Funny Laws From Around the World

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Canada

If you monitor the laws of Canada, you will find many non-standard prohibitions. For example, it is forbidden to pay with one-cent coins for goods worth more than 50 cents, to wear bright pink trousers after lunch on Sunday, to play snowballs without the permission of the city council and children to appear on the street in boots with untied laces. Also, you can not sell yellow margarine and water lawns in the rain. In Toronto, it is forbidden to pull a dead horse on Yong Street on Sunday, while in Ontario it is forbidden to exceed the water level in the bathroom by more than 10 cm. In Beaconsfield, you will not see the facades of houses in more than two colors. Internet connection at speeds above 56 kb / s is prohibited in Uxbridge. Also throughout the country, every fifth song played on the radio must be performed by a Canadian citizen. And if you will ride a bicycle, do not forget to indicate the direction with your hand before making a turn. And yes, in fairness, the life sentence in Canada is 25 years.

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