More Crazy Laws #65 ~ Mystery Question

Patricia Bradley Mystery Question 41 Comments

More Crazy Laws #65 is this week’s Mystery Question. Sixty-five weeks. It’s hard to believe there are even more crazy laws out there!

And now for this week’s photo and verse. This is one of my favorite bird photos…except maybe for a video I took a couple of years ago of two cardinals at my window. You can see that here. And I love the verse I used.  In fact, that whole section in Matthew 6 is good to read if you deal with worry.

Now for last week’s More Crazy Laws #64. As usual, three are true and one is false. Can you guess which one?
  1. It’s against the law here to let your pet flamingo into a barber shop. (AK)
  2. Here’s it against the law to carry a concealed slingshot without a license. (AK)
  3. Kids can’t build a snowman taller than they are while on school property here. (AK)
  4. You can’t drive without clothes on here.

And the answer is…#4. I’m still wondering about #1…Alaska has trouble with flamingos?

Now for this week’s More Crazy Laws #65. As usual, three are true and one is false. Can you guess which one?
  1. Here it’s illegal to sell silverware on Sundays.
  2. You can go to jail here if you promise to marry a woman while trying to seduce her.
  3. Leaving your shopping cart in the middle of the parking lot here will incur a fine–so be sure to return it to the corral.
  4. Did you know it was illegal to remove a railroad from a town with more than 500 people here?

And just in case you didn’t check out Steve Laube’s Fun Friday, here is last week’s:


A pastor, rabbit, and a priest walked into a restaurant. The rabbit said, "I think I'm a typo in this story."

 

 


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  1. Barbara Diggs

    I always love the surprise of the upcoming photos, Pat. This one brought a big smile along with sound effects. That’s a great shot of the cardinal, too. I think they’re my favorite bird. Perfect Scripture.

    Going with #1 and so is James ( Charles 😉 ) 🙂

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  2. Tim Johnson

    I love cardinals. The bird was the mascot for my high school and college. The verse is a good reminder for us worry warts.
    The Alaskan flamingos must be the ones you stick in your yard. 🙂 Ugh. Reminds me of the plastic saguaro cactus I once saw in someone’s lawn in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Double ugh.

    OK. Now for the crazy laws.
    #1. Selling silverware on Sundays. Don’t see anything wrong with that.
    #2. Seduction with the promise of marriage. Yeah, I can see that law.
    #3. Not putting your shopping cart away once you’ve unloaded it into your vehicle. Definitely should be a law.
    #4. Illegal to remove a railroad from a town of over 500 people. Seems like a low bar.
    I’m going to say you made up #3. Hard to enforce without the parking lot police.

    Love the rabbit typo line.

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  3. Gloria Anderson

    The cardinal photo and video are very nice. I enjoy cardinals as well but the woodpecker that hangs out at our feeder on the deck is fun to watch crack the seeds on the post too.
    I am guessing #3 this week.

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  4. L. Murphy

    Love the photo and verse!
    The typo made me giggle.
    Now for the hard part…just for kicks, I’ll go with #1.
    Have a great week!

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  5. Edward Arrington

    Since three are real each week, that’s 195 crazy laws so far. I wonder what the total number of all crazy laws in our nation comes to?

    I haven’t seen any cardinals yet this year, but our neighbors had a large number of robins in their front yard last Sunday morning. Our state bird is the cardinal. That’s a good picture. I enjoyed the video. I love the way you match up pictures and verses.

    I’m choosing #2 as the law that was made up. It sounds like that one should be a law which makes me doubt that it is. The others seem unnecessary, ridiculous, or impossible to enforce. I think one thing that bothers me more than shopping carts left scattered all around are the drivers who park in the spaces with the diagonal lines between handicapped spaces, intended for people who need room to unload a wheelchair.

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  6. Carolyn Frazier

    I love cardinals so I really enjoyed the photo and video this week.
    I read the laws to my husband and he thinks #1 is made up. I couldn’t decide so I will go along with him.

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