Outdated, Crazy Laws
Weird, Amusing Laws of 13 Western States
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Outdated, Crazy Laws
Narrated by:
Eva R-Marienchild
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Narrated by:
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Eva R-Marienchild
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By:
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Felicia Hale
About this listen
Discover hidden forgotten laws! Unravel the mystery!
- Which state honors Sasquatch (Bigfoot, Yeti)?
- Can I bring my fishbowl on the bus?
- What part do camels play in the western United States?
- Why can't we have a pet gerbil or hamster?
Easily find the answers in this book and more. This book will make you smile and laugh along the way. It will lift your spirits on a bad day. Absurd forgotten laws will make you wonder why they were created. Some are outdated, but some were created in the 20th and 21st centuries. This book will tell you which laws are genuine and which are myths. If this interests you, then scroll up and click the buy button.
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