Did you know there’s no legal limit to the number of times you can get married and divorced in Texas? That’s right—whether it’s your second, third, or even fifth trip down the aisle, there's no cap.
It's a question you never thought to ask but need to know, are there consequences to moving or destroying a bird's nest in Texas? I found the surprising answer.
We've all had to do it, show ID when checking out some very mundane items like a Sharpie or fuel cleaner or over the counter medication. Baking may be next. I look at why and other weird items that require an ID inside.
No specific laws in Texas make it illegal to use profanity or "cuss out" a fast food or other service worker.
That doesn't mean being rude or abusive to a service worker in our state or anywhere else is totally free of consequences. According to the Texas Penal Code, it is clear that certain behaviors, including the use of abusive, indecent, profane, or vulgar language in a public place, can be illegal.
There is a website called JonsBones where you can purchase human "osteology." According to JonsBones, the best sellers include vertebrae, rib bones, femur bones, and human teeth.
They'll sell you any bone you want. However, eBay did ban human bone sales back in 2016.
Is it legal to buy or sell human bones in Texas?