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calebxy wrote:

jukyter wrote:

and just what counts as an intentional miscarriage? drinking too much? standing up too much? eating all the wrong things?
and yes i know why that law was introduced but that doesnt make it okay

They specify what they mean if you read what the law actually says; I was paraphrasing for simple clarification when I just said "intentional."

So is an abortion an intentional miscarriage :L

Obviously beating a baby out of you is a poor choice but how will that end up in court like
"You are being tried for an intentional miscarriage due to eating too much knowing the full consequence of that action"

like what specifically constitutes one being intentional

Back on topic people, come on. 

I'm referring to those who are attempting to debate over the laws, instead of merely mentioning them. Better to stop them now than wait until it overshadows the real discussion.

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i had a book of odd laws lol

in somewhere in france it's illegal for a ufo to land, and there's one place where women can't skydive on sunday or something

i'll try and find the book

haxcharsol wrote:

generosity wrote:

In this thread, 90% of the odd laws in question are made up

No they're not because we got them off the internet. You can't put anything on the internet if it isn't true. Just ask my French model.

LOL! I saw that commercial! XD (also, before quoting i accidentally pressed the "report" button, so please dont report the comment scratch team!)

koilmasta wrote:

haxcharsol wrote:

generosity wrote:

In this thread, 90% of the odd laws in question are made up

No they're not because we got them off the internet. You can't put anything on the internet if it isn't true. Just ask my French model.

LOL! I saw that commercial! XD (also, before quoting i accidentally pressed the "report" button, so please dont report the comment scratch team!)

Don't worry, as long as you don't fill out the "Reason" textbox it won't even be reported.

TRocket wrote:

A bed may not be hung out of a window.

Awww. I just did from my prison cell.
Now I'm moving from Alaskan jail and I'm going to British jail.

veggieman001 wrote:

kimmy123 wrote:

In Oregon, ice cream may not be eaten on Sundays. 

Pretty sure I've broken the law a lot

me too

Where I live (Florida), it's legal to cross the street without a crosswalk, and cars don't have to stop. It's a crazy law.

I've also learned that on a bike, you have to obey traffic rules, which is a problem because I've gone 45 MPH in a 30 zone (yes, I know that is really fast; it was a steep hill and I was pedaling as fast as I could). So I guess I'm joining all those other guys in jail now... 

You cannot tickle a schoolgirl in the chin with a feather duster. This is South Carolina

CheeseMunchy wrote:

jvvg wrote:

Where I live (Florida), it's legal to cross the street without a crosswalk, and cars don't have to stop. It's a crazy law.

I've also learned that on a bike, you have to obey traffic rules, which is a problem because I've gone 45 MPH in a 30 zone (yes, I know that is really fast; it was a steep hill and I was pedaling as fast as I could). So I guess I'm joining all those other guys in jail now... 

Lol. And you got pulled over?

No, but I probably deserved to. 

haxcharsol wrote:

zubblewu wrote:

Garr8 wrote:

You cannot tickle a schoolgirl in the chin with a feather duster. This is South Carolina

i'm totally bringing a feather duster to school tomorrow

You'll probably be the only one there since it's Saturday.

i dont care
i can get onto the school grounds