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    The World's Funniest Laws
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    The World's Funniest Laws
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    The World's Funniest Laws

    By James Alexander

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    About this ebook

    Here’s an eclectic collection of bizarre and zany laws from around the world (particularly the USA), chosen for their weirdness and comic aspects. Did you know that in New Hampshire it’s technically illegal to tap your feet or nod your head to music in a restaurant? No? Read on!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCrombie Jardine Publishing Limited
    Release dateSep 25, 2005
    ISBN9781906051976
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    The World's Funniest Laws
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    James Alexander

    James Alexander has always had a deep fascination with science fiction and fantasy. As an avid fan of all things extra-terrestrial, he’s passionate about crafting unique and thrilling stories that bring the universe and its mysterious inhabitants to life. In his spare time, James enjoys exploring Information Technology, spending time with his wonderful kids, fixing things around the house (but breaking them more often!) and dreaming up new story ideas. He’s a lifetime resident of Maine, USA.Sign up to the newsletter to receive freebies and promotion offers: http://eepurl.com/dkJgbr

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