It's no surprise there are some really weird laws in existence. For example, in California, it's illegal to have a bicycle in a swimming pool... and in Singapore it's illegal to chew gum since 1992.
Here are some of the weirdest laws in existence. Better watch your back!
#1. Germany
If you plan on having a pillow fight in Germany, be warned. You may be charged with assault if you hit too hard.
#2. North Korea
You cannot wear black jeans as they are linked to the United States. If you are going to wear denim, you have to go blue.
#3. Great Britain
Only the Queen of England can eat the mute swan. If you are caught eating one, you may be fined £5,000 or face six months in prison.
#4. Argentina
Disc jockeys have to play the same number of tango songs as any other genre played.
#5. Argentina
Featherbeds are illegal. It is believed the bed may encourages lustful feelings.
#6. Italy
Eating and drinking is not allowed on prehistoric sites.
#7. Great Britain
The Prohibition and Inspections Act of 1998 forbids causing a nuclear explosion.
#8. Iran
This is not the place for the metrosexual man. A law was passed in 2010 prohibiting men from donning spiky hair or wearing ponytails.
#9. Italy
Despite all the photos of tourists feeding pigeons, it is actually against the law.
#10. Canada
Canada's Currency Act of 1985 limits the number of coins you can use per transaction. The maximum for nickels is $5.00 while the looney ($1.00) the maximum is $25.00.
#11. Japan
Do not pack any over-the-counter pseudoephedrine and codine medications like Vicks. Japan does not allow stimulant drugs.
#12. Brazil
The all-woman town of Noiva do Cordeiro only allows male residence as long as they follow the rules. Noiva do Cordeiro was founded by a woman in the 19th century after she was excommunicated for leaving a forced marriage.
#13. Finland
Everyone has to pay a television tax whether you own one or not.
#14. France
Drivers are expected to carry a personal breathalyzer; if caught without one expect a fine.
#15. Samoa
It is against the law to forget your wife's birthday.
#16. Iceland
Before you build a road in Iceland, you have to ensure it does not disturb the 'magical' elves' homes.
#17. China
In 2013, a law was passed where children must visit their parents and tend to their spiritual needs.
#18. Australia
If you change your own light bulbs you had better be an electrician. Those that defy the law will be charged AUD$10 per light bulb.
#19. Canada
If you ever bike your way north, do not attach a siren to your bicycle as it is against the law. Stick to bells or horns as you may be fined up to $5,000 for noise pollution.
#20. France
Stores can only sell dolls with human faces; alien faces are prohibited.
#21. Philippines
Best to work out your issues with your significant other as divorce is illegal.
#22. Saudi Arabia
Women are not allowed to drive as it is believed it undermines "social values."
#23. Russia
It is against the law to tell children that homosexuals exist.
#24. Switzerland
You are prohibited to declare war on another country.
#25. Norway
Prostitution is illegal, but prostitutes are not.
#26. Great Britain
This is no laughing matter; placing the stamp with the Queen's head upside down is considered treason.
#27. Thailand
You cannot step on money because it has the image of king Bhumibol Adulyadej and walking over it is disrespectful.
#28. Israel
If you set up a radio station illegally, just wait five years for it to become legal.
#29. Germany
When you attend Oktoberfest in Munich, you can be certain it is authentic German beer as no foreign brands are allowed.
#30. Great Britain
Your canine cannot mate with the Queen's corgi.
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