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Alive 4 year s ago
Probably half of these are bullsh#t, as usual. For example #1: in Germany up to 50 coins need to be accepted per transaction, more can be refused as payment. And I would bet that some sort of regulation regarding coins exists in most states.
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Visit 4 year s ago
In France, it was illegal for the breathalyzer in 2012. Since 2013, it's still illegal but no fine could be given to driver if he doesn't have one
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Fishermen 4 year s ago
#12 in the States drinking in public places is illegal. Generally, possession of an open container of alcohol is sufficient proof of public drinking.
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Million 4 year s ago
#8 ... correct. Story goes that a priest once needed to advice a couple of parents to add a "J" when asking which name would be appropriate for their son thus naming him "Janus". Priest otherwise certain that the proposed name - though sounding nice - would bring trouble to the child later.
Be sure to wear a belt while traveling through Greece because it’s illegal to drop your drawers there. They won’t hesitate to hand out a pricey ticket or even some jail time.
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Alive 4 year s ago
Probably half of these are bullsh#t, as usual. For example #1: in Germany up to 50 coins need to be accepted per transaction, more can be refused as payment. And I would bet that some sort of regulation regarding coins exists in most states.
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Visit 4 year s ago
In France, it was illegal for the breathalyzer in 2012. Since 2013, it's still illegal but no fine could be given to driver if he doesn't have one
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Fishermen 4 year s ago
#12 in the States drinking in public places is illegal. Generally, possession of an open container of alcohol is sufficient proof of public drinking.
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Million 4 year s ago
#8 ... correct. Story goes that a priest once needed to advice a couple of parents to add a "J" when asking which name would be appropriate for their son thus naming him "Janus". Priest otherwise certain that the proposed name - though sounding nice - would bring trouble to the child later.