Friday's Missive: Laws the should be but aren't
February 18, 2005
In light of Virginia's "Droopy Drawer Bill," it occurred to me that we can legislate nearly anything these days. So I ask, in a perfect world, what laws should be enforced? I'll start with a few:
- It is therefore made law that men (as defined anatomically) are prohibited from wearing spandex outside the house, heretofore, therein, wherein, ubiquitously, forever and ever, amen.
- All teachers, professors, and educators with direct contact with children, especially those who lean over shoulders to help with math equations must pass a halitosis test before every school year.
- Slow moving pedestrians who block the entire sidewalk will be fined $15 and required to log 6 hours of speedwalking class.
What else?
Posted by Ambra at February 18, 2005 4:17 AM in Politics
Aw man, you missed your chance!
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3. Slow moving pedestrians who block the entire sidewalk will be fined $15 and required to log 6 hours of speedwalking class.
Make it so!
My List:
1. A hefty fine for anyone who cuts me off in traffic driving slower than I am.
2. General fine for anyone driving below, or at the speed limit in the "fast" lane.
3. Free XL T-Shirts for women who wear bikini-top shirts during winter along with a mandatory course on how not to dress like a strumpet.
4. Ok seriously, if you pull in front of me going 30mph on the freeway and Im going 70, you deserve jail time. (add to #1)
5. Every Christian should be forced to read Wellington Boone's "Low Road to New Heights" and given 2 hours in a room, alone, for self-examination.