
This Is Hands Down The Most Bizarre Law in Pennsylvania
I always find it fascinating to learn about the bizarre laws that exist across the country. For example, in Trenton, New Jersey, it’s illegal to eat pickles on a Sunday, and in New York, you might face a $25 fine just for flirting with someone.
However, Pennsylvania might just take the crown when it comes to quirky laws. Some of these peculiar rules are still enforced today, while others are outdated laws that are funny to look back on.
Is It Against the Law to Sing in the Bathtub in Pennsylvania?
Believe it or not, there’s a law in Pennsylvania that makes singing in the bathtub illegal, even if you’re in the privacy of your own home.
According to ABC27, the "Bathroom Singing Prohibition Act" was enacted in 1969. This law specifically bans residents of the state from singing a little tune while soaking in the tub.
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Feel free to sing your heart out in your living room, bedroom, kitchen, or even your front yard, but the bathtub? That’s off-limits. It’s definitely one of the more puzzling laws out there. Let’s be honest, who doesn’t enjoy singing in the shower or while relaxing in the tub?
Bathrooms are practically designed for their amazing acoustics, making them the perfect spot to belt out your favorite tunes. Yet, in Pennsylvania, doing so could technically be considered a criminal act. Keystone News Room explains that the 1969 law aimed to push performers to showcase their talent in more public settings rather than keeping it behind closed bathroom doors.
So, Pennsylvania residents, next time you bring your Bluetooth speaker into the bathroom for a solo concert, you might want to think twice because you could be unknowingly breaking the law!
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