Weirdest Laws In History That Actually Existed



Here are the weirdest laws in history – and some that still exist!
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  3. Funny. About the law forbiding women to wear pants in Paris : it really existed but it was repelled in 1946 by the constitution which has an umbrella statement that garanties women the same rights as men in all domains. In 2013, there was a waky media storm because some thought it was still not reppelled. Actually the decree was only kept in the archives of the "prΓ©fecture de Paris" for historians. It still is. The government had to clarify the point publicly though. It didn't repell the law which had been long reppelled, but it cut short the media shit storm.

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  5. Well there is a reason for the law about pouring salt on a train track

    Never dump salt directly on railroad crossings. Salt causes circuitry wiring to short out, causing malfunctions to the lights and gates

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