This burger joint in Toronto renamed its menu items to office supplies so you can expense them3yr ⋅ petrificustotallus ⋅ r/stupidloopholes
The EU used fictional bridges on their money to avoid fights about which countries architecture was represented. NL built all the bridges to claim them for themselves.3yr ⋅ futurefeelings ⋅ r/stupidloopholes
British man sets up his own company, listing his family as staff, to get around Christmas COVID restrictions3yr ⋅ carl0071 ⋅ r/stupidloopholes
During the Siege of Weinsberg, a surrender agreement allowed the women to leave with whatever they could carry, so the women lifted their husbands on their shoulders and walked out.3yr ⋅ petrificustotallus ⋅ r/stupidloopholes
Who could casually build a bot that met all these requirements anyway?3yr ⋅ HenryF20 ⋅ r/stupidloopholes
This restaurant is only allowed to sell beer if someone buys food.4yr ⋅ All-of-Dun ⋅ r/stupidloopholes