Crazy laws and funny facts in Georgia are the crazy laws that Florida bans you from bathing naked make you laugh?
Or stupid laws that prohibit harassment or abuse of trash cans?
How about the law of the half-mute bar? Dance to the upper body?
There are 23 crazy.
Stupid, bizarre laws remain on books in Georgia.
The definition of the term "sadistic" by crazy law in Georgia is so broad that it may apply to one person to handcuff another with a clown costume.
McDonald's should be warned.
Members of the State Council cannot be fined for meeting in the State Council.
After all, these dedicated legislators are speeding up in order to make some of the crazier laws on time.
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If it's Sunday, no one can put an ice cream cone in their back pocket.
Why would someone put an ice cream cone in their back pocket on Sunday or other days? Do as I do. Obey the law.
Put it in your front pocket.
All sex toys are prohibited.
On 1968, a resident of Fulton County was convicted under this law.
This is according to Secretary-General Fulton-
The County jury has publicly stated that the law is "archaic" and noted that these gadgets may have therapeutic value.
I thought you 'd want to know.
No one can be buried under the sidewalk of the cemetery.
Did anyone really do that?
Mad laws in Georgia, Atlanta, are illegal to tie giraffes to poles or street lights.
Tie your cute giraffe to the parking meter like an elephant in Florida.
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Clark County's disturbing voice at the fair is illegal.
Let's clarify a little here.
What is the disturbing voice?
Mule owners may not allow their animals to wander around Athens without being left unattended.
Don't you hate it when you meet an unattended mule?
All citizens must have a rake.
Don't you have a lawn?
This is not an excuse.
In Columbus, it is illegal to engrave your initials on a tree, even if it is on your own property.
So print your name in longhand.
As long as you get permission from someone else, the cross may be burned on someone else's property.
Is that all right?
It is illegal to put a chicken at the foot of Broadway on Sunday.
Stand up your chicken or let the little one walk.
The fine for waving a gun in public is higher than the actual shooting.
It makes as much sense as all other crazy laws.
All Indians must return to the shore of the chatahochi River before dusk.
This is a very, very old law.
It is illegal for the store to sell corn flakes on Sunday.
What the âx80¦ ?
In Dublin, people may not wear hoods in public.
Now that the hoodie is so popular, the city needs the National Guard to carry out the task.
The chicken in Gainesville must be eaten by hand.
Bubba, put on your shoes.
It's illegal to say "Oh Boy" at Jonesboro!
You know I have to look at the fundamentals of this law.
After the Civil War, the former free slaves had no money and little food.
Almost no work.
When wealthy landowners come to town, they usually want to clean their horses.
Former slaves would argue about who would clean the horses.
Many people died or were injured.
Thus, the city of Jonesboro passed a law stipulating that these wealthy people could no longer go to the city to call these former slaves.
How did they call them?
You guessed it right: Oh, boy!
Every householder in kensaw must have a gun.
NRA has a solid foothold in Kenneth.
In Marietta, while it is illegal to spit from a car or bus, citizens may spit from a truck.
Discrimination against cars and buses?
In kuttman, it is illegal for a chicken to cross the road.
Now I know the answer to that era.
Old question: why do chickens cross the road?
To get rid of kuttman, that's why. âx80¢ In St.
After dark, Mary was allowed to spit on the sidewalk.
How could anyone know?
The okifnoki swamp at the okifnoki National Wildlife Refuge is the largest swamp in North America.
Over 400,000 acres of canals and cypress trees provide shelter for hundreds of birds and wildlife.
Although folklore says that the word "okephonoki" is an Native American word, meaning "earth shaking ", but it's actually an Indian word for Itsate Creek, "What does aoshui mean? shaking.
Do you remember Walter Kelley's comic, Pogo? Where is the character's home in the oakfinokey swamp?
The Cumberland National waterfront contains the ruins of dungenis, once a magnificent Carnegie Manor.
Wild horses grazing in the wind nowswept dunes.
President John F. Kennedy, Jr.
Married Jackie on Cumberland Island.
SS Savanna was the first ship/sailing boat to cross the Atlantic Ocean in 1818.
The notorious pirate Edward Baird teaches to live on Blackbeard Island. The U. S.
Congressional designation 3,000
Akry Blackbeard Island was a wilderness area in 1975.
Hernando de Soto was the first European to explore Georgia in 1540.
Remember de Soto in Florida's crazy law?
In 1832, Auraria was the first gold rush in the United States.
Its name comes from the Latin word "gold ". âx80¢ Coca-
Coke was invented by Dr in May 1886. John S.
Pemberton in Atlanta, Georgia
The name of coca is
The doctor suggested cola.
Frank Robinson, a bookkeeper at Pemberton. Coca-
Coca-Cola was originally sold in a soda fountain at Jacob's Pharmacy in Atlanta.
The World of Coca-
Coca-Cola is a permanent exhibition in Atlanta that shows the history of Coca-Cola.
There are many entertainment places such as entertainment places and tourist attractions.
I tried taking a Coke once, but the ice was stuck in my nose.
Figures for Stonewall Jackson, Jefferson Davis and Robert E.
Li is the largest sculpture in the world.
It is located on the surface of the mountain. Robert E.
Li's horse was engraved on the mountain, the traveler.
Macon's Wesleyan College is the first chartered college in the world to award a female degree in 1843.
The locomotive engine, commonly known as the general, is located in Kennesaw's shantytown Museum.
It was hijacked during the Andrews rail raid in 1862 and later described in the movie "Great Locomotive Chase.
The Ocmulgee National Monument in Macon is the largest archaeological development project east of the Mississippi River.
It contains the main earthwork works built more than 1,000 years ago, including the Great Temple and other ceremonial mound.
Chahue Park in Albany is a good place
Famous Wildlife Park.
The park is named after Chiha or Chehaw, a Creek Indian tribe that once lived here and made friends with Caucasian settlers.
The small white house in the hot spring is the home of President Franklin D.
Roosevelt with polio
Note: FDR is attracted to the hot spring area by warm water that should have therapeutic capacity.
The Roman Marshall Forest is the only natural forest in the United States.
The Roman Berry College has the largest university campus in the world, including more than 27,000 acres of fields, waterfalls, lakes, forests and lavender mountains.
Providence Canyon State Park near Lumpkin is often called the Grand Canyon of Georgia.
The Bald Hill in Brasilia is 4,784 feet above sea level, the highest point in Georgia.
James Earl (Jimmy)
Carter is 39 President of the United States. S.
From 1977 to 1981.
Born in an agricultural town in Georgia plainPop, 776)
He served as governor of Georgia from 1971 to 1975.
Atlanta is the greatest failure host in football history.
Georgia Institute of Technology in 1916 game in blow out the small Cumberland College 222-0.
Use "jump-
John Hersman's Golden Tornado team won the most unbalanced victory in college football history.
Popular theme parks-
The Six Flags Over Georgia are actually named after the six flags flying over Georgia: Britain, Spain, France, the Southern Union of the United StatesS.
And Georgia.
Note: How do you want to ride this free-
Autumn sights, appropriate-
Fear of heights?
The original name of Atlanta was the terminal because the city was originally at the end of the railway.
Stone Hill near Atlanta is one of the world's largest exposed granite formations.
The annual Masters golf tournament will be held in the first week of April at the Augusta National golf course in Augusta.
America's oldest portable steam engine is on display at Savannah's historic railroad store.
Vidalia onions are known as the sweetest onions in the world and can only be grown in the fields around Vidalia and glencville.
Note: Vidalia is very sweet because the sulfur content in the soil it grows is very low.
Cordele, who claims to be the world's Watermelon Capital, holds the annual Watermelon Festival every June.
On 1995, the Georgian Parliament designated Georgia as the World Poultry Capital.
In the United States, it produces more than 40% chickens, ranking fifth in the world's chicken production.
Georgia holds an International poultry trade show every year, the largest poultry conference in the world.
Discover and kill the biggest wild boar ever in alapha.
The creature, weighing 800 pounds, is 8 feet long and nicknamed "Hogzilla ".
Charles Lindbergh made his first single cross.
National flight from the United States to Montgomery in World War I
He bought £ 4 for $500.
The name of the most eccentric Street intersection in Albany: loneliness and bustle. . . I kid you not.
The Georgia State Capitol is plated with 43 ounces of local gold-
Gold was mined from the first gold rush in 1830.
Juliet Gordon Low was born in Savannah and, with the help of Sir Robert Baden, was the founder of the Girl Scouts of America
Powell, founder of the Scout.
Her birthplace is now the Girl Scout Museum.
Georgia is often referred to as the Empire State, Peach State, and Cooper State of the South (peanut)
State and biscuit state.
State fish State Tree State Flower State Fish state tree
Georgia Signpost Stone is a granite monument established in Elbert County in 1980, commonly known as the American Stonehenge.
Information consisting of ten guides is engraved in eight different languages: English, Spanish, Chinese, Russian, Hebrew, Hindi, Arabic and Swahili. 1-
Keep the balance between human beings and nature below 500,000,000 forever. 2-
Guide breeding wisely to improve fitness and diversity. 3-
Unite humanity in the new language of life. 4-
Rules passion faith tradition and everything with mild reason. 5-
Protect the people and the country with fair laws and just courts. 6-
Let all countries decide within the World Court to resolve external disputes. 7-
Avoid petty's obscene laws and useless officials. 8-
Balance individual rights and social responsibility. 9-
Pursue the beautiful love of truth with infinite harmony. 10-
Don't be cancer on Earth, leave space for nature and space for nature.
The Georgia Aquarium is the largest indoor aquarium in the Western Hemisphere, with more than 10 million gallons of water, 100,000 fish and mammals, representing 500 species.
Much of Atlanta was destroyed during the civil war.
Only 400 buildings survived.
This is why the symbol of the city is Phoenix.
Note: Phoenix is a dragon in Greek mythology.
A living bird of regeneration or rebirth.
Phoenix is associated with the sun and takes a new life from the ashes of its predecessor.
You certainly don't know: Georgia is the largest peanut producer in the United States. S.
Peanuts are produced twice as much as the next leading state.
The Pine Grove in Georgia produces 50% of the world's resin and fat.
Georgia is the world's largest producer of pecans. The surrounding area of Albany is the center of pecan production.
Georgia leads the country in the production of paper and cardboard, tufted textiles and processed chicken.
Georgia is one of the top five countries where blueberries are grown.
Dalton is the world famous carpet capital. It produces 65-
70% of American carpets.
There are more than 100 outlets in this city.
Crazy, strange but true story "own your own tree" is a white oak widely believed to have legal ownership of all the land within 8 feet of your own and base.
The tree is located at the corner of South Finley and Deline Street in Athens, Georgia.
Note: The original tree fell in 1942, but a new tree grew from its oak and was planted in the same place.
The current tree is sometimes called the son who owns his own tree.
How did all this happen?
In the early 1800 s, Col.
William Henry Jackson had a wonderful childhood memory of the white oak tree, and in order to protect it, he gave it his ownership.
I like to perform for people who are heavily armed.
Going to Georgia is easier than going to Georgia.
Robin Williams Robin must have been in Kennesaw for a while.
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