3. “Butts County, Georgia” - Oh man, there’s so much I could do with this, I can think of about ten thousand plus potential festival ideas for this county and then some. Unfortunately, my editors won’t print about 9,999 of them, so I’ll just wistfully think of what might have been...

4. “The Perry Como Impersonators Festival” - This is actually sort of a “festival in reverse” type idea, because if this was actually held most of area’s population would quickly go someplace else for a couple of days. And hey, that might not be a bad thing if a community had civic projects they needed to do like spray for mosquitoes, fix some large sewer drainage problems, or whatever. The festival planners could work out a deal with surrounding communities to get a cut of their motel and restaurant revenues while Perry C. festival is going on, so everyone involved comes out a winner.

I could go on and list even more festival ideas, but these that I’ve listed should be enough to get ball rolling. In a really noble gesture on my part, I will claim no copyright for these ideas, so if anyone out there really wants to use any of them they can free of charge. Now, with all that having been said, if some community out there really considers putting on a “Sunburned Chest Festival,” I think that least y’all could do would be to invite me to be one of judges for main event, after all, fair is only fair...

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