Laws change with the times. However, some wierd Kansas laws have stayed on the books. Some make you wonder if they ever
served a useful purpose. They do serve one purpose now: Entertainment!
Rabbits may not be shot from motorboats.
Pedestrians crossing the highways at night must wear tail lights.
No one may catch fish with his bare hands.
The
state game rule prohibits the use of mules to hunt ducks.
If two trains meet on the same track, neither shall proceed
until the other has passed.
It is illegal to urinate on the side of a building.
Hitting a vending machine that stole your money is illegal.
Persons may not screech their tires while driving.
Riding an animal down any road is against the law.
It is
illegal to spit on a sidewalk.
All cars entering the city limits must first sound their horn to warn the horses of their arrival.
No one may
wear a bee in their hat.
One may not picket a funeral.
Musical car horns are banned.
It is against the law to leave your can running unattended.
It is illegal to
drive one's car through a parade.
No one may sing the alphabet on the streets at night.
Spitting on sidewalks is expressly forbidden.
Snowball
fights are illegal.
Dead chickens may not be hauled across Kansas Avenue.
No one
may scream at a haunted house.
The installation of bathtubs is prohibited.
One must get a permit from the city
if they wish to take dirt from
the airport.
Dumping waste in a city pool is against the law.
Before proceeding through the intersection of
Douglas and
Broadway, a motorist is required to get out of their vehicle and fire three shotgun rounds into the air.
Any person
caught using or carrying bean snappers or the like shall upon conviction, be fined.
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Laws change with the times. However, some wierd Kansas laws have stayed on the books. Some make you wonder if they ever
served a useful purpose. They do serve one purpose now: Entertainment!
