I mean, when I registered to vote when I turned 18 in the 1980s, my signature was legible cursive, which at the time I thought was required.

Now it's most commonly just a slashed line.

If I want my vote to count, I have to forge my signature from nearly 40 years ago.... which is great honestly.

I mean, pics or it didn't happen

I like my rad power bike, but I really liked having a local service place. I will have to wait and see what happens.

As busy as the service place was, I can't believe it's not printing money.

We should have banned private jets before commercial flights.

Must be a trade for the targeting earlier

I have been disenfranchised by this a couple of times until I realized that I need to forge my almost actually readable cursive signature from when I was 18 and registered to vote.

I got a text saying my signature worked and ballot counted for this election!

I had to take The Boy to one of the in person places a few years ago. They were great. Tons of friendly helpers, no lines, they confirmed who he was and got him a ballet.

They make delicious beer.

It takes extra time to match signatures to ensure a legitimate vote. It’s totally worth the wait.

As long as there is one between the outlet and the panel, that one will gfci protect all downstream outlets. Bonus fun finding out where that outlet is hiding when something trips them.

Was there last December, love Bamberg!

The female characters on that show are all amazing.

Yeesh. Like, why not move it to some other DC park?!?

Yup. I just end up with a fleece or flannel under an uninsulated rain jacket.

TSA lists the ID that are OK to use on their website. When i tried to use my veteran health ID card (it is always in my wallet and 1,000 easier to replace if lost than a passport) the guy said they don’t accept that. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

www.tsa.gov/travel/secur...

Really what you are saying is YA fiction is weird in every decade.