Here are more of the weirdest law of each state. Which weird law do you think has been to most strange so far? Virginia In the state of Virginia, it’s not legal to hunt on Sundays, that is, unless you’re hunting raccoons. The law states that you cannot “hunt or kill any wild bird or …
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The Most Odd Law In Each Of The States
Have you read the most odd law about your state yet? Here are more of the weirdest laws of states. Massachusetts In this state, you better sing the national anthem correctly. The law reads that if a person “plays, sings or renders the ”Star Spangled Banner” in any public place, theater, motion picture hall, restaurant …
Do you Know The Oddest Law In Your State?
If you don’t know the oddest law in your state, then you’re in the right spot. What do you think is most strange from your home state? Tennessee In Tennessee, it’s illegal for someone to hold office if they have: “fight a duel, or knowingly be the bearer of a challenge to fight a duel, …
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The Craziest “Girl” Movies Streaming On Lifetime Right Now
These girl movies on Lifetime are insane, kinda scary to watch and absolutely true. Do you like movies based on a true story? Girl in the Shed: The Kidnapping of Abby Hernandez Abby Hernandez was walking home from school when she was offered a ride from Nathaniel Kibby. He drove for a while, then passed …
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More New Year’s Trivia Because It’s Almost That Time
Here’s more New Year’s trivia in case you run out of things to talk about over the rest of the holidays. Do you have plans for New Years yet? The first time the ball was dropped was in 1833. Do you know these New Year’s trivia facts? Maybe you can share some with a friend …
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Celebrate the 180th Anniversary of ‘A Christmas Carol’ with These Fun Facts
Today marks the 180th anniversary of a little novella hitting the bookshelves in London. It was called A Christmas Carol, written by one Charles Dickens, and it had a lasting impact on what we consider as the Christmas Spirit. Well, except it wasn’t called that. The story’s original title is (needlessly) a lot longer. That’s …
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Do You Know The Truth About the 12 Days Of Christmas?
It’s not just a fun Christmas song about the 12 days, it’s got a big meaning behind it as well. Would you want almost non-stop birds for Christmas presents? The 12 Days – A Partridge in a Pear Tree represents Jesus Christ (a mother partridge is willing to die to protect her young), and is …
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7 of the Longest Wars in Human History
Even a single day of warfare is too long. Sadly, many wars go on for longer than that. Much, much longer than that. Many wars in human history have dragged on for years, decades, and even centuries. Such periods rarely see constant battle, instead consisting of a series of conflicts that inevitably lead from one …
Did You Know These Things About Christmas?
There are some things you may not know about Christmas, like that it was canceled. Here are some other things that may surprise you about the holiday. Some People Celebrate Christmas In January It may surprise you to know that the original holiday was observed on January 7th. This is because of the Julian calendar, …
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Mysterious Stone Age Graveyard with No Corpses May Finally Have an Explanation
Old graveyards and other ancient burial sites are treasure troves for archeologists in every sense of the word. Both the human remains and the goods they were buried with can tell us a lot about our ancestors. The Tainiaro gravesite in northern Finland is one of the largest and northernmost Stone Age burial grounds. As …
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