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Current Events => General Discussion => Topic started by: MrsSmith on May 20, 2010, 06:07:59 AM
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From the huge controversy over requiring immigrants to "carry papers." I just wondered how many "papers" citizens usually carry?
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From the huge controversy over requiring immigrants to "carry papers." I just wondered how many "papers" citizens usually carry?
Mrs, Smith, we are warned not to carry our #SS. card on us, we if driving have a valid license, Registration and insurance card.
I have my library card, my health insurance card, and just one credit card at a time.
Only one photo ID, I did have one for BJ's club but that was a few years ago.
If I were to be rounded up and could not prove who I am, at my age no problem. I view this as their problem, it is not for me to prove I am a citizen,, it is by law for them to prove I am not.
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License, medical insurance card, bank card, Legion membership card, SS card.
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Driver's license, couple of credit cards, library card, insurance cards, golf handicap card...I think that's about it.
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License, Medical Card, Credit Card (1) Dallas Darts Association Membership Card, and AFL Ladies Auxilliary Card.
(of course Car insurance in the glove box)
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License, debit, voters registration, Sam's (has a pic on it), insurance.
I'm not even sure where my SS card is.... :(
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License, Medical Card, Credit Card (1) Dallas Darts Association Membership Card, and AFL Ladies Auxilliary Card.
(of course Car insurance in the glove box)
Darts?
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Darts?
Yup. played league for about 12 years or so. My shoulder finally gave out, so no more, but I still keep the card with me.
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My Drivers Liscence and Military ID would be my most usable form.
I don't even walk out of the house without them. My military ID has my blood type on there, so in the event I'm hit by a car, or something that knocks me unconcious they'll have that info available.
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Yup. played league for about 12 years or so. My shoulder finally gave out, so no more, but I still keep the card with me.
I never played in a league, just a couple tournaments now and then. Mostly my wife and I threw while having a few beers.
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Copied from the other thread since it's more appropriate here.
Driver's License
2 debit cards
UNT Student ID
TWU Student ID
Concealed Carry License
Library Card
Health Insurance Card
So, 8.
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Drivers license, heath insurance card, debit card, two credit cards and Costco membership with photo. I guess that is 6 not 5. I voted less than 5. I just got my new voters registration card for CA so I will probably carry that too.
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Driver's license, ATM, credit cards, BJs membership, company ID & Army Contractor ID (CAC card), voter ID, blood donor card w/ blood type on it -- just in case. Vehicle reg & insurance in glove box.
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Driver's license, voter registration, a voided check, and my SS# card.
My wallet also contains an ATM card, 8 gift certificates/reward cards, 2 library cards, 2 insurance cards, and 14 business cards.
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I voted less than 5 but after reading other people's lists I have to say over 10 now.
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DL, CWP, 3 debit cards, Sams, and 3 other credit cards, insurance cards (2), voter reg.
{ETA} If I diggle around a bit out in the garage I can find a badge too. :-)
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No one said, "None??" Wow, what a shock...NOT. :evillaugh:
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3. Oh I was going to say "I don't need no stinkin'! but I see it has been done!
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You gotta be quick if you want to be a smartass around here.
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Forgot, I also carry a miniature (wallet size) of my real estate license. Always have it with me. Comes in real handy when the cops come because I've tripped the burglar alarm that I wasn't told about..... :censored:
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Forgot, I also carry a miniature (wallet size) of my real estate license. Always have it with me. Comes in real handy when the cops come because I've tripped the burglar alarm that I wasn't told about..... :censored:
That's not racial profiling...that's realtor profiling... :-)
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ID card, (can't drive though) Health Coverage card, bank card, blood doner card, library card, debit card, Copps grocery store card, and various othre cards that can be used to identify me.
6-12.
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Maybe I should add this to the poll...how many are required to wear an ID tag at work? Talk about having to carry papers!!!!
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Maybe I should add this to the poll...how many are required to wear an ID tag at work? Talk about having to carry papers!!!!
Me and everyone in my company. Although most of the time, mine is in my pocket...
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Me and everyone in my company. Although most of the time, mine is in my pocket...
Seriously? Wow, in my company, lack of a name tag can get you in a lot of trouble. Maybe I should complain...it just has to be some type of profiling...right?
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Seriously? Wow, in my company, lack of a name tag can get you in a lot of trouble. Maybe I should complain...it just has to be some type of profiling...right?
Yeah, but, when it isn't in my pocket, I lose it. I put in my pocket when I am at my desk, or in the bathroom. Other than that it is clipped to me. Guess I am a renegade... :uhsure:
I do get hollered at a lot. It is always ON me, just not necessarily visible..
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Maybe I should add this to the poll...how many are required to wear an ID tag at work? Talk about having to carry papers!!!!
Not yet, but once I start doing clinicals this fall, oh yeah.
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Drivers License, Firearms License, "Medicare" card and assorted DR/CR cards.
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Drivers license, concealed carry license, pilot's license, social, ATM card, EAA membership card, Sam's Club card and my church Temple Recommend.
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As an evile capitalist pig I carry at least a dozen credit cards.
As the wife of a corporate pig/former military dictator wannabe I carry my dependent, er, excuse me as the military has become pc, my (never mind can't even remember the word but it will return to me when I become sober again manana) military spouse id card.
The most godawful drivers license ever issued to womankind-my DL taken one day after my lily white skin connected with the burning summer heat of AZ, my hair was a frizzy cloud-some freaking sadist at DMV was just waiting on me.
Hmm, my library card so I can checkout all the books I'm too damn cheap to buy. I have been donating my paranormal romances in hopes of improving their stock.
My social security card-the original one issued when I was 13 and in JROTC and told I must get one. It's a little dilapidated but so far as I know no frikking illegal is using the number.
Various animal rescue society membership cards. Sue me, I'm a bleeding heart liberal when it comes to cats, dogs, horses, lions, tigers and bears, oh my.
Maybe 20 forms of id in all. And the police ask for my DL every time they pull me over for speeding. BUT, important point here, I DON'T bail from my car running. :tongue:
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Maybe I should add this to the poll...how many are required to wear an ID tag at work? Talk about having to carry papers!!!!
Ralphie raises his hand!
Pretty much since 9/11. Must be Bush's fault, right? :-)
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Ralphie raises his hand!
Pretty much since 9/11. Must be Bush's fault, right? :-)
Damn Bush, responsible for the Muzzie terrorists too. :rotf:
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Damn Bush, responsible for the Muzzie terrorists too. :rotf:
But of course! :evillaugh:
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It sure is Bush's fault he caused everything that is wrong today :sarcasm:
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Maybe I should add this to the poll...how many are required to wear an ID tag at work? Talk about having to carry papers!!!!
I have to have my company ID with me -- can't get in any of the doors without it -- and I have to use my Army Contractor (CAC) card in the card reader attached to my computer to log into any of the systems I work in. And every couple of years, I have to go to Ft. Dix to renew the CAC card which, of course, requires MORE "papers" and fingerprinting as well. There's more . . . a 7 yr background check by individuals at Ft. Monmouth before I could starting working at my current job and a new I9 form every year I've been employed in my current job (which again requires I show a passport or equal documentation). Sheesh! Showing a driver's license is the LEAST of my requirements! The feds know every stupid detail of my life, it seems, and I'm not even a gov't employee . . . ::)
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I have to have my company ID with me -- can't get in any of the doors without it -- and I have to use my Army Contractor (CAC) card in the card reader attached to my computer to log into any of the systems I work in. And every couple of years, I have to go to Ft. Dix to renew the CAC card which, of course, requires MORE "papers" and fingerprinting as well. There's more . . . a 7 yr background check by individuals at Ft. Monmouth before I could starting working at my current job and a new I9 form every year I've been employed in my current job (which again requires I show a passport or equal documentation). Sheesh! Showing a driver's license is the LEAST of my requirements! The feds know every stupid detail of my life, it seems, and I'm not even a gov't employee . . . ::)
but, but, but.....that's just not right!!! after all you are just trying to do your job. a good person like you shouldn't need all those silly checks to see if you are reallllly good. stupid government..... :censored:
:lmao: I just cannot do Dummie with a straight face.... :lmao:
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but, but, but.....that's just not right!!! after all you are just trying to do your job. a good person like you shouldn't need all those silly checks to see if you are reallllly good. stupid government..... :censored:
:lmao: I just cannot do Dummie with a straight face.... :lmao:
Truly!! :rotf: All their whining about this stuff just proves most of them haven't held real jobs, etc. as the rest of us, when asked for "papers", can fan ID out like a hand of cards.
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Truly!! :rotf: All their whining about this stuff just proves most of them haven't held real jobs, etc. as the rest of us, when asked for "papers", can fan ID out like a hand of cards.
How much money does a DMV worker make a year ??? A little augmentation goes a long way to pay the bills.
In my neck of the woods this is how it worked for some years.
People that needed an ID would head for their Embassy in N.Y. and for a thousand bucks get a drivers licence from N.Y state, or an International Drivers License for $300.00. bucks. Some Dudes in Richmond VA. working at their DMV under cut the Embassy's on price and made millions before being caught.
My small town has allot of people that travel the world. When a couple Asian men staying at a motel in town went to the town clerk to register a car they had just bought, a International Drivers License was presented.
The license was much like a state drivers license, photo, also a thumb print and was laminated like ours.
Our Town clerk traveled allot and had one also, hers was like a pass port on paper. She called the police and the men were arrested.
The local news paper then decided to interview town and State police on what they they though was valid, the paper or the Laminated. To be fair they went to 10 different towns and a couple State Police stations.
I imagine you may know all ready the outcome, Each and every cop, Town or State picked the Laminated one.
When my son was in College, he and his Buddy's went to Boston and bought fake Id's to get them into the clubs at 19 years old.
Faking documents has been big business for a thousand years or more. Why else would Official documents been sealed with a signet ring and wax.???