Weirdest laws in all 50 states. Did you know? In Alabama, it is illegal to wear a fake mustache in a church that causes laughter? Fox News posted a list of the weirdest law in all 50 states. Some are old laws that don’t apply anymore, and the rest are rarely enforced.

In Florida, our weird law is only “weird” to those who don’t live here. We’re talking about, don’t feed the gators. Under Florida Code Title XXVIII Chapter 372 under “Wildlife,” the law states that no person shall “intentionally feed, or entice with feed, any wild American alligator.”  The code state this includes American crocodiles.

In Georgia, it’s illegal to let your chickens cross the road. Why did the chicken cross the road? Doesn’t matter. It’s illegal. Section 8-1 of Georgia law has rules against “domestic fowl running at large.” Here are a few of the weirdest laws that are apparently still on the books in some states. Source Fox News

  • 1. California:

    You can’t eat frogs that died in a frog-jumping competition.

    Frog

    (Photo by Richard Heathcote/Getty Images)

  • 2.  Colorado: 

     No upholstery on outdoor furniture.  The exception is if you’re selling it in a yard sale.

  • 3.  Indiana: 

    No catching fish with your bare hands, and no DYNAMITE either.

    Fish

    (Photo by Sirachai Arunrugstichai/Getty Images)

     

     

  • 4.  Kansas:

    Kids over 14 can’t use playgrounds.

  • 5.  Kentucky: 

    Reptiles can’t be used in religious services.

    Snake

    (Photo by Fiona Hamilton/Tennis Australia via Getty Images)

  • 6.  Maine: 

    No gambling at the airport.

  • 7.  Massachusetts: 

    If you sing the national anthem in public, you have to sing the whole thing.  No stopping halfway through, or you could be fined $100.

    Singing

    (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)

     

  • 8.  Michigan: 

    A 1913 law made it illegal to be drunk on a train.  But in Minnesota, being drunk in public anywhere ISN’T a crime.

  • 9.  Mississippi: 

    No swearing in public if two or more people are around.

    Yelling

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  • 10.  Nebraska: 

    Technically, you can’t get married if you have an STD.

  • 11.  New Hampshire: 

    No collecting seaweed at night.

    Seaweed

    (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)

     

  • 12.  New Mexico: 

    No dancing while wearing a sombrero.  (???)

  • 13.  Pennsylvania: 

    No explosives at weddings.  You can’t fire a gun either.

    Fireworks

    (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

  • 14.  South Carolina: 

    It’s illegal for a man to seduce a woman by promising to marry her if he doesn’t mean it.  You can get up to a year in jail for it.

  • 15.  South Dakota: 

    You can’t use fireworks to protect sunflowers from birds.

    Fireworks

    (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

  • 16.  Tennessee: 

    Unless you have a permit, you can’t keep a skunk as a pet.

  • 17.  Utah: 

    You can’t buy beer in containers larger than two liters.  So, no kegs.

    Beer

    (Photo by Johannes Simon/Getty Images)

  • 18.  Virginia: 

    No hunting within 200 yards of a church on Sundays.

  • 19.  Washington: 

    Shoe stores can’t use X-ray machines to find a shoe that fits.

    Shoes

    (Photo by Mike Stobe/Getty Images)

     

  • 20.  West Virginia: 

    You can’t use a ferret to help you hunt.

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