.
Well, just put a rope on your conveyance and tie it to the parking meter, to the awning, or drive a stake into the ground. Compliance is 9-10s of the law.
In Arizona there is a law that there can only be one "personal massager" per household!
Baaaahahaha! I’m sad for Arizonans…they can’t have a backup in case of “mechanical difficulties”! 😂🤣😂
I live in Arizona and never heard that one
Ewww! Family massager? I'm totes not sharing! 🤣
I believe there is a law in Jefferson City, Missouri that you cannot tie up your rowboat to a railroad track.
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In Kentucky we also had a law that said you couldn't carry an ice cream cone in your pocket. This must have been a real problem nationwide! LOL I actually saw bear wrestling at the Kentucky State Fair in the 1980s so it was still a thing as late as that. There was a lot of slobber involved. It was pretty gross.
I heard way back in the day that is how people stole horses. Get them to follow you with the ice cream usually in the back pocket.
These are hilarious, you should do strange laws in all 50 states some of them are pretty good
Bear fighting and bear baiting was actually a really popular sport in much of europe for centuries. I forgot it made its way here long ago, but it's hard to think there were that many bear fighting arenas when that law was passed in 1996!
In Texas it is illegal to carry a pair of pliers in your hip pocket. It's a little out of date. But it makes sense. Cattle ranchers would drive the herds to the trains/market while farmers tried to protect their crops. The farmers fenced the crops to keep cattle from destroying them. Ranchers would use the cutting section of pliers to cut the fences of farmers and drive herds across the farms. This destroyed the crops. Thus the restriction of pliers in the hip pocket.
I laughed along with you. Good to know before you go that you can't whistle underwater in Vermont and wear a chicken on your head going to Minnesota.
I live in California and some of the laws are really weird, an example is "you can't eat an orange while in a bath tub"
So, someone is waiting for you to peel that orange, then arrest you on spot; naked or not?
Another good one is that in California there is a city called Arcadia, the law is "Peacocks have the right of way"
@@Jade2016 ya know, I never read into why it's a law but maybe 100 years ago? I'm thinking it has something to do with when alcohol was outlawed in the US
Someone may have choked once and drowned. It would be very disturbing to find them.
@@johnjdumas that makes sense
To be fair , my home town is in the extreme northeast of New York on the shore of Lake Champlain and I also grew up in Vermont. Lake Champlain between N.Y and Vermont is huge, and goes up into Canada connecting to the St. Lawrence Seaway . So actually you could boat from the Atlantic in Nova Scotia to halfway down Vermont in White Hall N.Y, then take a canal to the Hudson and go back to the Atlantic in New York City.. Lake Champlain is so big they even have their own "Loch Ness Monster", Champ. Vermont isn't land locked.
ill tell u this, in all my years 42. i think aussies and kiwis make me laugh so hard. they know how to enjoy life. i wish i was as cool as they are 8)
It was hilarious watching this video with you guys! LOL
In the 1800's, the military brought 🐫🐪🐫🐪🐫🐪 to see how they would fare for military use in the West. When the experiment was discontinued, perhaps this law was born & the 🐫🐪🐫 were released to the public domain. I don't know how much is true, but my husband used to talk about the camels when he was alive & he was a big history buff & collector of trivia.
Its true.....theres some camels on private property in west Texas, that are apparently descendants of the military camels
@@juliegreen6727 Thanks, Julie, for fact checking this. I appreciate the feedback.
Your laughter is infectious! I have never been arrested for any of these laws, but I was given a ticket (infraction) for making a very, very, slow rolling stop & turn, not coming to a complete stop, at a stop light before turning right, at 3 a.m. when literally the only people around were me and a bored police officer staking out this particular stop light trying to catch someone. The light had been a flashing yellow (caution, not stop) for years and as soon as they changed it to a full stop (solid red, not flashing yellow) this small-town police officer no doubt thought it would be funny to catch locals in the middle of the night. Ha-ha! .
The law against stealing grease is because people were stealing the used fryer grease from restaurants. Used fryer oil is used to create bio-diesel fuel for cars and people were stealing it to run their cars. Some businesses have installed systems that allow them to filter the used oil and use it to heat the building.
The ice cream cone law came about because there was not enough places to tie up horses outside a church and thieves would stick an ice cream cone in a back pocket to lure horses away from the church so they could steal the horses. The horses would follow the their away from the church and then the their could take the horse with much less chance of being caught. Stealing a horse in the 1800s in the United States usually resulted in the their being hung or shot to death. Hence the only reason to have an ice cream cone in your pocket was to steal a horse.
The law against spotting animals from an aircraft in Alaska is because people used to find the animal from the air and would immediately land to shoot said animal. But the real reason is to prevent hunters from shooting the moose or bear from the airplane as it is unfair to the animal and resulted in too many being killed which endangered some kinds of animal to the point of extinction.
I grew up in a town in Indiana where it was illegal to sell a hamburger on a Sunday. I now live in an Indiana town where it's illegal to spit on the sidewalk...not that I ever wanted to do so. 🤣
That was hilarious , never heard of any of these laws , but enjoyed watching your family react.😂😂😂😂
I live about an hour away from Chico, California and that law was passed in the 1980s during the "heat" of the cold war. Chico was not the only one to pass nuclear prohibition laws in California and other states. Rumor has it that farmlands were wanted for research, development, and test sites and we up here are nothing but farmlands, so the citizens in this area back in the 1980s passed laws to prohibit not only the possession of nuclear weapons in this area, but also any research and development of nuclear products unless it was for medical purposes.
There are many old laws that are still on the books as lawmakers rarely resend the old laws when new ones are created.
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In California, a police agency can choose not to enforce laws. The weird stuff is still there historically but seldom enforced. They will use a law if they are looking to arrest someone just to get them in custody.
There are all kinds of crazy laws in the US. You aren't allowed to hang men and women's underwear together on a clothesline in Connecticut. You aren't allowed to race your camel on the highway in Nevada. When I taught at a high school, I used to challenge my students to find the most ridiculous, archaic law in each state. We found some really hilarious ones. Some have been removed from revised statutes, but you can still find them. In all actuality most of them have a somewhat understandable reason behind them, but they were either not written well or the lawmakers had no idea what they were talking about. For instance a in the late 1800sor early 1900s a representative from New Jersey tried to pass a law for cattle guards to be given a gun at no expense. He had no clue what a cattle guard was, assuming it was a person who guards cattle. I don't know what they call them in New Zealand, I think it's call a stock grid in Australia or cattle grate?
IF you're ever caught whistling under water, just claim you were trying to blow bubbles!!! LOL
I really felt out of pocket as an American with this one. Lol, I just THOUGHT some of us were stupid. Now, thanks to this post, I KNOW some of us are stupid. LOL
There are laws that make me ask WHYYYYYYYYYY? Good post, guys.
Hey guys. I’m from Illinois and never heard the law about not sleeping in a Cheesecake Factory. I guess you learn something every day. Great video! 😂😂
I'm not from there, but in Kennesaw, GA, it is required to fire your pistol into the air when passing through an intersection.
The ordinance predates automobiles, and is from the time of ridden horses and horse drawn carriages. But I'm told - from a family member who is a resident - it is still on the books.
Naturally... no one does this.
Well, that would be a court battle to listen to. The old law would invalidate the newer law that most places have about discharging a firearm in the city limits. But if it's still on the books it has to be followed even though it is an extremely dangerous practice that can have fatal consequences. The first person to do it and try to fight it in court I can guarantee would bring about the repeal of that law.
Ìn my city in missouri there's an old law still on the books. You can ride your horse into town, through town but if you get off you must tie it to a hitching post. The catch is there's not one hitching post in the whole city. Another law is you can't ride a city bus at least 2 hours after eating garlic. It's also illegal to fart in an elevator lol.
I'm from Ohio and didn't know that police biting a dog was a thing since I've never seen one do it. 🤣😂
I didn't know it was illegal for me to walk around my home state with ice cream in my pocket.
@@russellhoyt588 even without the video I know that laws from Kentucky 😂
Looking up dumb laws is a pastime
I trained one of my male dogs to see me as alpha male by biting his ear just hard enough for him to get the point. Worked!
Because they don't anymore they will just shoot it instead
It’s amazing how many laws we have but a lot are not enforced anymore!
The North Carolina grease law makes a lot of sense. Used cooking grease is an ingredient in making biodiesel fuel, so it actually does have a value. I assume that is what they were talking about.
We've got a few strange laws in Wisconsin as well.
1. It is against the law to wear a military uniform in Wisconsin (tell that to our military bases, National guard & reserves!)
2. It is required to serve Apple pie with slice of cheddar cheese on it! (I kinda like that one!)
3. Any mother vehicle must be preceeded by a person, on foot, 30 feet in front of the vehicle carrying a red flag during day light hours or a red lantern during darkness.
Try that at 70 mph!
Does the cheddar cheese have to come from Wisconsin?
@@stever3658 well...I don't know if that's part of that law, but Wisconsin produces so much, you're be had pressed to find non-Wisconsin cheese in Wisconsin except at a cheese market. Just an FYI Wisconsin was home to so many Swiss immigrants who stated producing Swiss cheese that in the 1800's there was more Wisconsin produced Swiss cheese being sold in Switzerland, that there Swiss produced Swiss cheese! Weird, ya?
Sam, to improve audio quality for the viewer, you should run the audio from your PC in with your mic, instead of only having the mic pick it up over the speakers. You can use a mixer if needed. Otherwise great job!
I wish many reaction channels would take your advice 😊
Speaking of stupid laws, I remember reading once that a chicken broke into the Pentagon and was arrested and interrogated because of it
That’s not really stupid law if you understand animals, most often birds of any type, were used as a means to spy on military targets. Since the Pentagon is our military headquarters and houses many top secret things, they can’t take chances
11:57-12:04 Yes! Thank you! Half of America doesn't have this logic!!! You are one bright young man! Please come live in America to make it smarter!
Super hilarious laws and reactions to them! Thanks for the laugh, guys!
I was waiting for the ice cream one as that is in multiple states. The fried chicken one is a thing for sure as you may get looked at for eating it with a fork. It’s always best to eat with your hands. There are plenty more of these stupid laws out here and they are hilarious.
In my hometown in Missouri, it's illegal to tie a bear to a pole near the courthouse downtown. The short story is that the mayor at the time (like a hundred years ago lol) was allergic to bears. Not exactly sure how he found that out lmao 😂
Another Missouri courthouse ordinance: I heard but cannot prove that it is (or was) illegal to fry onions within one block of the Adair County courthouse in Kirksville.
@@RJ-mz3co I wouldn't be surprised haha
actually cooking grease is being transformed into biodiesel basically a renewable fuel for cars. it takes a while but its cheaper for now.
There's a guy in my town who uses old cooking grease to heat his shop.
The problem in America is that no matter how old, laws never just fall off the books here. They have to be removed, even if a new law is in direct conflict with an old law, the old law will stay in effect until a legal battle removes it, or a higher court finds it un-enforceable or unconstitutional. Many believe this is so that at any given time, it is likely that you are violating some law that makes it possible for an officer to have reason for stopping you and getting your information, which is not legal if you have committed no infraction at all.
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You should do a video talking about things that are different in NZ or what we call things differently
I had no idea that laws like that even existed. How stupidly dumb yet funny at the same time.
In New Orleans, LA you cannot have a bakery and a horse stable in the same building ...
Here in Oklahoma and I’ve been making silly faces every single day at every dog I’ve ever owned😜. They love it! Still walking scott free even though I’m apparently a dangerous habitual offender😂!!
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@@mowattbigsly2996 For reference, this is the video I'm copying dialogue from.
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Mowatt get a tux cat make a face at it and they'll claw ur face off!
It's not whistling underwater that's illegal, because that's actually not possible. It's USING a whistle or other high frequency sonic devices underwater which IS possible and can harm marine life. Sites like this like to simplify things to the absurd. It's not about a swimmer whistling the tune from Bridge on the River Kwai. It's about fishermen using high pitched whistles to disable fish and catch them illegally.
I print designs on shirts and today I printed one that said “I saw bigfoot” with an image of bigfoot😂 it’s hilarious. And in my state we have a small statue of bigfoot (like 6 feet tall)
A lot of the these laws are so silly no one pays attention to them 😂😂😂😂 because anyone in their right mind wouldn’t do them 😂😂😂😂 I remember being in Elementary school and our librarian would read us all the silly laws and our class would crack up laughing 😂😂😂😂 Welcome to America guys 😊😂😂😂❤
We have a lot of silly laws on the books. Laws are seldom removed. I think some were the earliest trolls. One state legislature tried to round Pi off to 3 because 3.14159... was too long a number. Unfortunately, some of the silly laws still sneak through.
That's funny since they never have a problem adding 0s to the numbers in tax bills. Those numbers never seem to be long enough.
In circleville Ohio it's illegal to drive around the city center ( basically a roundabout) 100 times in a row
WOW!! I live in Connecticut and I've never heard of these outrageous laws. Thanks for sharing.
This video was 1,000% hysterical but I can't help but agree with "no ugly faces at dogs".
“Whistling under water”... sounds worse than “littering” in that “Alice’s Restaurant” song... And I am so proud of Washington because Sasquatch is not the only species in need of protection from poachers BEFORE being recognized as a species. My 3 pound cat named Madeline could have used such protections in 2019. Maybe if New Hampshire had such laws they wouldn’t have been so eager to label her underweight compared to normal weight cats. Maybe she wouldn’t have been abused so terribly for jumping like a Savannah or separated from her family group before the links in her bloodline to meerkats could be established.
When the police came to take my cats in 2019 I was upset,and they sat me on the porch with all these officers standing around with their guns at my eye level. When they told me they were going to remove my companions of 8 years I just instinctively put my hands to my head in disbelief. When my hands went up to my head they immediately put their hands on their holsters of their guns thinking I was going for their weapon. Not wanting my brains to enter my living room behind me without the rest of my body attached, I stood up and didn’t dare move my hands for fear I would be shot. I began walking away from my porch figuring if I was going to get shot by police, it was going to be in the middle of the parking lot where at least someone could see an unarmed person getting shot in the back instead of the head where my place on the porch would have produced. The police are calling my name behind me as I walk away telling me first they are going to arrest me for ‘leaving’. I am so angry and frustrated I just grab onto this sunflower plant in a neighbors yard and break it. The police then arrest me for ‘destruction of property’. Mind you this is while they are not done KILLING at least two of my pets ‘during capture’. Despite being able to plead guilty to the ‘destruction of property’ and replace the sunflower plant for the neighbor, the dog officer decides she wants to pursue more charges to deny me access to my emotional support animals and lifelong companions. The courts and the public defender decide they want more than my pets and my whole life at that point and continue to use the mental health system as a weapon against pet owners both my condo board and individual landlords in the park where I live,have gone after.
Truth is I DON’T think animal neglect is a stupid law, until it is applied by people who are even more stupid, abusive,AND neglectful towards the people and animals they claim to ‘protect and serve’. That by far, is THE biggest joke New Hampshire has let me in on.
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Well, I don't know about chickens crossing the road. But my brother was a county deputy sheriff when there was a car crash that broke down a fence to a turkey farm. Everyone was OK, but more than 150 turkeys ran wild. Capturing (or at least shooing) the turkeys back to the farm was a massive undertaking. My brother counted 14 pink blobs on the pavement, and there were a half dozen cars in the ditch to avoid them. He needed people - - so he got the volunteers from the Department of Natural Resources, the Deer Advisory Council and other local farmers to help. Also several deputies from nearby counties. All turkeys were captured, except for two. Wiley critters they were. One deputy got so frustrated, he finally shot both; then paid the farmer for the turkeys; and we had a wonderful weekend grill-out that next weekend.
Rumor has it, the elderly Lady was Arrested in 2009 but the Mayor Pardoned her and the arrest citation allowed her to eat chicken at the diner until she learned how to “eat Chicken Properly “ lol 😂 as a American from Georgia 🇺🇸, I never heard of that but it is only a small town Ordinance. I remember growing up in Georgia and eating some Amazing Peach Cobbler with a Scoop of Peach Ice Cream 🍨. Amazing soul food like Cabbage 🥬, Cornbread, fried Chicken, and Yams with melted marshmallows on the top and pieces of pecans. At school in Georgia as a Child, the entire School ran to the Cafeteria on Chicken day. I can’t make this up. Huge facts, like imagine every time the lunch bell ring for a waive of students to eat, you saw hundreds running to the chow hall.
In Kansas City, Missouri, children are prohibited by law from buying cap pistols... however the law does not restrict them from buying shotguns.
Here in Michigan I've seen a few people get arrested for drinking and driving a lawnmower.
Many many years ago cheese factories were small buildings in the country often attached to a house. It's illegal to fish from the back of a giraffe in Chicago. Jay walking (crossing the street at a place other than the corner) is illegal in most places but it's rarely enforced.
As a person who has lived in Chico CA my whole life I can probably shed some light on why the "no nuke law" was created. See, Chico is a pretty special place. Back in the 60's and 70's the government deployed and had ready for use, several "Titan missiles" at our local municipal airport. I grew up in a neighborhood that backed up against the airport and my mother would tell us stories about how they could look out our back window and see the missiles all lined up, pointing to the sky just waiting for their buttons to be pushed. We were on the list of top "first strike" cities to be bombed during the cold war with Russia because of the missile defense at the airport. The missiles are now gone, but the underground silos where they were housed remain and if you want to really get creeped out all you have to do is hike down into them to get a real cold chill down your spine. I also believe it was initiated as a rule to prevent the government of the US from continuing to put more dangerous weapons into our town because Chico is also designated as the second state capital of California. If Sacramento is ever attacked and it's government collapses and they are unable to operate, Chico will be the new State Capital, If they did allow nuclear weapons to come here it is clear we would again be on the first strike list just like it was up until the late '70's.
As a kid from that Era, Government testing came to mind. Thank you for taking the time to post that explanation.
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The cooking grease law is because a lot of people have cars with engines that take the grease as gas. Fun fact. The cars that burn that fuel give off French fry smelling emissions
Here in Oklahoma city, it's illegal to eat a cheeseburger downtown while walking backwards. One day, I will test this out.
USA born here, all you guys will love it up here when you come visit!
The grease theft law may have been put into effect when some people started using vehicles which could use grease in their internal combustion engines, instead of gasoline (petroleum).
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In France we have this funny law that says you cannot name your pig Napoleon. Gotta look into more peculiar regulations here.
the woman arrested in Georgia for the chicken infraction was 91 year old Ginny Dietrick. It was her birthday and her friend set up the practical Joke. Her citation read exactly as: G. Dietrick is not to get up from the table until she masters the proper techniques for consuming this succulent delicacy, “down to and including the licking of the fingers upon the ingestion of the last available morsel.” The mayor was there that day to dismiss the charges right after the photos you see there and also named her Honorary Georgia Poultry Princess. She let her go with a warning and a mandate that she was required to go back to Gainesville often and eat lots of Gainesville chicken.
Apparently, the whistling under water thing was a result of lobster fishermen dropping loud speakers into the water and blasting loud whistle and bangs to scare sea lions and seals away from their nets. Which still doesn't make sense considering that Vermont is land locked, but maybe it wasn't always that way.
I don’t remember which state it was, might be Wisconsin or Washington, that you are not allowed to paint a duckling blue and put it up for sale unless you have more than six.
In the state of Nebraska it's illegal to bait wild geese with corn and hunt them. I'm with the geese on this one.