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Funny Laws In Ohio
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In our great state of Ohio we have our own set of quirky laws. Some of these you may know but others you may not. In this state you are prohibited from engaging in a duel, no matter the circumstances. Well, there goes my weekend plans. You also may not get a fish drunk or hunt whales on a Sunday. No civil arrests may be made on Sunday or the fourth of July. Ohio may have some funny state laws but what about the city laws? Here are some that might make you chuckle. In Canton, Ohio If you lose your pet tiger you must tell someone within the hour of losing it.If you do not you will be charged with a misdemeanor of the first degree. In Bay Village, you may not walk your cow down Lake road.
In Michigan the laws are even worse. A woman
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For one, you may not fish while on top of a camel or a giraffe for that matter. In Pocatello, Idaho you may not frown in public, you must always appear with a smile on your face. In Washington, however, you may not harass Bigfoot or you will be fined or imprisoned. If you have the common cold you better stay home in Washington or you’ll be breaking the law. Lollipops are also outlawed. I guess they were having problems with finding out crimes because one of their laws state that if you are driving a car into the state with criminal intent you must phone the sheriff before entering. Another law that’s so stupid it’s funny says if two trains meet neither may pass till the other one …show more content…
You also may not hunt any animal from a moving vehicle unless it is a whale. Car lovers watch out because no car without a driver may exceed 60 miles per hour. Guess we can’t do any stunts in California. In Blythe You may not wear cowboy boots unless you own two cows or more. In Carmel, on the other hand, women may not wear high heels within the city limits. In Eureka a man with a mustache must shave if he want’s to get kissed. It’s illegal to pour salt on a highway in Hermosa Beach. In Norco you may keep a rhino as a pet but you need a license first. San Jose has a law that states that people may not have more than two cats or

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