More Crazy Laws #25 is this week’s Mystery Question. I wonder how long I can find these crazy laws. lol But I keep getting them from unlikely resources. 🙂
Now for the photo and verse. The photo is a sister to the one from Friday, just taken from a different spot. I’m truly amazed at the beautiful skies we’ve had lately…on the days we have sunshine. 🙂 And the verse seems to fit very well.
Now for last week’s More Crazy Laws. Three of these laws are actually on some state’s books. And I made up one–although I can’t completely guarantee that the one I made up isn’t on the books somewhere…but as far as I know, it isn’t. Let’s see if you can guess which one I made up.
- In this state, it is unlawful to lend your vacuum cleaner to your next-door neighbor.
- Here, a pickle is not officially a pickle unless it bounces, and if it doesn’t, it’s illegal to call it a pickle.
- Did you know in this state it’s illegal for rats to leave the ships when they dock?
- It is illegal to catch a snake with your bare hands here.
And the answer is…#4. Congrats to all who guessed correctly.
Now for this week’s More Crazy Laws. Three of these laws are actually on some state’s books. And I made up one–although I can’t completely guarantee that the one I made up isn’t on the books somewhere…but as far as I know, it isn’t. Let’s see if you can guess which one I made up.
- You can’t collect seaweed in this state at night.
- If you’re on the library board in this state, you must swear you haven’t participated in any duels.
- Here you can’t ride your horse on the front porch.
- In this state, it’s illegal to scare a pigeon.
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I’m gonna go with #2
Poor Pippy Longstocking if she lives in the state where #3 is a law…LOL
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Absolutely, Gail~! We’ll see next week if it’s #2.
Nice photo. I’m going with #2.
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Thanks, Diana! We’ll see…
#2 – although libraries and duels does intrigue.
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Number two is very popular, Mary! We’ll see…
I hope it’s #3 but it’s so hard to tell. Good for a laugh, though–except if these are “laws,” that’s concerning!
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Unfortunately all but one are laws, Delores! We’ll see next week if it’s #3.
I love the verse! Haha, I have to go with number 2 because it cracked me up. I hope you get a ton of votes!
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Thanks, Pricilla! Glad I cracked you up this morning! We’ll see if it’s #2 next week…
Beautiful sky, and likewise, a good choice for the Scripture to go with it.
#1 Who would want to collect seaweed at night anyway?
#2. I guess the library board doesn’t want any blood on their member’s hands.
#3. You’d need a long porch to ride anything other than a rocking horse.
#4. Illegal to scare a pigeon? The pigeons must have really good representation.
Sigh, I think you made up #3. I know we’re talking about politicians, who might just be as dumb as these laws, but I don’t think illegal porch horse riding would make it into law.
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I always love seeing the way you puzzle these out, Tim…we’ll see next week if it’s #3.
Tim, haven’t you ever watched any of those old Western movies where the outlaws rode their horses onto the porch before setting the house on fire?
Edward, now that you’ve reminded me, I do recall some of those westerns. I think some outlaws even road their horses inside at times. I suppose intimidation was the point.
Pat I have learned not to drink coffee as I read these “laws”. Most of them are so comical I would definitely choke. It was hard for me to choose between #3 and #4 so I’m guessing #4. I miss the mark so often it’s probably neither. Lol
Excited for the soon release of Fatal Witness!
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Hi, Miss Mary. I’m so glad you find these funny…laughter is the best medicine. 🙂 We’ll see nxt week if it’s #4!
Love the yellow glow with the branches in front. I don’t often see that much or that kind of yellow in a sky. Beautiful.
Guess I’m going with #3 about not riding your horse on the front porch. I have to agree with Gail Hollingsworth though. Poor Pippi Longstocking wouldn’t be able to tolerate this one.
Less than a month now. . . actually 28 days until Fatal Witness comes out, but who’s counting? 🙂 So excited for you, Pat!!!
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Thank you, Barbara! I am beyond excited…also tired! Spent yesterday creating memes for the release. lol If it weren’t for marketing, I could write a whole lot more. 😉
We’ll see next week if it’s #3.
Looking forward to seeing the memes. I hear ya on the marketing. It’s like dusting. It has to be done, but not the most fun part. I’m sure you are tired. . . Marketing brain. You need a good sniff of paper and pen to revive the heart! 🙂
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Amen! 😉
I am guessing #4.
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Hi Gloria! We’ll see…
#3
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Hi Mary…we’ll see…#3 is very popular…
I say #3. I can’t see the porch as roomy enough for a decent ride, so I can’t see why anyone would want to make it unlawful.
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Love your logic, Joy…we’ll see.
#3
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MS Barb, #3 is very popular…about as popular as #2…we’ll see…
I’m going to guess #4
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We’ll seen, Megan!
#2
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Number 2 is very popular, Patricia…we’ll see.
Another beautiful picture and great Scripture selection!
That second one is probably a current law in several states. With all the debates over library books, they don’t want their board members squaring off against each other.
We all know what a big mess pigeons leave wherever they congregate. I’m sure this law was an attempt to avoid even bigger messes from a bunch of scared pigeons.
I’m going with #1. I could probably make a case against collecting seaweed anytime. I was told thirty years ago that it was illegal to remove sand from Virginia Beach. I don’t think there would be a reason to restrict collecting seaweed at night.
I will go with #2
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We’ll see, Shelia–it’s really popular!
Gorgeous photo, Pat!
#1
Taking a wild guess on #3 , they’re all crazy to me!! Love this picture, it’s breathtaking. You have beautiful sunsets where you live!
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Our sunsets have been spectacular this year, Ms. Dottie. And lately I’ve happened up on them at just the right time. 🙂 We’ll see next week if it’s #3!
I’m going with #2.
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We’ll see, Ellen…#2 is a popular answer…
I am going with 2 just because dueling seems more Brittish.
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Hi Susan…we’ll see if it’s the popular #2.