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Tave 1 year ago
#11 Iran also outlawed personal freedoms for all women... so who cares about ponytails!
       
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Zed 1 year ago
#32 Kinder Kinder Surprise is made by Ferrero, headquartered in Alba, Italy.
       
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Midge 1 year ago
Victoria Australia probably enforced that law during covid lockdowns. they get scared over loudness like Canadians get triggered by honking cars and trucks.
       
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Chet 1 year ago
Coming soon to the US: incandescent light bulbs will be banned. Somehow using light bulbs causes hurricanes or something.
       
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Ev 1 year ago
#2 it's not the oxygen as much as the round glass distorting the fishes' view.
       
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Woody 1 year ago
#7 Isn't that a law in most every town and city? I mean the tines change but every populated place I have been has some kind of one.
       
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Certain Baby Names (Denmark, Iceland, And Portugal)

Foreign names are not permitted to be used for Portuguese infants, so Aiden, Ashley, Bruce, Charlotte, Dylan, and Jenny are all prohibited. A law also forbids giving a kid a nickname as their legal name. For example, the name Tom cannot be used, but Tomas is permitted.

Any name with C, Q, or W in it would be disallowed in Iceland because these letters do not exist in the Icelandic alphabet.

Denmark has a list of around 7,000 baby names that are allowed, and, like in Germany, gender-neutral names are off the list.

 

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