Every State Has Weird Laws – Here’s Are The Weirdest Ones In Each

It’s that time again. The time where we get a good look into the law books of the great states in our union, and gawk in-awe of some of the ridiculous things that are deemed “illegal” in them. You can find a complete state-to-state list of the weirdest laws in each on Thrillist, but we’ve got some of the highlights for you here:

  • Alaska – If you kill a moose, on-purpose or not, you must make an effort to salvage and use the meat.
  • Arkansas - “No person shall sound the horn on a vehicle at any place where cold drinks or sandwiches are served after 9pm.”
  • Connecticut – Unless it’s in the privacy of your own home, there’s no “silly string” allowed in the town of Southington.
  • Hawaii – There’s no drinking on the beach, and…no…drinking while in the ocean isn’t a way to skirt that one.
  • Indiana – You’re not allowed to catch a fish with “a firearm” or with “the hands alone.”
  • Iowa – Imitation butter can’t be called “butter” or even described with the words “butter,” “creamery,” or “dairy.”
  • Kentucky – You can’t sell those dyed baby chicks you see around Easter, unless you’re selling them in a package of six or more.
  • Louisiana – Don’t steal crayfish, and you’re not allow to order a “surprise” food product for someone else – like a birthday pizza.
  • Michigan – Travelling by train tipsy is a no-no.
  • Nebraska – No drinks are allowed that mix beer and liquor…drink them separately.
  • Oklahoma – No making glue out of dead skunks.
  • Pennsylvania – You can’t catch a fish with your mouth. Really.
  • Tennessee – Don’t get caught using someone else’s Netflix account.
  • Utah – No buying or selling booze during an “emergency.”

Source: Thrillist


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