Couple had to prove New Mexico was part of US before getting marriage license

a reply to: Klassified
LMAO.
It took 3 of us to decipher 1 sentence at work the other day. Some peoples cursive should be banned.


As far as not knowing NM was a state? That should be cause for termination, if you work with legal documents. Just stupidity.

a reply to: JAGStorm

LaQueesha and her supervisor DeAnton will keep their cushy do-nothing government jobs guaranteed.

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a reply to: grey580

Hope you were smart enough to use 14" to the foot since they were clueless anyway.

There was a bank teller in Maryland recently who refused service to a customer because they used as ID a driver license from the District of Columbia. According to the teller, the person had no US credentials. THIS is what the public education system is turning out these days.

Regarding $2 bills: in the 1940s, Wichita Falls, TX city leaders began calling for the closure of Shepherd Air Force Base because airmen stationed there were causing problems in town (getting rowdy in bars, defiling their daughters, worshiping the devil, etc.). State leadership took notice and talks began between the governor and state congressional members. The Shepherd base commander, in a brilliant move, had all AF personnel paid in $2 bills. The sudden influx of $2 bills into the local economy quickly forced municipal leaders to shut up.

Similar stories like this one are claimed to be an urban legend, but this specific description is from the book The Enlisted Experience, as recounted in an interview with retired AF Chief Master Sergeant Paul Airey.