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jp2
response 105 of 140: Mark Unseen   Oct 28 03:16 UTC 2001

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gelinas
response 106 of 140: Mark Unseen   Oct 28 03:30 UTC 2001

Yup, but "discrimination" is not, in and of itself, wrong.  In fact,
we usually fault folks who _don't_ discriminate for "bad judgment".

The question is merely on what grounds one judges.  In this case, the
grounds are reasonable.
aruba
response 107 of 140: Mark Unseen   Oct 28 03:44 UTC 2001

Re #105:  What do you mean by discriminatory?
jp2
response 108 of 140: Mark Unseen   Oct 28 03:50 UTC 2001

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gull
response 109 of 140: Mark Unseen   Oct 28 13:24 UTC 2001

I think for something to be "forgery" you have to be doing it with the
intent to deceive.
other
response 110 of 140: Mark Unseen   Oct 28 18:37 UTC 2001

re #102:

Counterfeiting laws have been significantly tweaked toward the rational 
since then.  If this were not the case, it would be a federal offense to 
manufacture those pads of paper which resemble oversized US currency.
davel
response 111 of 140: Mark Unseen   Oct 28 19:57 UTC 2001

Re 108: You mean that at some previous time you were doing something else?
Fooled *me*, if so.
eeyore
response 112 of 140: Mark Unseen   Oct 29 02:15 UTC 2001

It is completely legal in all states to make black and white photocopies of
your licence.  Ask pretty much any business, as it is usually required when
you hire in.  I've done calling around to my homeoffice, as well as to stores
in several other states, including MD, and all of them agree that it is legal.
gull
response 113 of 140: Mark Unseen   Oct 29 16:56 UTC 2001

When I was car shopping, every dealership I went to photocopied my 
driver's license before handing over the keys for a test drive.
jp2
response 114 of 140: Mark Unseen   Oct 29 17:10 UTC 2001

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aruba
response 115 of 140: Mark Unseen   Oct 29 18:43 UTC 2001

Did you call the DMV to check, Jamie?
jp2
response 116 of 140: Mark Unseen   Oct 29 18:58 UTC 2001

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eeyore
response 117 of 140: Mark Unseen   Oct 30 01:10 UTC 2001

But apparently my own legal checking doesn't count?
jp2
response 118 of 140: Mark Unseen   Oct 30 01:15 UTC 2001

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aruba
response 119 of 140: Mark Unseen   Oct 30 04:17 UTC 2001

Re #117:  Your checking counts in my book, Meg.  But I figured Jamie would
need to hear it for himself.
eeyore
response 120 of 140: Mark Unseen   Oct 30 04:42 UTC 2001

Considering how he's phrasing it online, I suspect that he will mis-represent
himself to the DMV.
davel
response 121 of 140: Mark Unseen   Oct 30 13:32 UTC 2001

"Hi, I just wanted to know if it's legal to forge a driver's license.",
perhaps?
eeyore
response 122 of 140: Mark Unseen   Oct 30 15:39 UTC 2001

That's kinda what I was thinking....
md
response 123 of 140: Mark Unseen   Oct 30 15:53 UTC 2001

Oh fer chrissake.  I just called the Maryland MVA, as they ridiculously 
call it, at 301-729-4550.  The woman I spoke with says it is perfectly 
legal to make an ordinary black-and-white photocopy of a Maryland 
driver's license.  The Maryland toll-free number is 800-950-1MVA (1-800-
950-1682), in case anyone from Maryland doesn't believe me.  Now will 
you all please SHUT UP?
jp2
response 124 of 140: Mark Unseen   Oct 30 15:56 UTC 2001

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md
response 125 of 140: Mark Unseen   Oct 30 16:04 UTC 2001

Everything about Maryland is ridiculous, including its name.  The 
Ballimer accent is a grotesque travesty of the English language.  The 
university there uses the *Christmas tree* song.  Ridiculous.
jp2
response 126 of 140: Mark Unseen   Oct 30 16:05 UTC 2001

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md
response 127 of 140: Mark Unseen   Oct 30 16:11 UTC 2001

I hasten to add that when I visit my Ballimer friends and we go to one 
of those crab places where they spread brown paper on the tabletop and 
you sit there opening crabs and drinking beer for six hours, that's not 
ridiculous.  That's about it, though.
eeyore
response 128 of 140: Mark Unseen   Oct 30 16:20 UTC 2001

And then you spend the next 6 hours running to the bathroom.......
jp2
response 129 of 140: Mark Unseen   Oct 30 16:28 UTC 2001

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