DUMB LAWS IN UTAH
- It is illegal to detonate any nuclear weapon. You can have them, but you just can't detonate them!
- Birds have the right of way?
- It's legal for restaurants to serve wine with meals, but only if you ask for the wine list.
- It is against the law to fish from horseback.
- When a person reaches the age of 50, he/she can marry their cousin. Gives a whole new meaning to the term, kissin' cousins!
- You're not allowed to sell beverages containing more than 3.2% alcohol. One of the Missoula bus drivers, frustrated by the liquor laws in Utah, after a trip to Moab, Utah, called Utah beer, water beer! My daughter, Greta "Secrist" Hyland, wrote a great article for Utah Adventure Magazine, called Three Point Two, about the growing home breweries, in Utah, and the culture surrounding that. She had to explain, to her tee-totter, mother, what, the term, 3.2 meant! LOL!
- A husband is responsible for every criminal act committed by his wife while she is in his presence.
HAVE A GREAT DAY, WHEREVER YOU ARE, OR LAND!
P.S., Oh, I went to the local, Soroptomist Thrift Store, to find a cheap ass sleeping bag, and low and behold, I found, a ball cap, the same color as my favorite, hat that was stolen, only, this one, appropriately, is a Griz hat, from the University of Montana . . . my color for smart, is orange--the perfect shade of orange, like my old Pov. Double Haul, fund raiser hat, indicating to me, that it was smart for me to leave, Missoula, when cops are following you, on the bus, and the bus driver, is stopping and making extended phone calls, and while I am changing where I want to go for breakfast, from the River City Grill, to Paul's Pancakes, to the Reno, in East Glacier, and seeing phone calls, on each stop, with two bike cops, hanging out across the street from the Poverello, where I did a pit stop for a shower, before heading out of town, and as I caught the bus to the Greyhound bus terminal, the bus driver, the same one, as was driving the Bonner bus in the morning, waved, overtly, to the fucking thin air, out the window of the bus, indicating to surveillance, so feds, that I was leaving town . . . after he asked me, or said, I thought you were leaving town? I am, needed a shower, pit stop and then run to catch the shuttle, all in a hour and a half!
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