You are probably trying to be a good citizen, but you probably broke one of these outdated laws in Minnesota this week.
laws that are associated with Minnesota according to MinnesotaFunFacts.com. Let’s take a look and see how many of these we have broken.
- You can’t cross the state line with a duck on your head
- According to the State Law, Nursing Homes and Senior Centers are only allowed to host BINGO TWICE a week.
- You can’t be in the road if you are looking for a business or looking for a ride
- Minnesota “Declares Mosquitoes Public Nuisance”
- It’s against the law to stand around a building without any reason to be there
- You can’t cross over to Wisconsin with a chicken on your head
- Your bathtub MUST have feet
- If you own an elephant you can’t park it on Main Street
- No kid under the age of 12 years old may talk on the phone without a parent supervising. (Blue Earth, Minnesota)
- A wife can’t cut her own hair without her husband’s permission
- Men who drive motorcycles must have a shirt on
- Farmer’s can’t sleep with their animals (specifically pigs, cows, horses, goats, and chickens)
- If you are a male and live in Brainerd, by law, you must grow a beard
- If you throw a hoop skirt (not sure if they still exist) into the street or on the sidewalk, you’ll be fined $5
- If a cat is found stray, a police officer must kill it
- It’s against the law to allow any animals to sleep in bakeries in Duluth
- You can’t tease skunks
- If you own a red car, it’s against the law for you to drive it on Lake Street in Minneapolis
- This one is true as of 2010! You can’t be charged with drunkenness or public drunkenness
- Eating a hamburger on Sunday is against the law in St. Cloud
- If you kill a rat and bring its head to a town office, they’ll give you 10 cents for each one.
- Cow owners in Wayland can keep their cow on Main Street for 3 cents a day
- Do you have some mud on your tires? Well, it’s against the law for you to drive your vehicle on Minnetonka streets if it leaves behind mud!
- No Airplanes can be parked in city parks
- It’s against the law to walk down an alley
- You can’t sleep naked in the state of Minnesota
