Get more Tips here! www.destinationtips.com Most law abiding citizens know right from wrong, but watch out for these absurd U.S. laws still on the books today! 1. No Eating Dead Frogs in California The old gold mining town of Angel Camp proudly hosted a Frog Jumping Jubilee for over 80 years. This TOADally absurd law states that if a frog happens to croak during a jumping competition, you can’t make a meal of its corpse afterwards. 2. No Dwarf Tossing in Florida Nightclubs in the Sunshine State can be fined up to $1000 if they promote any kind of dwarf tossing contest. A state legislator tried to have this law repealed in 2011 saying the law was an “-unnecessary burden on freedom and liberties.” 3. No Eating Humans in Idaho Got the munchies? If you start snacking on your neighbor in Boise, you can be imprisoned for up to 14 years! Unless it was absolutely necessary. Strangely, there is no official law against consuming human flesh in the other 49 states! 4. No Adultery in Michigan Don’t sign-up for Ashley Madison in Kalamazoo, because cheating on your spouse is actually a felony there. Residents can be sentenced to four years in prison plus a $5000 fine for stepping out on their spouse. 5. No Funny Fake Mustaches in an Alabama Church It is actually a crime “to wear a fake mustache that causes laughter in church,” so don’t attend mass dressed as Groucho Marks, Magnum P.I. or Fu Manchu. 6. No Getting Drunk at Bars in Alaska Um, isn’t that kind of the point? To clarify, “a drunken person may not knowingly enter or remain on the premises”. How do northern barkeeps stay in business!? 7. Atheists Can’t Run for Office in Texas You’d better believe in God if you want to run for public office in the Lone Star State. There is no religious entry test, but you do have to “acknowledge the existence of a Supreme Being.” 8. No Cussing in Mississippi You’re not allowed to swear in front of two or more people in Mississippi. If you happen to miss the paddleboat, keep that curse to yourself or you could spend 30 days in the slammer or be fined $100. 9. No Singing Off-key in North Carolina In 1873, William Linkhaw was indicted for disturbing a Methodist congregation with his off-key caterwauling. This rule is more of a matter for the church to discipline than the state. So sing at your own risk. 10. Keep Your Pants Up in Michigan Plumbers and gangstas alike, watch your butts. Police Chief David Dicks made it his mission to clean up this sloppy fashion trend, and you don’t want to mess with Dicks. Especially not with your trousers down. You will be warned, fined and ultimately thrown in jail. What do you think of this controversial crackdown? ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evnxVKrktuo

FULL VIDEO HERE: https://youtu.be/Gt5ai-UuhR8 Are you planning a trip to Japan? The Japanese are relatively reserved and you probably won’t even realize that you’re offending them unless you follow this quick guide of things NOT to do in Japan. 1. Don’t Wear Shoes in the House They simply don’t want the dirt from the outside being trekked all over their clean floors and tatami mats. 2. Don’t Forget the Toilet Slippers The Japanese have a dedicated set of slippers for toilet usage. Every foreigner forgets to remove these at some point. 3. Don’t Expect Western Toilets If you’re lucky, you may encounter one these Super Toilets. However, many places in Japan still have this. A hole in the ground. 4. Don’t Bathe Dirty These deep “ofuro” tubs are NOT for cleaning! Get in AFTER you’ve already showered as several people may take a turn in the same hot water. 5. Don't Show Your Tattoos Tatoos are associated with Yakuza gangsters, so you'll often see "no tattoo" signs at pools, hotsprings, gyms and resorts. 6. Don’t Misuse Chopsticks Here are a few chopstick etiquette rules: Don’t wave them, drum, sword-fight, point at people, poke food, stand upright, pass food, stab food, pull dishes, lick, cross them or lay them like bridge. 7. Don’t Be Afraid to Slurp and Burp Japanese will sip, slurp, and even audibly burp throughout the meal as a polite sign that they are enjoying it! 8. Don’t Pour Your Own Drink The custom is to keep each OTHERS’ glasses full. It's challenging to keep tabs on how much you’re imbibing when someone else is constantly refilling your glass! Kanpai! 9. Stop Spreading the Germs If you’re sick in public wear a surgical mask! 10. Don’t Point to Your Chest for “Me” In Japan the gesture is to point to one’s nose! 11. Avoid the Number Four Four is a very superstitious number in Japan, akin to unlucky 13. It is pronounced ‘shi’ in Japanese, which has the same sound as their word for death. 12. Don’t Assume Yes means Yes Although "hi" translates to “yes”, it's more of a “uhuh, I hear you” kind of utterance. Don’t assume they’ve agreed with what your are saying. Also the Japanese rarely use a precise “no”. They prefer a subtle "maybe." or “we’ll try our best”. 'No' is considered too direct and confrontational. Yes and no questions can get very confusing. Now you know what NOT to do, enjoy your stay in this fascinating country. Get more Tips here! www.destinationtips.com Get more Tips here! http://www.destinationtips.com ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLAsQcLqXxY

When we think of Antarctica, we think of snow, clusters of wildlife and beautiful landscapes... But there is so much more. Its huge expanses of white winterland are full of mystery, so let's discover the 10 Secrets Hidden in Antarctica. 1) Nazi Settlements In 1937, the Nazis invaded Antarctica, and took Queen Maud Land from Norway, and even started to make settlements. They proved that they could even build naval bases on fields of ice. There's also a rumour that they built a very large secret settlement in Antarctica in case Hitler needed a hideout. Could it be possible that he ran away and is still alive today? No. 2) Atlantis It took a team of Russians twenty years to drill through 2 miles of ice to discover this fresh water lake under the surface that holds more than 3500 kinds of living bacteria isolated for the last 20 million years. Lake Vostok is almost the size of lake Ontario and mysteriously, they have found remarkable magnetic anomalies around this lake, perhaps from something buried below the surface. Many suspect metals from a lost civilization... Many even believe it to be the legendary resting place of Atlantis... 3) Blood Falls This gash in the ice seems to be pouring blood into the ocean. In 1911, some researches believed their color to be due to a microscopic red algae. But it has been since proven to be false. But it is now believed to be caused from oxidized iron, giving the water a red tint. Could this be more evidence of a buried civilization? The amazing thing, is that no one is actually certain. 4) Area 52 There is a strange shape that has been spotted on Google Earth on the surface of Antarctica, which appears to be airbrushed out. Someone doesn't want us to know what this 14 and a half mile long square shape is and leaves many to believe it to be an Southern version of Area 51. 5) Weather Control In the 1950s, the US government invested a lot of money in studying the weather in the Antartica with more purposes than giving a forecast. By using radiation among other things, they were very confident that they could control the weather worldwide. Could this have contributed to increase of hurricanes? 6) Strange Shapes There are very strange shapes strewn about the surface of Antarctica, some of them are caused by the extreme weather conditions. But others seem to be a mystery. A common theory of course is aliens, but the truth is we just don't know for sure what could have caused some of them... 7) UFOs? UFO hunters have spotted what appears to be a disc poking out of a cave. It has also been suggested that the disc could be linked to the supposed secret Nazi base perhaps experimenting with flying machines. In recent years, we can still see entrances built into the side of mountains, with the saucer shape protruding at ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18y4egdxZe0

Get more Tips here! www.destinationtips.com Today we're excited to be unboxing the LifeStraw by Vestergaard. But rather than just telling you about this award-winning technology, we're going to show you! Field Trip! Now here's a scenario; we've gone for long hike and Zod has brought the food supplies but Occulous has forgotten the water! And he's really thirsty! Luckily Zod packed the LifeStraw! After testing it out Zod has a rather unsavory idea to push it to the extreme.... He wats to know if say in an apocalypse situation, you can use this to drink from the toilet!!? The LifeStraw removes 99.9999% of bacteria (e.coli, protozoa, giaria, cryptosporidium etc) so it's definitely feasible. Find out how that goes: Watch the video! Stay tuned for more travel gadget reviews, coming soon! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTyn7ITcAP8