American Reacts to Top 10 UK Laws You've Already Broken!
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- These are the top ten UK laws that you might have broken without even realizing it! From strange and obscure rules to everyday activities that are surprisingly illegal, let's dive into some of the quirkiest laws in the United Kingdom.
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The burglar alarm one is because if you go on holiday (vacation) for 2 weeks and it goes off day one, your neighbours shouldn't have to put up with an alarm for 2 weeks.
Well they shouldn’t have to cause the police should be able to stop it or the people can ring up the alarm people and they can turn it off remotely
@@davidware9549 the only way to know who to contact is if you have access to the inside of the property and can get the number off the alarm console. There was an empty house on our road years ago and the alarm used to go off all the time. It would blare out for hours and hours. The police wouldn't do anything. Eventually a bunch of us reported it to the council and they sent someone to deactivate it.
@@davidware9549Why do people like you always have to come up with the most dumb “what ifs” or other stupid reasoning, just to be different to oppose a comment that makes perfect sense anyways? 🙄
The Metropolitan Police Act only applies to London. Knocking I also illegal, but only in London. Londoners are delicate flowers.
Amazon ALWAYS ring my doorbell and run away.
Evri are even worse.
RIP Kevin 😭
Dave Bennett Piano ultimate Beatles quiz with Jay Foreman sounds just the kind of thing you might react to . Also features name the Beatles song by its Drum track only . 😃
07:52 You then use your own poop bag to scoop up the warm evidence, tap the person on the shoulder and, as they turn, you drop the uncovered side into their hand saying: "I think this belongs to you." If you are particularly polite, you may wish to slowly close their fingers around the package to make sure they don't lose it ;)
The Metropolitan Police Acts and the Town police Clause Act have largely been totally repealed. As has the Vagrancy Act. Many of the other offences mentioned are rarely if ever enforced.
Bawdy? Lke The Northern Boys singing Sex Trrain at a train station? OooOOooo
😂
in the UK......when we were kids we used to make MASSIVE ice slides, maybe 50 mtrs long down the path on underpasses. They were like glass & took about 20 kids halfa hour to make. Looking back on it now it was most likely that some old granny slipped and slid all the way down the hill :|
We used industrial plastic which held about 29 of us and needless to say it determined its own direction and ended up in the trees after a very quick build up off the South Downs (most of us ended up in the trees too, traumatic but fun so we went again and again, good old days.
A lot of these are wrong. Flying a kite is fine as long ad you don't annoy anyone. I used to work in a costume hire shop and you can dress as a soldier as long as you are not wearing genuine insignia. We had real uniform pieces with the insignia removed.
Don't go as a soldier at Hallowe'en, though. In the UK, we wear spooky costumes for Hallowe'en.
As usual from poorly researched, lazy, content spammers watchmojo, some of them are based on London specific 'laws' or just plainly wrong...nowhere else exists outside of the M25.
From the M.O.D itself: There is no general offence of impersonating a member of the Armed Forces, and many actors do so in theatre and films. It is similarly not wrong for a civilian to wear uniform or former military clothing for their own preference or entertainment, as long as they are not claiming to be a member of the Armed Forces.
@@vallejomach6721Prince Harry who was once in the British army once went to a Party dressed in a Nazi German military uniform 😮 Imagine a member of the German...sorry! British Royal family dressing up in a nazi uniform 😅 His grandmother queen Elizabeth awarded him the Iron Cross for his bravery in the battlefield 😅
This is a old list, Daventry council no longer exists. As for moving here we got bad cell phone signal in parts of Daventry.
Every kid in the uk has done the knocking of the door and running, or knock-a-door-scram as we used to call it! The most miserable neighbour who complains about everything would get targeted the most!
Flying kites - there was ana divert when I was a child where another child/children flying a kite by an electric station, needless to say they got electrocuted. Football - there again was an advert of children playing football the football went inbetween two parked cars and, again, the child got knocked down by a car. And they still put up washing lines just not across the streets any more (did in the 40’s and 50’s) they put them up throughout the back gardens especially terrace houses.
Awww, Kevin was super cute 😢
I've broken the sledging and playing football in the street and knocking on someone's front door laws.
Does singing bawdy songs in the car count? My husband often sings them as we're driving along. I love it 😂
I agree with the dog poop bag law. Aww, Kevin was seriously adorable.
Kevin looks a great pup. RIP Kevin 😢
3:26 completely unrelated but the streets are awesome! hahahaha
Kevin is a great name for a dog 👌🏼
I’m a soldier but everyone has to make believe I’m wearing a uniform
A 'must do' for JJLA is The Ultimate Beatles Quiz (with 'Map Man' Jay Foreman). ua-cam.com/video/NH7SO7KIzus/v-deo.html (p.s. Too much poop info.) 💩
It's up to a thousand pounds fine for letting your dog do its business on the street and not picking it up .we also have special bins for dog mess where i live in the East Midlands, so there isn't really an excuse for leaving poo poo in the streets.
Any laws from the 19th century aren't really enforced. I think ive broke all laws on the list, apart from the washing line out front
I dare you...
RIP Kevin
I can't say burgularly or regularly 😢
lol JT struggles with those
It's 'burglary' not burgulary' - so much easier to say!
Regularly gets me tongue tied every time as well. I use frequently or often instead.
Washing lines are only banned in the street. We have them I our gardens.
We go to pubs to socialise, not to get pissed.
Your 2nd point. Absolutely 😉😉 there for the conversation. You line the shots up, I'll get the next round 😂
Yeah, seeing a drunk person in a pub is completely unheard of.
Everyone i know in the UK has a washing line outside. I live in Spain now and we all have them here too . . even the Spanish.
In the back garden yeah but not across the street, in case someone gets 'clothelined'.
Plus, my mate Ashley, on the 9th floor doesn't have one.
@@Darrenski ha ha
What a beautiful dog Kevin was 😢 harder to say than purple burglar alarm is Irish wrist watch… 😂
A number of Caribbean islands also ban the wearing of camoflage clothing
That would include bermuda shorts then, surely?
JJLA I feel your pain about Kevin.(Great Name 👍) My Dog Obi❤ (White Parsons Terrier) passed away during covid in the UK. Like yourself he was my friend my companion and my hot water bottle in the winter. I still miss him very much ❤
I feel that. It's the worst, isn't it? My ginger boy, Alfredo, was 17 and was my constant comfort during good times and terrible times. Still miss him. 😢
Why did I laugh most at the bit about Kevin?
Anyway, not only do I love dogs, I carry multiple poo bags at all times as I also love poo-less pavements.
I'm sorry, Kevein. Still feel bad for laughing.
Do you not have a "dog sh!t fairy" in your neck of the woods. Most dog owners in this area know for sure there is a fairy to come along and remove their dog's excrement.
Kevin looks very sweet.
Tbf the slide one in the snow makes sense because we normally use entire roads to make the slides
i didnt realise i was a criminal. you'll never take me alive, filthy copper - zooms down snow slide'.
Before watching, I'm going to guess that most of these are old or obscure law and/or laws that are rarely, if ever, enforced. Some may not even be laws any more due to subsequent legislation or amendmeny. I'm guessing there'll be about 2, of the 10, that are known of and enforced but there'll be for pretty minor offences.
Right, lets watch and see how wrong, or right, I was... :)
At least Kevin had the courtesy of doing it on the icey bit where ppl will avoid walking. So no, I will not condemn Kevin.
I've broken the drunkenness law on all levels. lol Played Knocked run in my early teens and sang dirty songs.
Okay you got me, l admit l put up a washing line (not across the street)...So all good here LOL.
Where I'm from we call it bobby knocking.
when i was 9 i knew what a bawdy song sounded like. so kids do know.
Yes I've broke all of them 😂
7:33 aww Kevin ❤
Last week I saw a dog taking a dump on the pavement, but the poor fella had a runny tummy so it was more a puddle than a turd. It's owner had poop bags but didn't even bother (it was a just tiny spot to be fair). But what I don't get is why he was taking a photo of the dog's leavings on his phone.
7:44 This is the very reason I 🐶 don't have a dog! I love dogs, but I just can't go near poo 😫 I 🤢 couldn't even change my kids' nappy without owl necking my head around 180° 😅
Begging in general here is illegal not just for car parking change etc, but the homeless pretty much get a free pass. Busking is legal in most places though as long as a licence is obtained first.
The laws are very unfair to beggars.
All kept animals should be DNA registered so their owner can be traced from poop.
I have to confess to the bawdy songs one.
I remember once a group of us were on the way back from the pub and were a little tipsy (not drunk!🤔😵😁). Someone started a rendition of 'Four & Twenty Virgins', then I added a couple of verses I knew and people refused to sing with me anymore.
I think it was a verse about the village vampire walking through the woods and what he was doing with some sanitary products that did it...🧛🩸🩸🩸😁