More Crazy Laws #44 ~ Mystery Question

Patricia Bradley Mystery Question 40 Comments

More Crazy Laws #44 is this week’s Mystery Question. I am continually amazed that I keep finding crazy state laws that are still on the books!

But first the photo and verse. I rarely catch sunlight refracting like in the photo–it’s mostly by accident. lol But I love it when I do. Every time, it reminds me of the verse. And I love the song based on that verse.

Now for last week’s Crazy State Laws #43. Three true laws and one made-up one. Can you guess which one?
  1. Did you know it’s illegal to tie a giraffe to a telephone pole or street lamp in this state? (GA)
  2.  It’s illegal for women to wear pants in certain parts of this state.
  3.  Using a firearm to fish is illegal in this state, so no leveling your gun at a fish and saying,” Give me your scales or I’ll shoot.” (WY)
  4. Better not hunt camels here–you could end up paying a stiff fine! (AZ)

And the answer is…#2…congrats to all who guessed correctly!

Now for this week’s Crazy State Laws #45. Three true laws and one made-up one. Can you guess which one?
  1. Here you can spend up to one year in jail if you’re found drunk in a mine.
  2. Not that I’d want to, but taking a bite out of another’s hamburger in this state is illegal.
  3. You better not strut down Main Street with a lunchbox in hand here.
  4. Even though cemeteries were built in the 19th century with picnicking near your dearly departed in mind, you can no longer bring a picnic lunch to a cemetery in this state.
Okay Super Slueths, which one did I make up? Leave your answers in the comments and I’ll enter you in a drawing for a book from my library and I’ll enter you in a drawing for a book from my library!
Crazy State Laws #45. Three true laws and one made-up one. Can you guess which one? Leave your answer in the comments on the blog and I'll enter you in a July drawing for a book from my library! Share on X

Next Saturday and Sunday I’ll be signing books with these fabulous authors:  Colleen Coble, Rick Acker, Denise Hunter, Lynette Eason, and Cindy Sproles! So if you’re in the area, stop by!

Books signings with Colleen Coble, Rick Acker, Denise Hunter, Lynette Eason, Cindy Sproles and Patricia Bradley

Here’s a schedule! I would love to see you at any of the places!

Murfreesboro, TN
Sat July 13
10 am-12 pm CDT
Christian Publishers’ Outlet
2033 Old Fort Pkwy, Murfreesboro, TN 37129
Guest Authors: Patricia Bradley, Cindy Sproles
Learn more: https://www.facebook.com/events/358097267277433/


Shelbyville, TN

Sat July 13
1-3:00 pm CDT
New Covenant Christian Bookstore
800 N Main St, Shelbyville, TN 37160
Guest Authors: Patricia Bradley, Lynette Eason, Cindy Sproles
Learn more: https://shopnewcovenant.com/events-2/


Chattanooga, TN

Sun July 14
2-4:00 pm EDT
Barnes & Noble
2100 Hamilton Place Blvd, Chattanooga, TN 37421
Learn more: https://stores.barnesandnoble.com/store/2337


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  1. Delores Topliff

    I’m also going w/ #4, & I’m glad you have those book signing opportunities AND that people in those areas can come see you!

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  2. frazierhlhs

    I will also go with #4. Someone was probably afraid the smell of the food would entice the corpses from their graves.

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  3. Tim Johnson

    What a dazzling photo, and the perfect verse to go with it! Thank you, Pat!

    I hope your book signings are well attended. I see you’re in good company, too.

    And now for those crazy laws…
    #1. I can see why it would be against the law to be drunk in a mine. And the further down you are, the steeper the penalty.
    #2. Hey, keep your paws off my burger, and your choppers to yourself!
    #3. OK on any other street, but Main street? Definitely a no-no.
    #4. No more lunches with uncle Barney, I guess.
    #3 is tempting, but I am going with #4 as the one you made up. Just don’t litter.

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      Patricia Bradley

      Thank you, Tim! I’ll enjoy interacting with readers at the book signings. And as usual I’m enjoying your reasoning of the laws! We’ll see if your winning streak continues…

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  4. Barbara Diggs

    Oh! The photo brought a hearty gasp and a big smile. Just spectacular, Pat! And the verse…profound and perfect. What a blessing.

    As usual, these crazy laws continue to be a challenge. I’m going to be different and go with #1

    Hope the book signings go well in our fair land of Tennessee! 🙂

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  5. Mary G

    Another beautiful photo and amazing verse! So thankful Jesus is the Light of the world!
    I’ll guess #4

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  6. Priscilla Bettis

    It’s crazy that the giraffe law is actually a law! For this week, I pick number 3 because lots of people carry their lunch to work, so lunchboxes are essential. It’d be irrational to outlaw them.

    Have fun at the book signing next weekend!

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      Patricia Bradley

      Great logic, Priscilla! I often wonder what has happened in a particular place for lawmakers to make some of these crazy laws…like did someone actually tie a giraffe to a lamp post??? We’ll see if it’s #3 next week…

      I’m really looking forward to the book signing! It’s always better when there are other authors there and these are some great ones!!

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  7. Edward Arrington

    That is a brilliant light. I would not want to be driving directly toward it. Wonderful verse.

    I will simply say about #2 that I would have stayed in trouble when my wife were dating because there was a drive-in restaurant locally that served great cheeseburgers. We went there often. Every time we got cheeseburgers, she gave me the last bite of hers.

    It’s been a long three days, so I’m taking the easy way tonight. I’m going to agree with Tim on #4 being made up. I didn’t do well last week when I picked a different one than he did.

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      1. Edward Arrington

        I just reread what I typed above. I should have done that before I hit send last night. I said, “when my wife were dating . . .” HMM! I wonder who she “were dating.” Obviously, I should have said when “my wife and I were dating.” I think I got sidetracked on whether to say wife or girlfriend. When I made my choice, I left “and I” out. I hate it when I see my own typos. I suppose that’s how authors feel as well.

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        Patricia Bradley

        Actually, Edward, I read it as “when my wife and I were dating.” lol that’s why someone else proofreads my writing–I see what should be there…

  8. Lelia “ Lucy” Reynolds

    I’m going with #3 as you might work on Main Street and need to bring your lunch. I love the refraction in the photo and a perfect verse. Blessings

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