@OlderSometimesWiser That’s an example of more money than sense, because only a wealthy person could get a doctor to risk his or her license doing that.

@bijouxbroussard Not even sure if it’s much of a risk and therein lies the problem.

@Elessar this reminds me of a recent episode of The Mole Belgium, taking place on Sicily. Candidates had to carry a pizza on a scoop through some alleys and would get 500 euros for each pizza that reached the end. But people were throwing pineapple pieces from the rooftops and if even a single one landed on a pizza, that would become worthless "because pineapple on pizza is a mortal sin in Italy."

@Elessar Omg, it’s [b]true[/b] !

[quote] the pineapple-banana-curry topping trifecta made up the “most Swedish pizza there is.[/quote]

I’m scared, now. 😱

@Elessar 😍

@eventtemple123 I'm old enough to remember when gouging was illegal, then Saint Ronnie Raygun was elected and had those laws repealed.

@bijouxbroussard I know it is not easy to give it up 🥔🥺

@BittersweetPotato If I have to forego potatoes, I’m keeping my Greek Yogurt.🤨

@bijouxbroussard In that case, I approve 🥔😚

@NerdyPotato Not in all parts of the world. Also another problem is when there are perfectly ethical things made illegal.

@BittersweetPotato I stand corrected. There's been a whole bunch of good suggestions in this thread. 🤯

@Fertilization I can only think of three topics that already are illegal to joke about, namely the presidents of Russia, China and North-Korea. Are you sure you want to put religion in that corner of the ethical spectrum? 😬

I'm not saying it would be out of place there, but I wouldn't advocate for that association if I were religious. 🤷

@Fertilization true

@NerdyPotato The president of Iran too.😁