Strange English Rules
Today on 3rd May we have the most important Polish national holiday - the anniversary of The 3rd May Constitution enact. Constitution is a very important document for every country. But England doesn't have a constitution! However, they have some rules about ruling, for example Precedent code. They also have a lot of strange rigths.
Warning! This text is not only about England, but also about other English speaking countries.
- If you stick a stamp with the Queen upside down, you will become a traitor.
- In Victoria state in Australia, wearing pink shorts during the Sunday afternoon is considered offensive.
- In England, drivers of black taxis have to ask all passegners if they are suffering from smallpox or pest.
- In Florida, unmarried women must not jump with a parachute.
- In Joliet city in Illinois, a woman can be arrested if she tries on more than 6 dresses in one shop.
- In Kentucky, no one can have a hidden weapon ( longer than 1,8 m ) during the walk.
- In Chester in Great Brittain, everyone can shoot with a bow at a Welsh after midnight.
- In State Vermont, women have to have the husband's permission for denture wearing.
- In Alabama, you mustn't drive a car with an eyeband.
by Anonymous Hater
Hahahahahaha this is hilarious. Are those rules used and observed in english speaking countries. Because I don't think so that people are shooting with a bow at a Welsh after midnight. :D Today I learned something new about England, I learned that in England they don't have constitution. That is new for me. @@@@@
OdpowiedzUsuńThese rules are very strange. Well, I can learn lot's of things reading them! Now for sure I can handle in England. This rule that in Joliet city in Illinois, a woman can be arrested if she tries on more than six dresses in one shop is the strangest rule which I have ever heard about. I hope that if you find some interesting information about the different countries, you will write about them on the blog. They are really useful and make people interested watching your blog.
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