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Posted by RockParkMan on Fri Jul 27 21:02:30 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by Spider-Pig on Fri Jul 27 20:44:57 2012. Ok. |
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Posted by Dave on Fri Jul 27 21:07:11 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by bingbong on Fri Jul 27 20:06:17 2012. Shows how little you know. Try again:Concealed carry licensing The Texas concealed carry permit is called a "Concealed Handgun License" or CHL. Permits are issued on a non-discretionary ("shall-issue") basis to all eligible, qualified applicants. The concealed handgun law sets out the eligibility criteria that must be met. For example, an applicant must be eligible to purchase a handgun under the State and Federal laws (including an age restriction of 21), however an exception is granted to active members of the military who are age 18 and over. Additionally, a number of factors may make a person ineligible (temporarily or permanently) to obtain a license, including: felony convictions (permanent) and Class A or B misdemeanors (5 years, permanent in cases of domestic violence), including charges that resulted in probation or deferred adjudication; pending criminal charges (indefinite until resolved); chemical or alcohol dependency (defined as 2 convictions for substance-related offenses in a 10-year period; 10-year ban from the date of the first conviction); certain types of psychological diagnoses (indefinite until the condition is testified by a medical professional as being in remission); protective or restraining orders (indefinite until rescinded); or defaults on taxes, governmental fees, or child support (indefinite until resolved).[3] This last category, though having little to do with a person's ability to own a firearm, is in keeping with Texas policy for any licensing; those who are delinquent or in default on State-regulated debts are generally barred from obtaining or renewing any State-issued license (including driver licenses), as an incentive to settle those debts. An eligible person wishing to obtain a CHL must take a State-set instruction course taught by a licensed instructor, covering topics such as applicable laws, conflict resolution, criminal/civil liability, and handgun safety, and pass a practical qualification at a firing range with a weapon of the type they wish to use (revolver or semi-automatic) and of a caliber greater than .32".Such courses vary in cost, but are typically around $100-$125 for new applicants (usually not including the cost of ammunition and other shooting supplies; the practical qualification requires firing 50 rounds of ammunition). They may then apply, providing a picture, fingerprints, other documentation, and a $140 application fee ($70 for renewals, and active and discharged military are eligible for discounts) to the DPS, which processes the application, runs a federal background check, and if all is well, issues the permit. |
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Posted by bingbong on Fri Jul 27 21:09:34 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by Dan Lawrence on Fri Jul 27 20:58:26 2012. That's not a good sign for varmints. |
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Posted by bingbong on Fri Jul 27 21:12:04 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by Dave on Fri Jul 27 21:07:11 2012. Getting a driver's license there is supposedly harder.That is what I said. |
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Posted by Dan Lawrence on Fri Jul 27 21:13:01 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by bingbong on Fri Jul 27 21:09:34 2012. Giggle!!! Another reason not to vote for Mitt. |
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Posted by bingbong on Fri Jul 27 21:17:14 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by Dan Lawrence on Fri Jul 27 21:13:01 2012. That's a classic 30 seconds of mirth! |
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Posted by Dave on Fri Jul 27 21:19:50 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by bingbong on Fri Jul 27 21:12:04 2012. You think that's easier than getting a driver's license? LOL!!If currently licensed in another state: 1. Pass the written test. 2. Pass a vision test. That's not too tough, is it? |
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Posted by bingbong on Fri Jul 27 21:20:58 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by Dave on Fri Jul 27 21:19:50 2012. Find a DMV in Texas. There's more gun permit offices. |
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Posted by Dave on Fri Jul 27 22:27:49 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by bingbong on Fri Jul 27 21:20:58 2012. You're really making shit up tonight, aren't you?There is no such thing as a "gun permit office" in Texas. A CHL application is mailed to the Texas Department of Public Safety. There are 6 satellite offices throughout the state and the headquarters in Austin. All applications are reviewed in Austin. Statewide there are several hundred DMV offices. |
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Posted by bingbong on Fri Jul 27 22:38:58 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by Dave on Fri Jul 27 22:27:49 2012. So why is it so difficult to get to a DMV down there?I don't believe your 100s of DMV offices is accurate. If there were, it wouldn't take a 200 mile trip to get to one. ....yet few have problems getting a gun license. |
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Posted by Train Dude on Sat Jul 28 02:47:21 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by bingbong on Fri Jul 27 21:20:58 2012.  |
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Posted by Dave on Sat Jul 28 07:29:24 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by bingbong on Fri Jul 27 22:38:58 2012. You don't believe my 100s of DMV offices is accurate? Texas has 254 counties. Contrary to what Rep. Fisher said in the NYT op-ed, every county has at least one DMV office. From the Texas Department of Transportation web site:"LOCATIONS BY COUNTY The Texas Department of Public Safety has Driver License Offices; and the Department of Transportation has County Tax Offices, in all counties throughout the State." Add in the cities with multiple offices where you can get a license (Dallas has 19, Houston has 25) and you have hundreds. Thanks for playing, bingbong. Try again! |
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Posted by bingbong on Sat Jul 28 10:10:25 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by Dave on Sat Jul 28 07:29:24 2012. You're confusing me with someone that cares. I showed you my information. That's about as far as I care to take it, what I read is fine with me. But let's think about this.Given their only approach to fiscal problems is budget cutting I could see him closing DMV offices. There are serious fiscal problems. In cutting the DMV offices,they probably cut the web designer,or shuffled the work onto an already overworked designer in another department. Websites can languish for years, unchanged untouched. It's also an election year. Texas is attempting to disenfranchise voters through a law requiring ID to vote. The only place most can get acceptable ID is DMV. So in order to increase difficulty for a voter (who probably would not vote republican) closing DMV offices would be the best way to serve the governors political interests. (I'm not the first to make this call, BTW, and it's among the reasons that law is in Federal court) |
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Posted by SMAZ on Sat Jul 28 10:28:06 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by bingbong on Fri Jul 27 21:12:04 2012. Getting a driver's license there is supposedly harder.There is no constitutional right to a driver's license. |
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Posted by Dave on Sat Jul 28 11:38:35 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by bingbong on Sat Jul 28 10:10:25 2012. You're confused only because you're not intellectually honest enough to admit your information is wrong. I showed you the information from the source. Your hypothetical budget cutting idea is laughable, as is your other idea about closing the DMV to disenfranchise voters. It does show that you have a future career as a fiction writer, though.You're now 0 for 3. Enjoy your weekend. |
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Posted by bingbong on Sat Jul 28 12:02:23 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by Dave on Sat Jul 28 11:38:35 2012. I'm intellectually honest enough to show what my information IS. You have not.You have no idea what honesty is. Which is typical I've seen of RW trolls. The Texas voter ID is in the courts. Explain that. Or are you too dishonest to?. |
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Posted by Dave on Sat Jul 28 19:22:06 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by bingbong on Sat Jul 28 12:02:23 2012. I'm intellectually honest enough to show what my information IS. You have not.You must have not read when I posted it: From the Texas Department of Transportation web site: "LOCATIONS BY COUNTY The Texas Department of Public Safety has Driver License Offices; and the Department of Transportation has County Tax Offices, in all counties throughout the State." Try again! |
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Posted by bingbong on Sat Jul 28 19:59:49 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by Dave on Sat Jul 28 19:22:06 2012. No URL. Plus you didn't get what I said about website inaccuracies. That is frequently seen in rarely-updated government sites. |
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Posted by Dave on Sat Jul 28 23:08:09 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by bingbong on Sat Jul 28 19:59:49 2012. No URL. You caught me...I made the whole thing up.Are you really that lazy or is this part of your being obtuse? And your theory about the website information being stale is laughable; maybe it is in Buttlick, NY where you live but the TX DPS website is dated 2011. http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/administration/driver_licensing_control/rolodex/search.asp Plus privately owned agencies where you can apply for a driver's license: http://www.dmv.org/tx-texas/dmv-office-finder.php Try again, bingbong. You're digging an ever-deepening hole for yourself here. |
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Posted by SelkirkTMO on Sat Jul 28 23:16:20 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by Dave on Sat Jul 28 23:08:09 2012. Wait ...lolwut?! A "rolodex?" :)(you knew I just HAD to!) |
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Posted by bingbong on Sun Jul 29 00:43:04 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by Dave on Sat Jul 28 23:08:09 2012. No, this just isn't worth the time. as someone that has no interest in the state period why would I care? It's not like I expect to ever need a TX driver's license yunno.Plus, it's 2012. Site's dated, eh? Privately owned DMVs??? LOL!!! |
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Posted by Dave on Sun Jul 29 07:57:36 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by bingbong on Sun Jul 29 00:43:04 2012. Private DMV offices are very common in almost every state, including New York, where they're called Private Service Bureaus. The closest ones to where you live are in Albany and Vorheesville.http://www.dmv.ny.gov/forms/PSB.pdf See what happens when you spend 5 minutes on the net rather than making shit up? You find facts! This is too much fun. Debating you is like watching a man with no arms try to tie his shoelaces. |
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Posted by bingbong on Sun Jul 29 08:36:28 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by Dave on Sun Jul 29 07:57:36 2012. WRONG. Those are rural services which are performed by traveling DMV employees in town halls around h estate on specific days. They are NOT privatized in the least.Albany is a city, it has a large full-time DMV office. See what you know. It's also the capital of the state. |
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Posted by Dave on Sun Jul 29 11:02:09 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by bingbong on Sun Jul 29 08:36:28 2012. Rural, eh? I didn't realize the Bronx and Brooklyn were rural. So I guess All Taxi Management is town hall in Long Island City, eh? And silly me...I never knew I&R Private Service is town hall in that rural burg known as Brooklyn.ROTFL! You are so silly, girl! Keep on slinging the BS. No one here except your hubby believes anything you say. How deep is that hole you're standing in, anyway? PRIVATE SERVICE BUREAU PARTNERS Approved by the NYS DMV Revised 1/5/2012 (Alphabetical) Name Address City State Phone A Thru Z Private Bureau Services 310 Roebling Street Brooklyn NY 718-599-4747 A Thru Z Private Service Bureau 4021-14 Avenue Brooklyn NY 718-686-1405 All Taxi Management, Inc. 41-25 36th Street Long Island City NY 718-361-0055 x 140 Auto Max Services, Inc. 231 Norman Avenue Brooklyn NY 718-389-5111 City Insurance Agency, Inc. 779 60th Street, 2nd Floor Brooklyn NY 718-833-8332 Five Boro Partnering 2305 White Plains Rd. Bronx NY 718-798-5088 General Systems Solutions 11 Drywall Lane Voorheesville NY 518-765-2327 x 6124 Gheith Insurance Agency 323 9TH STREET Brooklyn NY 718-768-8064 H.E. Villagran Private Service Bureau 80-20 Rockaway Blvd. Ozone Park NY 718-824-2727/917-416-1220 I&R Private Service 242 Wyckoff Avenue Brooklyn NY 718-821-3664 Inter-World Auto Driving School, Inc. 2513 65th Street Brooklyn NY 718-382-9600 Katzco Motor Vehicle Service LTD. 421 Route 59 Monsey NY 845-425-4667 M&D Private Service Bureau 1548 McDonalds Avenue Brooklyn NY 718-376-4100/4115 Maggard Information Associates 275 1/2 Lark Street Albany NY 518-463-2426/404-918-5116 Mansi International, LLC. 43-05 31 Avenue Long Island City NY 646-732-6864 Mazzola Agency 1619 E. Ridge Road Rochester NY 585-266-7130 x 112 Milton Kalish Partnership 1203 Avenue U Brooklyn NY 718-339-9037 MV Express 1547 Union Street Brooklyn NY 718-493-0600 Mystic Brokerage, Inc. 330 McGuinness Blvd. Brooklyn NY 718-349-7610 x 310 N.F.A.D.A. - AKRON 12200 Main Street Akron NY 716-542-3300 Oriental Coverage, Inc. 6523 11th Avenue Brooklyn NY 718-232-0009 PBQ Brokerage Corporation 541 Sutter Avenue Brooklyn NY 718-345-7200 Plate Runner 1722 Coney Island Ave. Brooklyn NY 718-377-1919 Plateman, Inc. 147 New Dorp Lane Staten Island NY 718-667-4746 Queens Borough Driving School, Inc. 2264 65 Street Brooklyn NY 718-232-6652 Robert Pehnke Corporation 137-34 Jamaica Ave Jamaica NY 718-657-4100 Sunrise Private Service Bureau 3208 3rd Avenue Bronx NY 718-993-3332 Susan's Business Office 805 Melrose Ave. Bronx NY 718-665-4750 |
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Posted by bingbong on Sun Jul 29 11:10:49 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by Dave on Sun Jul 29 11:02:09 2012. You can't applyforor receive a license,plates or any actual DMV business at a driving school. |
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Posted by Train Dude on Sun Jul 29 12:06:39 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by bingbong on Sun Jul 29 11:10:49 2012. I CALL Acredited motorcycle training schools can administer the road test and certify an applicant qualified for a motorcycle license in New York State. When will you ever stop posting bullshit? |
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Posted by bingbong on Sun Jul 29 12:32:30 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by Train Dude on Sun Jul 29 12:06:39 2012.  You are WRONG.A motorcycle license is NOT a driver license or state photo ID. |
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Posted by RockParkMan on Sun Jul 29 12:35:19 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by bingbong on Sun Jul 29 12:32:30 2012. A motorcycle license (Class DM) is a driver license. |
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Posted by Train Dude on Sun Jul 29 12:49:41 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by bingbong on Sun Jul 29 12:32:30 2012. I beg to differ with you. Why don't you read this first before you start rattling that garbage can you call a mouth. When you are done, you can either admit that you are wrong or just continue to prove what I've been saying about you is true. |
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Posted by bingbong on Sun Jul 29 13:51:12 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by RockParkMan on Sun Jul 29 12:35:19 2012. In NY it's an endorsement. |
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Posted by bingbong on Sun Jul 29 13:59:41 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by Train Dude on Sun Jul 29 12:49:41 2012. Not until you act civilized. |
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Posted by Train Dude on Sun Jul 29 14:06:37 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by bingbong on Sun Jul 29 13:51:12 2012. We're still waiting for you to respond about that motorcycle license thing. Did you get the chance to check out that link? |
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Posted by Train Dude on Sun Jul 29 14:07:56 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by bingbong on Sun Jul 29 13:59:41 2012. hahhaaah. So I guess that would be a "NO". You will never admit that you were wrong. That's okay. I'd have been disappointed if you had. |
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Posted by bingbong on Sun Jul 29 14:16:21 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by Train Dude on Sun Jul 29 14:07:56 2012. It's not a no. You don't deserve a reply, troll. |
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Posted by Train Dude on Sun Jul 29 14:20:27 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by bingbong on Sun Jul 29 14:16:21 2012. You are wrong so you resort to name calling instead of admitting that you were wrong. Mot only wrong to me but wrong to RockParkMan when you said that it was an endorsement, not a license. From the first line of the link I gave you:SO now you can acknowledge your error to him and not give me the satisfaction. |
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Posted by Dan Lawrence on Sun Jul 29 14:21:16 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by Train Dude on Sun Jul 29 14:06:37 2012. In Maryland you most have at least a class C drivers license with a motorcycle endorsement. Is that the same in New York? |
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Posted by bingbong on Sun Jul 29 14:31:26 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by Dan Lawrence on Sun Jul 29 14:21:16 2012. In NY you can get a motorcycle ONLY license if you pass the written test for a drivers license as well as the written motorcycle test and motorcycle road test. You still need to go to the DMV office to be photographed. |
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Posted by Train Dude on Sun Jul 29 14:33:34 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by Dan Lawrence on Sun Jul 29 14:21:16 2012. LICENSESTo operate a motorcycle in New York State, you must have a motorcycle operator's license (Class M) or a motorcycle junior operator's license (Class MJ). You may drive a motorcycle in New York if you are a resident of another state or country and have a valid motorcycle license from there. If you are less than 18 years old, you must obey the license restrictions for both the out-of-state jurisdiction and New York State. In NY State endorsements apply to certain special conditions. For example, a Commercial Drivers License may also include endorsements for Air Brake or for Haz-Mat. A regular class D license does not get a motorcycle endorsement (which does not exist). The motorcycle license is seperate and apart from the Class D License. |
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Posted by Train Dude on Sun Jul 29 15:41:51 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by bingbong on Sun Jul 29 14:31:26 2012. But didn't you say that there was no Motorcycle license? I could have sworn that you told me that. By Jimminy, you certainly did say that. |
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Posted by bingbong on Sun Jul 29 16:12:30 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by Train Dude on Sun Jul 29 15:41:51 2012. Tel me why someone who got their license some 40 years ago when motorcycle was an endorsement (knowledge needed to pass Driver's ED)and no separate license existed at the time, and had no interest in all those years to get a motorcycle, would care about a change in the law that occurred at some point in the past 40 years?I COULD CARE LESS ABOUT IT. Get it? 
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Posted by Train Dude on Sun Jul 29 16:17:40 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by bingbong on Sun Jul 29 16:12:30 2012. First of all, I got my motorcycle license in 1967. It was a motorcycle license 45 years ago as it is today. The bigger question that instead of turning yourself inside out to justify your being wrong, and then posting cartoons that don't really make you look any smarter, why can't you just admit that you misspoke, you were wrong and let it go at that? I did so in another thread when I was shown to be wrong. Its really not all that hard. |
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Posted by TERRapin station on Sun Jul 29 17:54:06 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by bingbong on Sun Jul 29 16:12:30 2012. Yep, you used the famous Selkook/bingbong "I don't care" excuse after you were shown to be wrong. Why can't you skip the boiler plate canned excuse and just admit you were wrong? |
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Posted by bingbong on Sun Jul 29 18:19:25 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by TERRapin station on Sun Jul 29 17:54:06 2012. That's because the truth is I don't care. Otherwise I would have made the point to know that. But I don't so I don't. |
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Posted by RockParkMan on Sun Jul 29 18:20:45 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by TERRapin station on Sun Jul 29 17:54:06 2012. Lap my piss you dog. |
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Posted by SelkirkTMO on Sun Jul 29 18:22:03 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by bingbong on Sun Jul 29 18:19:25 2012. Obsessive compulsives compel your compulsion to obsess. You MUST care because they care. :) |
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Posted by Train Dude on Sun Jul 29 18:52:04 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by bingbong on Sun Jul 29 18:19:25 2012. You cared enough to insist that I was wrong. You cared enough to post that it was not a license but an endorsement. You cared enough to try to LIE and say 40 years ago it was an endorsement. You even lie about your lying. You lack any semblance of integrity. YOU LOSE. |
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Posted by BigBusDriver on Sun Jul 29 19:16:38 2012, in response to How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by Chris R16/R2730 on Fri Jul 27 12:54:14 2012. Where is the outcry? The man used a KNIFE, for god's sake!NOW is the time to OUTLAW ALL KNIVES! STILL LOL@THE INSANITY OF IT ALL |
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Posted by bingbong on Sun Jul 29 19:52:44 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by Train Dude on Sun Jul 29 18:52:04 2012. The only thing you're right about is that I don't care about this minutae. Please feel free to continue argue amongst yourself.This original issue was lost. It was about photo ID. In NY, to get any license or ID you MUST appear at a DMV Office. It's the same in states that are using photo ID as a way to disenfranchise voters. It is an established fact that the majority of these voters would vote Democratic. Many of these people, in places like rural Texas (one of the states trying to enact such a suppressive law, currently in court) face 4 hours travel time (round trip) plus the universal DMV experience in order to get ID.THAT was the point. |
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Posted by Train Dude on Sun Jul 29 19:58:35 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by bingbong on Sun Jul 29 19:52:44 2012. YOU STILL LOSE - LOSER |
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Posted by Dan Lawrence on Sun Aug 5 15:40:04 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by Train Dude on Sun Jul 29 14:33:34 2012. In Maryland a motorcycle license is always an endorsement to a regular class Driver license. Maryland has several classes, in fact 25 different classes total. |
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