A pair of early prototype Volkswagon running shoes that belonged to Hitler. My grandfather traded three Hershey bars for them in Berlin in 1945. They are amazing. I used to win races with them all the time in high school.
A pair of early prototype Volkswagon running shoes that belonged to Hitler. My grandfather traded three Hershey bars for them in Berlin in 1945. They are amazing. I used to win races with them all the time in high school.
Years may go by wrote:
I have one of those drop side cribs in the attic. I get nervous just thinking about getting caught with that bad boy.
Not illegal to use. Only illegal to sell (and just recently). Not even illegal to use in daycares (although frowned upon).
clean living here wrote:
A pillow with the tags removed. Don't tell!
Not illegal at all. The consumer is allowed to remove the tags. Says so clearly on the label. Read it a little more closely.
George has a partially used bottle of steriods.
A large flush capacity toilet.
Bear Hands.
I have about $1.5 million in casino chips that I got from a casino called Bellagio in Vegas a few days ago.
STEROIDS
Pot (although it's my gf's not mine). A couple of AR's. Illegal exhaust on two vehicles. A bottle of moonshine. Unregistered fire arms. That's about it. I think the largest penalty from the law would be the Pot (jail time plus fines) - which seems a little backwards considering I have unregistered AR's which they would probably just take.
I don't have a catalytic converter on my car.
Incandescent light bulbs, including in my bathroom.
A wood-burning fireplace.
A water heater that is somewhat oversized relative to the occupancy of the structure.
All are illegal in California, thanks to the "green at all costs" lobby. Yes, I know, they're just code violations rather than criminal acts, but still ....
(And for the record, I'm pro-environment and generally liberal, but am also pro-common sense and think property rights should count for something.)
how is a scoped AR15 illegal?
Raula Padcliff wrote:
You mean besides my hydroponic pot farm in the basement? That would have to be shrunken skulls collection.
The thing is... A Guy on my Cross Country team at a D1 school 4 years ago actually had oen in his basement..
like, 2 mp3s from limewire
yeah...
A pair of half-inch steel track spikes from the early 1980s. Just try using those on a modern track.
Do I know you?
I used to work in a store - a customer I was friendly with would come in once a year and give me a special kind of Polish vodka that was not legal in the US. Had some sort of hallucinigenic/carcinogenic weed in it. Still have one bottle left - saving it for the right occasion.
absinthe. its a spirit, not a vodka. it is legal, and it is not a hallucinogenic. It also has no weed in it. The amount you would have to drink to feel the special effects would certainly kill you. So have fun with it on that "special occasion."
no - it is this bison grass vodka.
I'm told my daughter has some Four Lokos in the house.