Re: Stupid Laws
Pontification:
And if you knew anything, you'd know there was nothing to divide, only something to unify right up until some idiots started acting instead of talking in the 1860s.
From the very beginning the states were separate-- hell, we even fought wars among ourselves. For instance, before Mason and Dixon drew their Line, Maryland and Pennsylvania fought a war over three counties called Delaware today and a bunch of southern PA and northern MD, called Cresap's War.
Virginia (or William Claiborne, at least) fought a war against Maryland over the government of his settlement at Kent Island.
We were separate colonies, then unified, then new areas entered into the unification-- not anything split up, save things like Kentucky and West Virginia and Maine and Delaware.
Hell, according to the Constitution (it's really general) we could induct anything into the Union as a state (again, unification, not division). Hey, Tsuyu, think Sweden would be interested? [grin]
Pontification End.
My Comments:
Maryland:
<OL>You cannot swear while inside the city limits of Baltimore.
You cannot throw a bail of hay out of a second story window in Annapolis. [Thanks to Kathleen for those two]
Heh. The first one is definitely not gonna happen, but I somehow doubt we'd have trouble with the second.
Oh, and remind me not to move to Minnesota-- ruin the fun I've never had.