Send us a text Just when you thought you’d heard every strange rule out there, America says, “Hold my root beer.” In this brand-new volume, we’re heading back across the States to uncover even more wonderfully weird, wonderfully real laws still lurking in the books. From states that forbid ice cream on Sundays (tragic) to small towns where it’s technically illegal to walk backwards while eating a doughnut — this episode is a love letter to the glorious oddities that make America, well… Americ...
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Send us a text Just when you thought you’d heard every strange rule out there, America says, “Hold my root beer.” In this brand-new volume, we’re heading back across the States to uncover even more wonderfully weird, wonderfully real laws still lurking in the books. From states that forbid ice cream on Sundays (tragic) to small towns where it’s technically illegal to walk backwards while eating a doughnut — this episode is a love letter to the glorious oddities that make America, well… Americ...
Send us a text Flatwoods Monster The Flatwoods Monster, also known as the Braxton County Monster, is a mysterious creature reportedly sighted in Flatwoods, West Virginia, on September 12, 1952. Witnesses described a tall, humanoid figure—around 10 feet tall—with a spade-shaped head, glowing red eyes, and a greenish metallic outfit. The sighting followed a reported UFO crash in the area, leading many to believe the creature was extraterrestrial. Several people claimed to feel nauseous after th...
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Send us a text Just when you thought you’d heard every strange rule out there, America says, “Hold my root beer.” In this brand-new volume, we’re heading back across the States to uncover even more wonderfully weird, wonderfully real laws still lurking in the books. From states that forbid ice cream on Sundays (tragic) to small towns where it’s technically illegal to walk backwards while eating a doughnut — this episode is a love letter to the glorious oddities that make America, well… Americ...
