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July 2, 2008

Weird Wedding Laws Still on the Books

My favorite: In New Orleans, it is illegal for anyone claiming to be a palm reader, fortune teller, mystic healer or any other magic-possessing hoodwinker to offer up marriage services. More at Mental Floss. [JH]

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