RHODE ISLAND – Rhode Island, the smallest state in the union, is known for its oversized personality, legendary “coffee milk,” and a landscape where you’re never more than a few miles from the ocean. However, beneath its coastal charm lies a unique set of laws and linguistic quirks that might catch even a lifelong New Englander off guard. From the gas pump to the “blue laws,” here are the things you cannot do in the Ocean State.
1. You Can’t Spell “Liar” (Apparently)
While most states struggle with massive words like beautiful or maintenance, Rhode Islanders have a surprisingly frequent struggle with a four-letter word.
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