In Georgia, all theaters wishing to screen films on Sundays must reserve at least one day a month for religious films. Furthermore, in the city of Gainesville, the law expressly requires that chickens must be eaten with your hands.
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17 Funny Laws from Georgia
- All residents in the town must own a rake.
- Columbus: It’s illegal to sit on a porch in an uncomfortable position.
- Columbus: Decapitating chickens on Sundays is illegal.
- Columbus: It’s prohibited to carry chickens upside down on Sundays along Broadway.
- Kennesaw: Each law-abiding resident of this city is required to own a gun.
- Atlanta: Securing a giraffe to a telephone pole or streetlight is illegal.
- Atlanta: It’s forbidden for one man to mount another’s back.
- It’s prohibited to hide donkeys in a bathtub.
- Gainesville: Chickens must be eaten using the hands.
- The state of Georgia has 75 laws regarding rice paddy construction, despite only having one of its own.
- Theaters wishing to screen on Sundays must reserve a day each month for religious films.
- Quitman: Chickens are not allowed to cross the road.
- In Jonesboro, it’s illegal to exclaim, “Oh, Boy.”
- Bathing in orange peel is prohibited.
- Marietta: Spitting from a passenger car or bus is forbidden, yet city residents are allowed to spit from a truck.
- All signatures must be in English.
- St. Mary’s: It’s forbidden to spit on the sidewalk after dark.
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