The most ridiculous laws of the USA are illustrated with funny photos
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By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/the-most-ridiculous-laws-of-the-usa-are-illustrated-with-funny-photos.htmlPhotographer Olivia Locher makes fun of some of the most ridiculous laws that still apply in the United States. She created the project "I am against the Law", in which she illustrates these ridiculous laws with the help of staged photographs. From Hawaii to Kentucky - we bring to your attention visual versions of the most ridiculous American laws. So, what would you look like if you decided to break one of these rules?
In Tennessee, it is illegal to sell firewood with a cavity inside.
In Maine, it is illegal to tickle women on the chin with a feather duster to remove dust.
In Arizona, it is illegal to have more than two dildos in the house.
In Oregon, it is illegal to exercise while driving a car on the highway.
It's illegal to wear coins in your ears in Hawaii.
In Connecticut, pickles are considered as such only if they bounce off the surface when falling.
In Delaware, it is illegal to wear pants that are too tight around the waist.
In Texas, children are not allowed to wear unusual hairstyles.
In Wisconsin, it is illegal to serve apple pie without cheese in a public place.
It's illegal to serve wine in teacups in Kansas.
In Alabama, it is illegal to carry ice cream in a waffle cone in your back pocket.
In California, it is forbidden to ride a bike in the pool.
In Utah, it is forbidden to walk the streets with a paper bag containing a violin.
It is illegal to wear transparent clothing in Rhode Island.
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