All of them might sound crazy, but these laws actually exist up do date, except for women wearing pants in France which just became legal two years ago. Here is a list of the world’s craziest laws and urban myths.

10. In France, it was illegal for women to wear pants

In 1799, a law made it illegal for women to wear pants in public without special approval from the police. It was once amended in 1892 to allow women to sport trousers while riding horses and again in 1909 to permit the ladies to wear pants while on bicycles. And finally in 2013, the French government revoked this 214-year-old law.

9. It is illegal to make funny faces at a dog in Oklahoma

In Oklahoma, you can be fined, arrested or jailed for making ugly faces at a .

8. In Saudi Arabia, Women not Allowed to Drive a Car

Saudi Arabia is the only country in the world where it is illegal for any woman to drive a car. Right now, it’s illegal for them to vote too, but King Abdullah declared that women will be able to vote and run in the 2015 local elections, as well as be appointed to the Consultative Assembly.

7. Minnesota’s Strangest Law

In Minnesota, USA, it is against the law to hang female and male underwear together on the same washing line.

6. Divorce is Illegal in The Philippines and Vatican

You’re still not allowed to get divorced in the Philippines and Vatican. These are the only two countries in the world where divorce is illegal.

In the Vatican, You are allowed to divorce even if you wish for it. Philippine law, in general, does not provide for divorce for anyone living in the country. The only exception is with respect to Muslims, who are allowed to divorce in certain circumstances.

5. Being Overweight Is Illegal in Japan

Japan is the land that brought us the ancient game sumo wrestling, but it is illegal to be fat there. According to the “Metabo law”, every man and woman aged 40 and over must not have a waist measuring over than 32 inches and 36 inches respectively. For individuals, there is no penalty or punishment in law. It’s aimed at putting pressure on local governments and companies.

4. Don’t pay unless full –

Denmark is a delightful country, but it is even more delightful when it comes to hospitality. In Danish restaurants, you don’t have to pay for your food unless, by your own opinion, you are ‘full’ at the end of your meal. If not, you can proceed without paying the bill at all.

There is another crazy law in Denmark, it is illegal to start your car without first checking to see if there are any children sleeping under a car.

3. Don’t die in parliament, it’s the law

It is just one of the craziest laws in Britain that has recently been removed from the rule book. The reason people are banned from dying in parliament is because the buildings count as a . Nigel Cawthorne, the author of The Strange Laws of Old England, said: “Anyone who dies there is technically entitled to a state funeral. If they see you looking a bit sick they carry you out quickly.”

2. A ban on marriages between first cousins in Utah

In Utah you can marry your cousin, but only if you are both over the age of 65. Because, you know, when you turn 65 you’re known to have impeccable judgment.

1. Chewing gum is illegal in Singapore

Have you ever thought chewing gum may land you in prison? Yes, It happen! Chewing gum is completely illegal in Singapore since 1992. There is a ban on importing chewing gum into Singapore. Under the rule, only nicotine gum is allowed, but even then one can only get it from a doctor with a prescription. No gum is allowed to be bought or sold inside Singapore and there is a $500 fine for spitting out gum on the streets.