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Drunk moose are worse than cocaine bears.
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I love that Huggbees keeps being cited for how it's made
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I am a retired police officer, and I spent a good portion of my career telling people that something they thought was a law was not. I even had other officers ask me what the code was for some of these laws so they could charge people. The funny thing is the laws that are never charged but could be to solve problems. I charged a man with custodial interference once because he had hit his ex and taken their child out into the pouring rain. It was her week to have the child. I took him and the custody agreement to the magistrate and charged him with the Domestic A&B and Custodial Interference. He got more time for the custody charge than the assault.
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I heard that the law about not salting railroad tracks was because farmers would do it to attract cattle, in the hope that theyâd be hit by a train and then the railroad company would have to pay compensation.
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I love how everytime its the woman narrator that the video always has 25% dislike to like ratio, the woman sucks
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One thing I've learned: the more unlikely a law sounds, the better the possibility that it's real...or at the very least, someone suggested it at some point but it didn't go anywhere.
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My mom, born in 1948 in Milwaukee, recalls going with her parents over the border into Illinois in the 1950s to buy margarine. It had a food dye capsule in it for yellow color. To this day she prefers margarine over butter.
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I donât judge my moose. If he wants a cocktail, he can have one.
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That was great. Thank you for sharing this and I hope you have an awesome day. You are really great so do enjoy your afternoon and evening. âŁď¸âŁď¸đ¤
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Utah has a complicated history with Liquor. For a long time dining establishments could only serve alcohol if they were private clubs. Then they decided that you could serve alcohol in restaurants but it would have to be behind a barrier known as a "Zion Curtain". Now I believe they have to make the alcohol in a separate room.
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I love when she does food stories
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I would bet that the no food at wakes law was probably not in the interests of public health. Funeral home charge for things. So if they transport a body somewhere that is one charge, but if they host the wake that is a bigger charge. So if we arenât having food there is no point in having a wake at someoneâs home or other establishment that will let you bring a dead person. Most people wonât even notice the difference in a transport fee vs the âfacilityâfee.
I went to a wake recently (not in CT) at the funeral home and they served food.
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Good video as always
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Thank you for not blindly accepting every weird law is true like everyone else does.
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A+ video!
Fascinating Alleged Bizarre Food Laws and histories about them!
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I thoroughly enjoy this channel, but this video really stretched out the "facts." It was like watching a WatchMojo video.
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In Louisiana we do actually have a fish rodeo - called the tarpon rodeo.
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I like Manhattan AND New England clam chowders , ergo, never presume what I can or cannot add to my food at a given time; I regret NOTHING! đ
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Some of these Food Laws are understandable
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@feresmourali5783
4 months ago
Here in Sweden there is almost every year a news story about a drunk moose, but that's because they can wander in to a garden and eat apples that have fermented after fallen from a tree.
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