From the article:
Arkansas -
It’s illegal to mispronounce the name of the state of Arkansas.
G. Legman discuses a speech purportedly given sometime in the 1800s by a famous Arkansan (politician) on the proposal to pronounce the name of Arkansas like the name Kansas — “are kansas”. Maybe the law is based on that.
I’d go look it up, but it is one of the most exquisitely obscene rants in history. Legman claims there is no proof that the man existed or that the speech was really given but true or not I can’t post it here.
Merry Christmas all!
I think maybe Republicans should propose all laws (as opposed to Constitutional rights, for example) all laws, should be retroactively be modified by law, to have an automatic sunset no longer than one generation. Say, 20 years.
If a law is really necessary and logical, the next generation will think so also.
Otherwise, it’s gone. If something is needed to replace it, it will have to be written again, and be justified.
Seriously this would solve a lot of what is wrong with America right now - mostly we pass ever more laws.
So let’s start getting rid of a lot of them, with one simple solution. Sunset all of them after a generation.
Every single law.
No exceptions.
Texas
You may not shoot a buffalo from the second story of a hotel.
Via http://www.divinecaroline.com/22323/99603-i-m-arrest-what-fifty-bizarre/3#ixzz1ha3CXQAT
Okay, what about giving them coffee?
And the first or third story of a hotel is presumably okay?
Grain of salt bizarre laws.
Need Humble for this one.
Thanks.
Makes perfect sense as the two aren't the same at all.
Texas - You may not shoot a buffalo from the second story of a hotel.
That is why I never book a room on the second floor, any other floor will do. You never know when a juicy buffalo will stroll by.