Can you name the country/state that is associated with a weird law? by kingoftheworld

Law	Country
No Chewing Gum
Drive With Lights On At Daytime
Cheating On Tests-15 Years In Jail
You Are Not Allowed To Dye A Chicken's Hair
You Can't Use Unreasonable Amounts Of Change e.g. 100 Nickels or 100 5p Coins
Women Cannot Wear Trousers
Cannot Eat A Mince Pie On Christmas
Mourners Cannot Eat More Than Three Sandwiches

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8 Weird Laws Quiz

by kingoftheworld

Created Nov 7, 2011 in Geography
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	Smeeglachlan:	Nov 7th, 2011 at 21:05 GMT		2 points
	Ohio and Massachusetts arn't countries?

	megascarp:	Nov 8th, 2011 at 14:48 GMT		0 points
	Britain isn't a country, its the UK. And the UK also have the change rule. I think its 20p in coppers.

	handlehandle:	Nov 8th, 2011 at 15:00 GMT		1 point
	As far as I know, all the Nordic countries (i.e. Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland) require headlights during the daytime - and its not really 'weird' at such high latitudes. I don't think 'Akron, Ohio' is a country or US state (you should specify that you mean US states as the word state has many different meanings). Your site says that the law in Canada doesn't actually prevent you from using large amounts of change, it's just that the shop doesn't have to accept it - and that is probably true in many countries, it certainly is in the UK. Finally, I'm pretty sure several of the remaining laws are not enforced.

	Chocolatl:	Nov 8th, 2011 at 15:35 GMT		1 point
	Chickens don't have hair. They have feathers. And that one's not so weird, either. It's to prevent stores from selling live colored chicks at Easter, as they used to do. The chicks usually ended up killed or neglected when the holiday was over.

	Ulkomaalainen:	Nov 9th, 2011 at 00:11 GMT		1 point
	handlehandle is right, "daylight headlight" is a law in all the Nordic countries (not sure about Iceland, but drove in the other four) and will probably spread further soon. Generally with "weird laws" I would always like a source, since lists on the net often have many major flaws: plain urban legends, simply outdated ones, unnecessary specific wordings of a general concept to make it sound silly, free interpretations (like the coin one - actually in Germany you can reject any specific currency for payment as long as you state so, especially larger notes for small payments, but it is probably not forbidden to use as many pennies as you like anywhere).