Weirdest Laws In History That Actually Existed

Here are the weirdest laws in history - and some that still exist!
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[@walldoo99]

In the 1930s, my mom was suspended from school because, in her fashion and design class, she designed a cocktail dress that exposed the knee. We have the drawing on our wall. My last 2 years in HS I ended up with a lot of rich kids and when one of the elites asked me where I got my shirt, I said it was tailor-made.

[@TaimTeravel]

WoW... I feel bad for your mom.

[@Core_Of_The_Void]

I have a question for you. Is the Grinch’s real name “Oliver Scrooge”?

[@valkyrie1066]

Ever time I hear a weird law, I know there is an equally weird thing that happened to cause it to be made. We don't print "Do Not Eat" on the incredible list of non edible objects for sale. It was listed on the side of a bag of wood chips used for meat smoking. So....what clown ate the wood chips???

[@phdoodle5]

😂😂😂

[@BeAmazed]

very true, haha!

[@Rikki0]

I want to know who it was that used a hair-dryer while sleeping.

[@ritapoitra284]

Lol! I'd like to know myself!

[@eejderklev]

They probably though "It does say chips" and then eat it

[@tinaharnish]

In Canada we had a t.v. show called this is the law. It was funny because sometimes they pretended something was a law when it wasn't. You had to figure out if it was a real or not.

[@ViraIshnia]

That sounds like a binge worthy show. It sounds hilarious

[@tinaharnish]

@@ViraIshnia I'd say it probably is. We use to see 20 minutes plus commercials and then have to wait a week for the next episode. A show like that about all the crazy laws world over would be brilliant. I'm pretty sure it was on CBC in the seventies. They would enact a sketch, then ask what you thought was the broken law. I'm not sure that I remember correctly but I believe one broken law was eating ice cream cones on the sidewalk.😂🤣😃

[@mrdyvig]

I haven't seen that in a while! It was always a good laugh

[@darrellbedford4857]

97.7 Httz radio in Welland Ont has a blurb every weekday called It's The Law. They have 1 or 2 weird laws throught the world. And I remember that tv show.

[@seanagulan9481]

The thumbnail is basically if the Grinch took a role of the mayor.

[@-CantFindJazzy0927]

Fr

[@BeAmazed]

It seems the mayor of Whoville went off the rails!

[@Loafyloop]

Its a judge not a mayor 😅

[@Jujuonthatbeat777]

@@BeAmazed Yeah 😂😂😂

[@lenee8959]

Or the antagonist of Santa Clause is Coming To Town.

[@lzide3835]

I love how be amazed uses the troll face from time to time like for example in 2:15

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

I was in absolute stitches Be Amazed when you did the mock horrified voice and animation for the bare leg at 23:00 😂😂 As for the purple garage door being illegal, I'd be in real trouble, my front door, garage door and gate are all in your face Cadbury purple 💜😮 Life's too short for boring colours 😂😂 Great video, highly entertaining as ever, cheers me dear 😊

[@michaelpalmieri7335]

I wonder if Elvis Presley would have gotten into trouble with the law because of his purple Cadillac, or his pink one, for that matter.

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

@@chantellewhite9550 what's a npc in this context please? Google says a non player character in a game, I'm older so unfamiliar with the term, I can't work out how that tallies to a KZbin thread 🤔😊

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

@@chantellewhite9550 what? Yorkshire?? That's definitely gone right over my head 🤣🤣 but thank you for replying 😊

[@chantellewhite9550]

@@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars ok

[@danieloliver7947]

YOU ARE GOING TO JAIL CROOK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@davewall2184]

In Oregon (it's since been changed) your car had to have working windshield wipers, but you didn't need to have a windshield

[@hackman669]

😁🤗👽

[@phdoodle5]

😂😂😂

[@fallonwaldroop2943]

WTF! LMAO 😂😂 @davewall2184 your comment had me laughing so hard 😂🤣

[@BeAmazed]

hilarious 😂

[@cyclonetheseawing3283]

Police officer: your windshield wipers work? Me: yeah, but my windshield is broken Police officer: Okay, your good

[@blyzerd5678]

Everyone's busy commenting before even finishing the video lol

[@southernfriedwestcoaster]

Me

[@modesireibitoye6143]

What

[@koreyhayden1368]

Right? People wanting their comments to get likes, silly children

[@imortaldragonslayer.2804]

Ikr I am commenting before watching video I only watch ads so far

[@udostumpf6214]

Me

[@SakuraLuckyStar]

Oliver Cromwell also banned Football, drinking, hunting, theater, dancing and gambling. Ironically he enjoyed a lot of these things himself!

[@DAYNURSERY]

He also banned commeration of Easter!

[@Megalon-qc8pf]

Part 2 please man!

[@southernfriedwestcoaster]

With how school dress codes can be I see the inspiration

[@gabehopkins10]

Hi

[@michaelpettersson4919]

I have seen a picture used in a tumbnail of Japanese shoolgirls with their panties down to their ankles. Apperantly the school uniform rules include a rule about the colour of those paties and that, (of course), has to be verified in an inspection...

[@Wolfgear_Games]

@@michaelpettersson4919 say what now

[@presidentkiller]

You forgot to mention, among many other ridiculous laws, how it's illegal in France to take pictures of the Eiffel Tower at night. Apparently the tower's lights are copyrighted and you can't take pictures of it without paying for a permit.

[@TheGarryq]

It's not ridiculous if you think about it. Belgium too has these laws which protect artists' copyright even on works of art in public places

[@Sage_RayRay_369]

Waw

[@presidentkiller]

@@TheGarryq It's just a bunch of lights tho. If that's "art", no wonder many people think themselves as "creators" these days.

[@TheGarryq]

@@presidentkiller "It's just a bunch a bunch of lights" in the same way that Vermeer is just a bunch of charcoal and egg yolks on board

[@presidentkiller]

@@TheGarryq It's still a bunch of lights. Hardly significant when all you really want is a photo of the Tower at night. On the other hand, if the Tower was marketed as a copyrighted art exhibition and it wasn't visible from almost every balcony view in Paris, THEN it would make sense that you probably shouldn't be taking pictures of it.

[@faithkhisa3337]

Christmas has a Pagan history

[@throne1797]

14:15 "...don't drink and ride" A couple of years ago in Central Florida, a woman riding a horse was arrested for "driving under the influence".

[@marjoriejohnston4905]

Let me guess, Marion County?

[@patsgarage8593]

Kanata also banned clothes lines. That was repealed when they joined Ottawa

[@shadowy1974]

I believe some small municipalities still do ban clothes line as it's viewed as an eyesore. As long as your tidy whity's aren't too tidy, it should be okay, right? But Mississauga Ont has restrictions on clothes lines : Homeowners can have only one clothesline per home, they must be located in the backyard and no higher than three metres, and placed 1.25 metres from the property line.

[@xinzhou976]

pat i live in ottawa close to kanata but in nepean

[@pv-eh9gf]

That’s so weird i didn’t know that

[@zakisikder4367]

Anti fun is a word to describe my house

[@srvsxx595]

Damn

[@Republic_Of_Vicoria_Official]

Anti fun is a word to describe my school😂😢

[@TrueLooneyman]

Recently a strange By-law was actually activated in London UK, when they had to lower hay bales down from a bridge in London. It sounds strange, but there is reason for it. The bridge in question was undergoing maintenance and the stands the workers had to be on to do the work were low enough to affect how much headroom boats would have. But the river was still open to boats so they were still passing under it. As a result, the by-law was triggered and they had to lower Hay bales over the bridge. The point is that it serves as a warning to oncoming boats that there's less headroom. I wonder if they can use something other than hay bales in the modern age? since the by-law has been around for hundreds of years apparently

[@metern]

On Svalbard, it is illegal to die. This law is still used today. The reason is that it's really difficult to bury someone due to permafrost. And a corpse won't decay if buried.

[@phdoodle5]

Seriously 😮

[@bmasters1981]

So if and when you leave this Earth, you're committing a crime? Insane.

[@metern]

@@bmasters1981😆

[@stephenmcgaughey8682]

I 'm glad you mentioned Canada. When I was a boy in the 1960's there was a T.V. show titled "This is the Law." A actor would play in a short film where he broke one law. There was a panel of guests who had to guess which law was being broken - such as it is illegal to sell a painted wooden ladder, or you are not allowed to wash you car on the streets during winter in Winnipeg. I have been trying to find some of those shows.

[@songbirdrebel5895]

I remember reading the "don't scare the monarch" one in a book of weird Canadian laws once when I was younger. I think another one from that book is that in Souris, PEI, you can't build a snowman any taller than a certain height (kinda forgot how tall). I think the title of the book is something like "You can't do that in Canada".

[@crowplayz5611]

In Australia Victoria it is indeed illegal to flight I kite I mean you can but if it’s annoying to any person you can get arrested or finned

[@songbirdrebel5895]

​@@crowplayz5611 didn't even know about that one 😮

[@Eyes.ripped-out]

Oliver Cromwell had a lot of weird laws

[@CaptainJackSparrowSavvy]

It's called Puritanism or as I call it, "KillJoy-Ism"

[@mycroftsanchez901]

Some other crazy laws are: In the 1800's in Virginia it was illegal to miss four Sunday sermons in church in a row, punisable by death In the UK canibalism is still not illegal Also in the UK an old law still not removed is that it is compulsary to go to your local park every Sunday for archery practice, usually under the supervision of your local vicar/priest

[@marjoriejohnston4905]

I think I'd have fun with that last one

[@marjoriejohnston4905]

@@bob5991 at least it was just the AC. Could have been much worse

[@Ernoskij]

In Denmark there is a law, which is technically still in effect. (paraphrased) it states that if a Swede walks across the ice in Øresund, any Dane is allowed to beat him with a stick. The law comes from when Denmark and Sweden were at war, and there was a particularly hard winter, which caused Øresund to freeze over, making it possible for the Swedish army to just walk over to Denmark. So a law was put in place that it was perfectly legal for a Dane to beat any Swede, who walked across Øresund, with a stick.

[@SweetieBees]

I live in the state of Virginia and people who are over the age of 14 living in Chesapeake, VA will still go trick or treating. You will see teenagers out trick or treating and the citys don't do nothing unless someone decides to do something stupid, then police would and the city would have to get involved.

[@user-cd6vs3gz5z]

I live across the river from you. I will say, if you trick or treat at my house, I'm giving you some candy, I don't care how old you are :)

[@TJ-un2zv]

Yep noise law in Victoria Australia still here especially if you're a construction worker. Can't start till 7am weekdays and 9am weekends in a suburban area

[@p_campbell]

That's kinda just common courtesy in my opinion .

[@presidentkiller]

Honestly more places in the world need a law like that.

[@Cookiofshadows2]

As a Canadian, his pronunciation of Ontario is amusing.

[@h0h0j0e5]

Tbh it kind of bugs me lol

[@Core_Of_The_Void]

Considering that not listening to Justin Bieber is a crime in Canada, do Canadians have no ears are they just aliens from another planet?

[@kalvinlabuik3366]

Oddly in Canada still in the Criminal Code it’s illegal to claim to be a witch when you are not a real witch “What lol 😂 “

[@BeAmazed]

sick of all these fake witches out here...

[@kalvinlabuik3366]

Lol 😂 Christa Freeland apparently is a really witch going back to her ancestry in Germany lol 😂

[@Friendship1nmillion]

@BE AMAZED There better not have been an episodes of Buffy the Vampire slayer starring a witch 🧙‍♀️that were shot in Canada 🇨🇦 😅 . Was the series " Charmed " exported from Canadian TV 📺 🇨🇦 ? ♑️✍️🇦🇺🇳🇴

[@EmberMoon5585]

I have never heard of this law and I'm in Canada

[@Core_Of_The_Void]

Do Canadians hate Halloween?

[@brennacurtis6910]

Nobody said you can't eat fried chicken with a spoon. If I ever travel there I am going to do just that.

[@michaelpalmieri7335]

That's ridiculous! How do you eat fried chicken with a spoon? It's impossible! It's meat, not soup.

[@Aryanne-wm6br]

Chicken &fish Nope is ridiculous Using a spoon Let me guess.. dirty to touch those oily food

[@elultimo102]

What about a "Spork?"

[@elultimo102]

@@bob5991 But if the fork wants to self-identify as a spoon----We have to respect their choice, and use the proper pronouns😆😅🤣

[@KandaJE]

When I was a teen back in the 70's a buddy of mine who was being harassed by the local cops was convicted for transporting sand on Sunday. He had offered a ride to a pack of teen girls from the beach. Of course there was sand in the bed of his truck. The laws were called Blue Laws passed back in the 1700's in colonial times...

[@laras678]

It was also illegal in the 26 US states for quite some time to sell margarine colored yellow. It used to come with no coloring, and a little packet of yellow coloring you had to knead into the margarine. Again, the dairy lobby in the US was responsible.

[@thirstymunchkin6599]

"Making Christmas illegal" Sounds like that Rankin-Bass classic "Santa Claus is Comin' To Town". Anyone remember that film?

[@owtsydr]

Awesome dude! Love your voice! Great content!

[@teddybearclarence]

Speaking of the king's swans, there was an incident where some kids threw rocks and smashed a swan's eggs... it caused such a huge uproar... I wonder what happened to those kids...

[@Lolzzz-ty2xf]

Controversial Fact: Christmas is actually NOT originally a Christian festival, but it actually originated from the Pagan festival of Saturnalia from the Roman Empire. The reason why this became a Christian festival is because to entice the nature worshiping Pagans. So if you are a true Christian, don't celebrate Christmas because you are celebrating a Pagan festival. Edit: And also the Bible and Jesus didn't say anything about the date of December 25th being the date where Jesus is born.

[@elultimo102]

I believe scripture says "The shepherds abided their flocks by night." That is done during lambing season---in the spring. Someone determined Christ was actually born on or about March 27th. (Xmas season was also the feast of Baal, an ancient Egyptian deity. Michael Medved did an interesting radio presentation of the origins of the holiday and its traditions).

[@TheGarryq]

Part ofbthe reason the Pilgrim Fathers banned Christmas in Massachusetts. The ban lasted two decades- twice as long as in England

[@missneah0215]

@@elultimo102 I have always wondered if that means Christ was basically crucified sometime around his birthday. 🙁

[@iamarizonaball2642]

Mauritian law bans insulting an extinct species or insulting people using extinct species names as an insult. The law also gives you a 850$ fine, and an 1500$ fine for insulting their national bird, the dodo. Alongside this, using their national bird as an insult.

[@bl1429]

5:15 >> The bar owner in Alaska who'd bring his pet Moose to work and get it drunk....lmfao....😂😂😂😂😂😂👌👌

[@EclipsePheniox]

If I may, I work in a general goods shop in the UK and we serve alcohol. The rule is: If they appear to be intoxicated, stumbling, slurred speech, etc, then it is illegal to serve them. You don't get done if it's done a few times, not everyone is the same drunk and if you cannot tell (you do learn to tell as time goes on). But it's more along the lines of: If they are very clearly drunk. Then you get in trouble and risk losing the liquor license.

[@phdoodle5]

@@EclipsePhenoix it’s mad eh, not allowed to get drunk where you go for a drink lol.

[@tempest2fuu]

@@phdoodle5 Actually it makes a lot of sense if you think about why. The US has the same law. While there are many reasons given, one is because businesses don't want to be sued. People would drink at the bar/pub, drive drunk, cause an accident, and then claim that it was the bar's fault for not refusing to serve them. And they would actually win their cases because apparently some judges are okay with people refusing to accept responsibility for for themselves and their actions, smh. And lets not forget things like bar brawls/fights, alcohol poisoning, people drunkenly falling asleep outside and freezing to death, drunks walking into traffic, drunks breaking into other people's houses, etc..

[@phdoodle5]

@@tempest2fuu good answer.although my comment was in jest lol. But true. I’m not sure if the drunk driver would win the sue case as they shouldn’t of had their car,bar may not of known they had a car, their irrational decision to drive back drunk.alcohol poisoning I guess might win, bar brawls n fights ain’t down to being served though, though alcohol consumed no doubt helped, places have bouncers for that. Who are also at risk of being sued….I’m guessing your in the states??? I’m in Scotland….it’s tradition half of that 😂😂I watch a lot of judge Judy and can’t understand why everyone sues each other lol . Ecpecially families !!over here we fall out, n just get charged by the police n if it’s assault tbe victim gets composition . Judge Judy ain’t ok with people not accepting responsibility though 😂 good to hear your oppinion anyway man. Oh n av been not served plenty of times for being waisted ….or barred lol. I work on a ferry that has a bar n it’s really hard not to sell someone drink if u ain’t too sure if they’ve had enough. Don’t envy bar work atol ✌️

[@tempest2fuu]

@@phdoodle5 Ahhh! Okay, sorry about that. Yeah, I'm in the States. I use to work for a company that hired bartenders and so we had to train them on laws like these. There were so many occasions of people losing their jobs that the humor/sarcasm in your comment completely flew over my head, LOL.

[@phdoodle5]

@@tempest2fuuhaha it’s ok mate, I get that a lot on my comments or videos I do. . But coz I’m not down the states there’s some videos where I can’t see a problem n ppl are having a massive debate about it. It’s mad how so different places can be even though all the world leaders meet up n keep intouch. I work on a ferry ,think I said, and the amount of America’s that come back n ask for a refill is unreal . I feel bad saying ‘sorry , you have to buy it again’ lol. Things like that make me wana go to the states. Mabye from now on on my comments I should write ‘in Scotland’ …… lol . U ever been here ?

[@juliasmith331]

My grandma said that she and her sisters were too poor for nylons (pantyhose)... they would dye their shaved legs with black tea bags and draw seams w/ eyeliner. Innovative as heck, honestly 😁

[@elultimo102]

They did have "leg makeup" during the war,

[@TheGarryq]

The most popular men in wartime London were the ones who could draw the straightest lines so as to fake stockings

[@Titanic2223]

In Slovakia, there is rule that you cant do annoying noise after 10 pm, too.

[@Dude-xb3xh]

I really think the idea of trying to arrest the grim reaper would make for a great show😂

[@brian1291]

One law you forgot to mention is that it's illegal to get the same drug on the street, that the doctors prescribes to you

[@hackman669]

Messed up

[@michaelpalmieri7335]

Where do they have this law?

[@phdoodle5]

@@michaelpalmieri7335 almost everywhere lol , only places like tiahland you can buy prescription drugs over the counter

[@michaelpalmieri7335]

@@phdoodle5 *Thailand

[@phdoodle5]

@@michaelpalmieri7335 haha here I typed it like 3 times hoping autocorrect will spell it for me but gave up 😂

[@razorjake6839]

If Bigfoot WAS discovered.... O_O I would HOPE than someone would NOT want to SHOOT IT! 🤣🤣🤣

[@phdoodle5]

I know right , desperate to discover just to shoot 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@p_campbell]

How else to show/prove they exist but with a specimen? Live trap, nah they're too smart for that.

[@phdoodle5]

@@p_campbell have u seen that show on where the guy try’s to track them n leaves apples out lol

[@p_campbell]

@@phdoodle5 no I haven't I have just heard they take apples if you are lucky enough to have one near

[@phdoodle5]

@@p_campbell the guy that does it has some pics of them, the one I watched he stood on his own spotlight so it goes dark but the camera has night vision n he was saying he heard 3 coming from diffo angles n he bent down to pick something up n got in the way but just as he done that the apples he left were taken. A lot of trees were broke half way up n instead of the bendy snap from being pulled down they were snapped like 10 feet up, he reckoned they were leaving trails . He had a lot of evidence to back it up. Be cool if they were real , but if they were n they were discovered and started co-existing then the myth will be gone …..sometimes it’s best not knowing I guess lol

[@Whos_candice_Gaming]

Who else Can't go a day without Be amazed?

[@phdoodle5]

Aw I’ve been hooked on it past week

[@razorjake6839]

These laws sound like they were made by picky karens.

[@yurielcundangan9090]

Ian made us cry Not ehat wr expected or prepared for. Love u brothar

[@yurielcundangan9090]

All tech companies are realizing you don't need two managers three diversity officer for a coder

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

While Coco Chanel didn’t invent trousers she did popularize them as a fashion garment. She would wear what she called beach pajamas which she wore while vacationing on the Fr. Riviera. She drew her inspiration from sailors pants and paired them with sleeveless tops. They were considered risqué because of their association with the bedroom. She was definitely a fashion icon whose amazing clothing was a favorite of Princess Diana. Unfortunately her favorite designer also came with the unfortunate initial logo of a pair of intertwined “C’s.” Because of the obvious C & C association of her husband and his hussy, Princess D had all Coco Chanel labels removed from her clothing except one. She kept one logo (maybe a button, a clasp on a purse, a small label somewhere, etc.) I believe it was out of respect for the designer. Don’t remember the actual reason. I read it a while ago and don’t remember for sure. I just remember reading she removed almost everything on her clothing and would have a seamstress find buttons or whatever, that were similar to what she had and replace them. I’m not sure I would have done all that. Seems like it’s letting C2 win the war. (C2 is Camilla. Chuck is the first C in the pair. I made that up). But we each do what we have to do! Got all that info from articles so if stuff is incorrect it’s not my fault. Slam the OP if you have a problem with it. Well ghere are 2 thoughts now. One is she never wore the Chanel line again, another says she did but had the labels removed. I’m going with the second.

[@UNICORNSF3ProgameplayProRACER]

Great video👍

[@Shadowluigi-pj9nq]

You think Britain has a drinking problem? I'm afraid Scotland makes up most of it probably. I've lived here all my life and I don't think there's been a single day when I haven't seen a drunk person

[@phdoodle5]

Dont think theres a single day I’m not drunk so al vouch for ya 😂

[@enomiellanidrac9137]

Humanity have a drinking problem.

[@adjeipriscilla4166]

I love the animation ❤

[@andreasue537]

i know right?

[@ahmedaliyu1495]

8:47 this Law is more than just weird it's also beneficial for your verbal tone and communcation skill "Swearing Does Destroy the Modesty of one Person" because you feel like as if you have lost a lot of respect from everyone you don't know people will be afraid to speak to you.

[@74KU]

14:51 also applies to Australia.. I am guessing to most commonwealth countries. You will also find it is actually to make any "unreasonable" noise at any time, with any object anywhere in Australia under the EPA "guidelines"

[@Isaaac165]

Bro mentioned every Charles of England in the span of 2 minutes 💀

[@keatonburton5636]

As a Kentuckian, I am proud that I live in the fried chicken capital of the world.

[@BeAmazed]

🫡🍗

[@gamer_dino69yt]

🍗

[@cyclonetheseawing3283]

C r a w f i s h -me, from louisiana

[@Friendship1nmillion]

{ Watching from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 } I wish KFC 🍗 food was healthier and less greasy. ♑️✍️🇦🇺🇳🇴

[@Friendship1nmillion]

@BE AMAZED Current law of being illegal to swear 🤬 in public 🏟 is hardest to obey { in my humble opinion } . ♑️✍️🇦🇺🇳🇴

[@billycalifornia1112]

We need a New Law that Bans Ridiculous Laws

[@aslycat9602]

19:11 I’ve been there once. After a bit of research it turns out you can be fined up to $20,000 for your first offence and up to $50,000 for any offence after that.

[@Doc1855]

Here in America if someone is convicted of a major crime, then they should have to make sand and gravel from boulders. There were less violent crimes when we had chain gangs and the death penalty

[@kieronparr3403]

Can you cite your stats?

[@Doc1855]

@@kieronparr3403 in regards to what?

[@p_campbell]

Real penalties : most people abiding . Fear is a heck of a motivator, I mean prisoners get access to tv and the internet, where is the fear?

[@Human-Equals-Garbage]

@@p_campbell do you really think a prison is a fucking hotel? Do some research into the horror of a prison and the brutality prisoners have to go through every single day.

[@p_campbell]

@@Human-Equals-Garbage bro been there got the t shirt, I did my time in the early 2000's. One of my very good friends just did four and said it's changed completely, sucked but wasn't that bad, one thing that has changed is the food, completely inedible better hustle some commissary

[@Danny___Riot]

I’m amazed 😮

[@stormcrest]

You haven’t even watched it

[@Thatrondomperson5430]

Me too

[@Danny___Riot]

@@stormcrest it’s a joke, you robot. The name of the channel? 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@stormcrest]

@@Danny___Riot I say it every time I see a comment like this it’s become a habit lol

[@Danny___Riot]

@@stormcrest 🤣 I love trolling on the “first” people lmao it’s like a little hobby

[@kiltedpatriotatheart]

Don't forget the 'we will kill you if you kill a cat' law in egypt as well

[@ceceliamarble1673]

12:10 - 12:20 Just pop in 3 Inches of Blood, a metal band from Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, and you're set.

[@montecorbit8280]

At 7:43 KFC Technically, the key does NOT stand for Kentucky. The whole thing does not even mean Kentucky fried Chicken, anymore. The Commonwealth of Kentucky trademarked the name Kentucky and then charged Kentucky fried Chicken with a huge amount to continue using their name. Kentucky fried Chicken, which use the initials KFC chose to drop the term Kentucky fried Chicken and go on with KFC after that technically making it so that KFC means nothing....

[@Core_Of_The_Void]

But then why is Kentucky the capital of fried chicken? It’s ironic I know.

[@montecorbit8280]

@@Core_Of_The_Void Kentucky thought that they could get some cash.... KFC called their bluff. Now they are left with nothing....

[@Core_Of_The_Void]

@@montecorbit8280 well shit. Now who is the capital of Fried Chicken?

[@montecorbit8280]

@@Core_Of_The_Void KFCville??

[@SoloMotivation]

If you are lucky to find this comment, i want to tell you that the life you are pursing it at your palm so never give up. I LOVE YOU

[@user-ju7te6qx2p]

13:52 The people: I hate Cromwell!! F&*$ hm! Dec 25th is Christmas NOT Workmas!! I make a living on mince pies! I WANT CHRISTMAS BACK!!!!

[@spacegamesmoviestime]

7:53 In Canada, the Bigfoot species are known as the Sasquatch species.

[@bluethunder863]

Hello

[@bluethunder863]

Ty whoever liked this comment

[@g8rchick663]

I wasn't going to comment, but Nickelback is a great band 😊😊

[@KFCuser]

It is as much fun listening to Nickelback as it is fun to watch paint dry on walls. They're the bottom of the rock music's barrel , they are to music what Tom Green and Pauly Shore were to comedy !

[@tonyacosta4574]

Nickleback rocks

[@tonyacosta4574]

And Pauly shore was hilarious

[@benb5430]

I like them to

[@owtsydr]

Awesome dude! Great video! Love your voice! Especially the comment dealing with the poop and eggplant emojis! 🤣

[@Michelle_Schu-blacka]

It's also illegal to carry a plank of wood on the pavement in the UK. I broke that law, technically, four times a couple of months ago the planks were glued together but they were 2m planks.

[@zakisikder4367]

Bro Christmas 🎄 illegal that should be illegal to make Christmas 🎄 illegal

[@hackman669]

Jahovas witnrss= no fun😅😉😋

[@thevideogamehit9016]

Agreed

[@mbrogaming2603]

Hi

[@CroatiaBall273]

If i made laws: No sexism No racism No discrimination No killing cats *Impossible one upcoming* No corruption

[@nathnathn]

One thing to note if he worked for Uber he legally wasn’t a taxi driver in Australia. He also likely wasn’t an employee as Uber likes to keep their drivers in the contractor category to avoid workers rights/etc issues.

[@tiger31623]

A

[@-WolfHawk-]

Ur first!

[@zakisikder4367]

This. Video was 1min ago

[@lavender-rosefox8817]

the fact that a swan can break your arm is a total myth

[@TheGarryq]

so is the "fact" that the King owns all the unclaimed swans

[@onetwo.12]

My friends garage door is purple

[@TheCelestialFox]

5th

[@thekingofswedenerhult5909]

First

[@The2Pandas]

20:47 "Poop in Peace" 🤣 🐧

[@Doge_WowBurger]

Born and raised in Lancashire,Rick Astley became a musician after leaving school, as the drummer for the soul band FBI. Three years later, he rose to fame through his association with the production trio Stock Aitken Waterman; releasing the 1987 album Whenever You Need Somebody, which sold 15.2 million copies worldwide.

[@ElizaHxpe]

first

[@bluethunder863]

No

[@thekingofswedenerhult5909]

No

[@-WolfHawk-]

Ur not first

[@tiger31623]

Can you count

[@bluethunder863]

He probably has dumb syndrome

[@joshuaengleman1131]

Here's 2 obscure laws that are still on the books: 1) In Indiana, it's illegal to let your neighbor borrow your vacuum cleaner on Sundays.; 2) In New York City, it's illegal to shoot rabbits from a moving trolley car.

[@p_campbell]

Think of the trolley car law, how long ago were there actually rabbits around the area where trolley cars went.

[@joshuaengleman1131]

@@p_campbell About a 100 years ago 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@thebossjasonwilliams]

So fun fact, about freedom of speech, and there’s a bit of misconception. By the way disclaimer, I am not attorney and it should not be served. Consult attorney for any legal advice. That said, freedom speech only applies to the government stopping you from freely expression yourself as long. As long as your speech does not enact violence, or calls, distress or anger towards another person so as long as you’re not saying hey, let’s start another insurrection to the government you’re fine. You can say whatever you like, as long as it is not hateful or violent or insights violence.

[@kmo556]

Bro. Some laws shouldn't exist.

[@Eric-mx1eh]

The law about it being illegal to scare the monarchy and then afterwards you state that you would get ready for their North America Tour. Even it it wasn't taken off the books in 2018 as you state there are but if they are in America the law likely wouldn't apply anyway as laws are specific to a nation, state or geographic area. So each place would have different laws such as an earlier example you used of a British person using the f bomb and eventually getting deported.

[@paulmulcahy2250]

San Antonio has a couple of interesting old laws on the books: It's illegal to hunt with a sword, and it's illegal to walk your alligator downtown.

[@DarthSmall352]

the one about the beards in Russia makes sense as to why this was a bad law, as we all know - Russia gets pretty cold, and back then, large thick coats were expensive, and even then, beards were often worn as a way to keep in heat. So this law is naturally, very weird and potentially bad.

[@rluv4evr]

Also in Virginia, it's illegal to have bathtubs in the house. This law was originally made to prevent disease from spreading. A lot of these are blue laws and they don't take them off the books because it gives them an excuse to persecute the undesirables.

[@SCP_Wandsman13_13]

Back in Cromwell's day, Christmas was basically a giant gang war between the rich and poor. Can't blame him for banning it.

[@Local_avgeek7372]

He missed its illegal to die in the Houses of Parliament

[@PanzerShrek94]

So they ban moose from sidewalks instead of the pub? Genius

[@XD.73-849]

‘December 25th isn’t a named date in the Bible’ It’s Jesus’ literal *birthday* 😂

[@defnotmisstree]

im pretty sure fruit-bearing trees dont bear fruit at winter.

[@Blessing_anime]

Seriously banning death, that's like charging someone everytime they took a breath

[@OxyToxyNT000]

no if death is banned you cant die

[@donnadwarika6370]

Always amazed by all Be Amazed fun

[@carolinadelacruz7817]

I love this narrator!!!! ❤️

[@GuiltyOne]

I love the way the narrator says the province of Ontario lol totally wrong but fucking hilarious

[@rawrpreppydinosaur]

Help I've watched this 15 months straight every day

[@thelazygamingpanda3973]

“It’s illegal to be drunk in a bar” Where else are you gonna get drunk?

[@apg14-cu9hz]

I was born in Kentucky still living in Kentucky and our laws are not as crazy as the crazy law of 14-year-olds are allowed to trick-or-treat. We can trick-or-treat up to 11 o’clock at night and it doesn’t care how old you are.

[@ericlanum8234]

In Italy illegal to build sandcastles Illegal to for civilian to wear camouflage or camouflage print Antigua, Dominica, Grenada, Jamaica, St. Lucia, Trinidad and Tobago, and St. Vincent and the Grenadines Illegal to wear lace unders in Russia

[@skyline3230]

For Russia's how would they know?