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Carmax commercials...

Posted: July 24th, 2009, 7:26 am
by bjornolf
Where do they find these laws? Are they real, or do they just make them up? Like how do you find out that it's illegal in Idaho to fish off a camel's back, or that it's illegal in some states to put the moves on your wife after eating garlic, or it's illegal to cross state lines with a duck on your head, or put a donkey in your bath tub? What are the other ones I'm forgetting?

I mean, I'm sure that these are public record, but HOW would you find them? Do they hire folks to just read legal codes and find the silly ones?

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Re: Carmax commercials...

Posted: July 24th, 2009, 7:32 am
by bjornolf
Nevermind, I guess they found them here.

http://www.dumblaws.com/

Find some of your favorites and post them here! I like that it's illegal in Idaho to give your sweetheart a box of candy weighing less than 50 pounds. There must be some BIG women in Idaho! ;)

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Re: Carmax commercials...

Posted: July 24th, 2009, 11:55 am
by Lavabe
Forgive me, but as I have not seen what you are talking about (nor can I access youtube), would you mind describing these commercials a little bit?
Thanks,
Lavabe

Re: Carmax commercials...

Posted: July 24th, 2009, 3:05 pm
by colchar
In Toronto it is still illegal to tie up your horse outside of a tavern - I guess that was an early attempt at drunk driving legislation.

Re: Carmax commercials...

Posted: July 24th, 2009, 3:14 pm
by bjornolf
Lavabe wrote:Forgive me, but as I have not seen what you are talking about (nor can I access youtube), would you mind describing these commercials a little bit?
Thanks,
Lavabe
They are radio ads for Carmax, the car dealership. Basically, the guy says that there are stupid laws out there, like it being illegal in Idaho to fish off a camels back. Then they say it is NOT stupid to buy your car and Carmax. They started doing this about a year and a half ago, changing the law mentioned in the ad every few weeks or so, though they still play the old ones sprinkled in. They're pretty funny. Anyway, I was trying to figure out how they found the stupid laws. Since the website I found listed every one of the ones in the ads, I'm guessing they found them there. I was just encouraging people to leaf through that website and list on here some of their favorites.

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Re: Carmax commercials...

Posted: July 24th, 2009, 3:55 pm
by weezie
bjornolf wrote:...it's illegal in some states to put the moves on your wife after eating garlic...
Pardon me, but I think this is actually written into the Constitution. **==

Re: Carmax commercials...

Posted: July 24th, 2009, 4:24 pm
by wilson
weezie wrote:
bjornolf wrote:...it's illegal in some states to put the moves on your wife after eating garlic...
Pardon me, but I think this is actually written into the Constitution. **==
Those of us who can handle our bidness in the kitchen know that all you have to do is cook something for the two of you that has garlic in it. If you're both blowing vampire repellent, then it's no biggie. ;)

Re: Carmax commercials...

Posted: July 24th, 2009, 9:54 pm
by Lavabe
wilson wrote:
weezie wrote:
bjornolf wrote:...it's illegal in some states to put the moves on your wife after eating garlic...
Pardon me, but I think this is actually written into the Constitution. **==
Those of us who can handle our bidness in the kitchen know that all you have to do is cook something for the two of you that has garlic in it. If you're both blowing vampire repellent, then it's no biggie. ;)
If only ILJ were reading this thread... ;)

Re: Carmax commercials...

Posted: July 24th, 2009, 10:44 pm
by craziecat
If I remember right, in Alabama, it was the law that you had to have windshield wipers, but it was not mandatory to actually have a windshield. :-s

Re: Carmax commercials...

Posted: July 24th, 2009, 10:55 pm
by devildeac
Pardon me, but I think this is actually written into the Constitution. **==[/quote]
Those of us who can handle our bidness in the kitchen know that all you have to do is cook something for the two of you that has garlic in it. If you're both blowing vampire repellent, then it's no biggie. ;)[/quote]

If only ILJ were reading this thread... ;)[/quote]

That can be arranged...

OR


Send her a PM... :)) :))

Re: Carmax commercials...

Posted: July 24th, 2009, 10:57 pm
by cl15876
He WILL BE SEEING HER SOON ENOUGH!!!!! I WAGER MY PAYCHECK THAT HE IS MISSING HER!!!! :D :ymhug: :D BTW. YA KNOW the DR KNOWS BEST!!!! ;)

Re: Carmax commercials...

Posted: July 24th, 2009, 11:20 pm
by McGrupp
Any other Carmax lovers in the house? I've bought and sold several cars through Carmax and always been very satisfied. You always get a fair deal - not the greatest possible deal - but it's zero hassle, which is worth a lot to me. I'm a big fan.

Re: Carmax commercials...

Posted: July 24th, 2009, 11:31 pm
by devildeac
McGrupp wrote:Any other Carmax lovers in the house? I've bought and sold several cars through Carmax and always been very satisfied. You always get a fair deal - not the greatest possible deal - but it's zero hassle, which is worth a lot to me. I'm a big fan.
I'm not a fan at all. Tried to sell a Lexus ES 300 there about 10 years ago and got a much better "trade" at AutoParkHonda instead. Also thought about buying a Wrangler there and got a new one instead for about 1K more-with both the hard/convertible tops included.

Re: Carmax commercials...

Posted: July 25th, 2009, 12:11 am
by Lavabe
According to www.loonylaws.com, it's illegal to raise chickens in bottles in New Jersey. The site (citing an author, Robert Pelton) also states that in Kentucky, no female may appear in a bathing suit on any highway, unless "escorted" by two police officers, or unless carrying a club. Apparently the law was amended to exclude female horses, as well as females <90 lbs or >200 lbs. :-o

It's times like these when I just don't trust what I read on the internets. :-? @-)

Re: Carmax commercials...

Posted: July 25th, 2009, 12:18 am
by cl15876
Lavabe wrote:According to http://www.loonylaws.com, it's illegal to raise chickens in bottles in New Jersey.
Can they really do that? Hmm! Go figure!!!!
Lavabe wrote:The site (citing an author, Robert Pelton) also states that in Kentucky, no female may appear in a bathing suit on any highway, unless "escorted" by two police officers, or unless carrying a club. ... :-o ... :-? @-)
This is just blasphemy!!!! Where's my Police MAN OUTFIT? One LLL DOO, I'll only give WARNING! :D

Re: Carmax commercials...

Posted: July 25th, 2009, 11:31 am
by wilson
devildeac wrote:
devildeac wrote:Pardon me, but I think this is actually written into the Constitution. **==
Those of us who can handle our bidness in the kitchen know that all you have to do is cook something for the two of you that has garlic in it. If you're both blowing vampire repellent, then it's no biggie. ;)

If only ILJ were reading this thread... ;)
That can be arranged...

OR


Send her a PM... :)) :))
Good God, you really are the worst quoter ever. I'm still not sure I've ever seen you do it right. But we'll still take you. ;) :ymhug:

Re: Carmax commercials...

Posted: July 25th, 2009, 12:33 pm
by devildeac
wilson wrote:
devildeac wrote:
devildeac wrote:Pardon me, but I think this is actually written into the Constitution. **==
Those of us who can handle our bidness in the kitchen know that all you have to do is cook something for the two of you that has garlic in it. If you're both blowing vampire repellent, then it's no biggie. ;)

If only ILJ were reading this thread... ;)
That can be arranged...

OR


Send her a PM... :)) :))
Good God, you really are the worst quoter ever. I'm still not sure I've ever seen you do it right. But we'll still take you. ;) :ymhug:
Some of the problem comes from the damned "rule" of "you can only embed 3 quotes" in your reply and I can't subvert the software but still want to submit/quote the posts to which I am replying. Maybe I'll just begin to omit quoting prior posts. :oops: :oops: (doubly)

Re: Carmax commercials...

Posted: July 25th, 2009, 1:03 pm
by Lavabe
wilson wrote:God, you really are the worst quoter ever. I'm still not sure I've ever seen you do it right. But we'll still take you. ;) :ymhug:
I'm afraid I agree with wilson, but I attribute it to his recent bout with percocet. And his earlier quoting foibles I attribute to a few high ABV beverages from Colorado. ;)

Re: Carmax commercials...

Posted: July 25th, 2009, 2:13 pm
by devildeac
Lavabe wrote:
wilson wrote:God, you really are the worst quoter ever. I'm still not sure I've ever seen you do it right. But we'll still take you. ;) :ymhug:
I'm afraid I agree with wilson, but I attribute it to his recent bout with percocet. And his earlier quoting foibles I attribute to a few high ABV beverages from Colorado. ;)
There are no excuses then. Guess I just need to re-take a high school English course. I still don't know what to do with quoting other posters when there is the "3 quote" rule and I want to include more. I probably can't be taught either. :oops: :(

At leest mi speling iz pretty gud. I don't think I mispel thingz verry offen.

Re: Carmax commercials...

Posted: July 25th, 2009, 6:13 pm
by cl15876
devildeac wrote:
Lavabe wrote:
wilson wrote:God, you really are the worst quoter ever. I'm still not sure I've ever seen you do it right. But we'll still take you. ;) :ymhug:
I'm afraid I agree with wilson, but I attribute it to his recent bout with percocet. And his earlier quoting foibles I attribute to a few high ABV beverages from Colorado. ;)
There are no excuses then. Guess I just need to re-take a high school English course. I still don't know what to do with quoting other posters when there is the "3 quote" rule and I want to include more. I probably can't be taught either. :oops: :(

At leest mi speling iz pretty gud. I don't think I mispel thingz verry offen.
Been hitting the High BAC beverages again I see! =)) =)) =)) =))