Mount Pleasant Magazine March/April 2018

52 www.ILoveMountPleasant.com | www.BestOfMP.com | www.MountPleasantMagazine.com feature problem, it became a law that the sweet but somewhat messy fruit was forbidden inside the churchyard. In South Carolina, you can be fined for not denouncing “the evils of intemperance” on the fourth Friday of every October. Getting a tattoo is legal but still considered an offense. When approaching a four-way or blind intersection in a non-horse-driven vehicle, you must stop 100 feet from the intersection and discharge a firearm into the air to warn horse traffic – or maybe to scare horse traffic away. While South Carolina has some laws that are hard to believe, the Palmetto State pales in comparison to some laws elsewhere. In Texas, it’s against the law to sell your eyeballs. In Rhode Island, a toothbrush and toothpaste may not be sold to a customer at the same time. If you think needing a permit to fire a missile in South Carolina is strange, in Wyoming you must get a permit to take a picture of a rabbit between the months of January and April. And, finally, a law in the state of Washington proclaims that you can be arrested for harassing Big Foot. That’s one the people who make the Jack Links commercials obviously are ignoring. Many of these laws are left over from a bygone era, but they are fun to talk about – most likely not on Sunday, however. Cryo WHOLEBODY AND LOCAL CRYOTHERAPY ◆ Reduce pain and inflammation ◆ Boost mood, sleep and endorphins ◆ Burn calories and feel better Wholefoods Shopping Center 893 Houston Northcutt Blvd, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464 10-7 weekdays | 10-5 Sat. | 12-5 Sunday 843-442-4445 cryoevolution.com Walk-ins welcome or appointments by phone or web. $25 NEW CLIENT SPECIAL Cryo EVOLUTION Next Generation Recovery Cryo EVOLU I Next G neration Re ry Cryo