Dumbest Laws Still in Effect

Dumbest Laws Still in Effect

Radiocity
By Radiocity Team
Published Jul 18, 2025
In one town, Pooh Bear is considered “inappropriate” due to not wearing pants—yes, that’s the official reason.

Winnie-the-Pooh Is Banned in Poland

In one town, Pooh Bear is considered “inappropriate” due to not wearing pants—yes, that’s the official reason.

Turning your back on a Buddha statue for a selfie is illegal and considered highly disrespectful.

No Selfies With Buddha in Sri Lanka

Turning your back on a Buddha statue for a selfie is illegal and considered highly disrespectful.

Feeding pigeons in Venice is banned to prevent property damage—violators can be fined heavily.

Don’t Feed Pigeons in Venice

Feeding pigeons in Venice is banned to prevent property damage—violators can be fined heavily.

No Walking Backward After Sunset in Devo

A local law bans walking backward after sunset. No one knows why, but it’s still technically in effect.

Forget Her Birthday? It’s Illegal

In Samoa, forgetting your wife’s birthday can get you in trouble—legally and romantically.

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