Really Dumb Laws in Lexington, Tennessee
It is illegal to transport an ice cream cone in your pocket. This isn't one you can sneak by the cops either because the evidence will stick with you. And if your thinking that you will just rest on the sidewalk and eat your ice cream cone, think again! In Lexington, Tennessee it is illegal to eat an ice cream cone on the sidewalk.
Really Dumb Laws in Nashville, Tennessee
So you and your buddies are planning to go check out the girls at that Nashville hot spot you have heard so much about. Be careful because it is illegal for males to be sexually aroused in public.
My parents always told me not to throw stones. But they never told me that it was illegal to throw stones because it might break a window.
Really Dumb Laws in Memphis, Tennessee
Ladies are you sick of hearing all those woman driver no survivor comments? Well stay out of Memphis! It is illegal for a woman to drive a car unless there is a man either running or walking in front of it waving a red flag to warn approaching motorists and pedestrians.
If you run short of money after your visit to Graceland, just remember that in Memphis you have to purchase a $10 permit before you can beg for money.
Really Dumb Laws in Tennessee
If your planning on hunting from your car, you might want to pack a harpoon. You can't shoot any game other than whales from a moving automobile.
I'm guessing Bill Clinton won't be visiting Tennessee too often, since it's illegal to give or receive oral sex.
"Crimes against nature" are prohibited. But it's legal to gather and consume roadkill. Yum, I'm having possum stew for dinner.
You can't carry skunks into the state. And if you cowboys are coming to Tennessee to lasso ya some fish, you might want to rethink it. Catching fish with a lasso is illegal.
This next one is my favorite really dumb law in Tennessee. In Lexington, Tennessee, by law, anyone who has been drinking is "sober" until he or she "cannot hold onto the ground!
These really dumb laws in Tennessee gave me a laugh. And even though I live in Tennessee, I swear that I have never eaten roadkill!
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12 Comments
Post a CommentOh dear, I'm glad the coffee mug was firmly on the desk when I read this! If I'd been drinking at the time, I'd still be busy cleaning the monitor....
LOL too funny - love dumb laws :)
Now that's funny stuff!
Very funny - you have to wonder why people spent the time making these laws!!
Well, I think I'm going to go harpoon a whale for supper instead of serving up the usual roadkill, especially since I can no longer bring ice cream home in my pocket.
Fun read!
The number of old silly laws still on the books is amazing, nice find.
But then I guess it wouldn't be okay to ask the people at the Tennessee Aquarium if "there be whales there", would it?
Hysterical! I'm passing this onto my mother-in-law who lived in Tennessee for a few years. I wonder how many laws she broke?
Tennesse is where I'm headed for the holidays. Wish me luck. LOL!