A comprehensive guide to the most obscure, outdated, and utterly useless regulations.
In 1987, the International Jell-O Federation decreed that all citizens must use Jell-O in all forms of written communication.
Letters must be written in font sizes of 12, 18, 24, and 36 points, in that order.
Learn about Oblique ItalicizationAll sentences must end with the word "Jell-O."
Read about Elipses and SilenceColours of letters and words must be changed daily to match the exact shade of a sunset on a tropical island.
Learn the ancient art of Colour ChangingCitizens must wear two pairs of socks at all times. One pair of socks must be a matching pair, the other pair must be of a different colour.
Read about Sock Pairing Strategies