Weird New Law in LA - Page 2
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Tivu
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Probe1
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Bagration
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Jerubaal
United States7684 Posts
On February 10 2012 14:56 Probe1 wrote: Lol I love these. Find a dumb law that for some reason was written - usually to combat a specific problem - and is rarely IF EVER enforced and laugh about the people of that geographical area. It's all the fun of being pretentious without troubling yourself to find a reason! The Romanians have to keep themselves entertained somehow. | ||
brain_
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Vindicare605
United States16033 Posts
With that in mind, it starts to make sense if a bit harsh. This law isn't in effect anytime other than the summer busy season where no one really would be doing these activities anyway because of how crowded it was. Now they are just forbidden by law from doing it. | ||
Sovano
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clik
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Mordanis
United States893 Posts
Essentially some of our fine legislators have decided that college campuses need to allow firearms instead of deciding to give them more funds. I think AZ wins in the weird laws contest :D I have to say that its quite funny how they tried to sound official, and then realized that they couldn't accomplish what they wanted in official language. No balls except for this category (oh fuck, what if someone has a rugby ball or something like that..... fuck it) No balls except for beach balls and volleyballs. That being said, the lawyer in me says that "beach ball" could be vague enough to include really anything, so if someone has the + Show Spoiler + balls | ||
Peanutbutter717
United States240 Posts
Nobody will listen, the guys with the footballs are just like the guys on that corona commercial, to impress that girl (most of them) they won't enforce it, theres nobody that even patrols the beaches at all. | ||
Arathore
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VashTS
United States1675 Posts
In Florida, it's illegal to make animal noises in public (and that's not inuendo for sex). | ||
Aardvarke
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On February 10 2012 14:31 SilverLeagueElite wrote: US has lots of frivolous laws. I recall some law making it illegal to put ice cream into your pocket. haha, this is actually kentucky... in the old days, if a horse followed you home, you could keep it... horses apparently like ice cream cones | ||
GhandiEAGLE
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brain_
United States812 Posts
On February 10 2012 15:10 Mordanis wrote: Meanwhile in Arizona this is happening Essentially some of our fine legislators have decided that college campuses need to allow firearms instead of deciding to give them more funds. I think AZ wins in the weird laws contest :D I have to say that its quite funny how they tried to sound official, and then realized that they couldn't accomplish what they wanted in official language. No balls except for this category (oh fuck, what if someone has a rugby ball or something like that..... fuck it) No balls except for beach balls and volleyballs. That being said, the lawyer in me says that "beach ball" could be vague enough to include really anything, so if someone has the + Show Spoiler + balls Allowing concealed carry on campus is a legit debate that has caused controversy all over the country... Banning beach balls, on the other hand... Well... | ||
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Liquid`Zephyr
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kibeth
United States116 Posts
On February 10 2012 15:24 brain_ wrote: Allowing concealed carry on campus is a legit debate that has caused controversy all over the country... Banning beach balls, on the other hand... Well... And it makes sense because Arizona has been on a big conservative swing in the legislature over the past couple years | ||
Azzur
Australia6253 Posts
The citizens need to ring their local MP to complain! | ||
KillAudio
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Razakel
Ireland466 Posts
On February 10 2012 15:13 Arathore wrote: What the hell are college kids gonna do at the beach if they can't go around and throw frisbees? + Show Spoiler + Drink heavily and chew tobacco. On a serious note, this seems pointless, can you imagine a bunch of people sitting around a table thinking YES! This is it, people are always complaining about the dangers of frisbee throwing and football kicking. As well as the extremely dangerous practice of throwing smartphones that's sprung up over the last few years. I have to wonder why even make this law? Couldn't lawmakers divert resources into legitimate concerns? Was there an agenda drawn up and this just made it to the top of the list? Can't say I'm too bothered by this since I don't even live in the U.S. but I do wonder what motivated people to make this law. | ||
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