Mornin’ Crustwoodians….so glad to see these guys picking up some … er… personal aids…
Amazing….. Jerry’s buying a gallon of Listerine…and it’s still not enough!"Leaky — would the Blue Star be for before or after the full-body Lysol dip?Marg — I’ve always liked that shirt too, cos of the tire tracks…. and cos either Burl got it at Big Lots or Julie has never learned to spell “Michelin.” Also love “Thank you for not shoplifting *_today.”_*One day at a time, folks.And x-Tech … did I guess right yesterday?
Mikie — It varies state to state, but here in CA, requiring you to show your driver’s license, and writing your phone number on a check are both perfectly legal.If you can’t or won’t give one or the other, they can accept other forms of ID at their discretion, or legally refuse the check. They can ask to see a credit card, but recording the number, or refusing the check because you don’t show one, are both actually crimes.
55 gallon drum of Drano for all of the hair and Skags Hair Mousse that sheds off of Jerry……..check!.“Roswell KOA”…….I’m sure any and all of them would feel right at home.
A special thanks to you Leaky. I see that they took your info to me off the comments, I don’t know why. That’s okay though, I made use of it before it disapeared.
When I write a check, and am asked for my phone number, I tell them that it is unlisted. If they still persist, I tell them to write down any number that they want, because I’m not going to tell them what it is anyway.
If they have to ask you to write you phone number, they don’t know your phone number, and you can give them the time/temperature, sex offender hotline, AA, or whatever number you call most. It’s like people who ask you how to spell something. Tell them anything. They won’t know the difference.
Doncha hate being behind someone in the checkout line who is filling out a check? Especially elderly women who sloooowly and precisely fill out the check as if they’re engraving it. But paying for your food in a checkout line sure beats hunting, gathering or starving like many folks in this world endure.
I only use credit when shopping so no phone numbers ever requested. I only use checks at home for service work- like my landscapers who just showed up today for June ;-( (ususally come durning 1st week of the month)
leakysqueaky712 over 12 years ago
What if you would shut your big mouth??
mikie2 over 12 years ago
I don’t think that it is legal to require your telno on checks or your SSAN. Just sayin’.
margueritem over 12 years ago
Always have loved that Michelon Wear shirt!
leakysqueaky712 over 12 years ago
Instead of Cort Aid anti itch,that bunch probably needs Blue Star Ointment
SusanSunshine Premium Member over 12 years ago
Mornin’ Crustwoodians….so glad to see these guys picking up some … er… personal aids…
Amazing….. Jerry’s buying a gallon of Listerine…and it’s still not enough!"Leaky — would the Blue Star be for before or after the full-body Lysol dip?Marg — I’ve always liked that shirt too, cos of the tire tracks…. and cos either Burl got it at Big Lots or Julie has never learned to spell “Michelin.” Also love “Thank you for not shoplifting *_today.”_*One day at a time, folks.And x-Tech … did I guess right yesterday?
SusanSunshine Premium Member over 12 years ago
Mikie — It varies state to state, but here in CA, requiring you to show your driver’s license, and writing your phone number on a check are both perfectly legal.If you can’t or won’t give one or the other, they can accept other forms of ID at their discretion, or legally refuse the check. They can ask to see a credit card, but recording the number, or refusing the check because you don’t show one, are both actually crimes.
Patricia Bocklage Premium Member over 12 years ago
I used to write the phone number of the Chicken Holiday in town…
GROG Premium Member over 12 years ago
What if he’s a moron?
finale over 12 years ago
55 gallon drum of Drano for all of the hair and Skags Hair Mousse that sheds off of Jerry……..check!.“Roswell KOA”…….I’m sure any and all of them would feel right at home.
Hussell over 12 years ago
Okay, I am changing my cardboard sign. Now, when you are getting off the exit ramp you will see me holding a sign saying, “Will Design for Food”.
For a sample of my work check out My Portfolio
Hussell over 12 years ago
A special thanks to you Leaky. I see that they took your info to me off the comments, I don’t know why. That’s okay though, I made use of it before it disapeared.
Stagger Lee over 12 years ago
When I write a check, and am asked for my phone number, I tell them that it is unlisted. If they still persist, I tell them to write down any number that they want, because I’m not going to tell them what it is anyway.
MeGoNow Premium Member over 12 years ago
If they have to ask you to write you phone number, they don’t know your phone number, and you can give them the time/temperature, sex offender hotline, AA, or whatever number you call most. It’s like people who ask you how to spell something. Tell them anything. They won’t know the difference.
Spooky D Cat over 12 years ago
Doncha hate being behind someone in the checkout line who is filling out a check? Especially elderly women who sloooowly and precisely fill out the check as if they’re engraving it. But paying for your food in a checkout line sure beats hunting, gathering or starving like many folks in this world endure.
InTraining Premium Member over 12 years ago
Today’s Dinette Set is a rerun….. from maybe a year ago or so……. At least the picture is….. perhaps the words are different… ! ! !
wellhoney over 12 years ago
Hey, what are friends for, eh? :))
vldazzle over 12 years ago
I only use credit when shopping so no phone numbers ever requested. I only use checks at home for service work- like my landscapers who just showed up today for June ;-( (ususally come durning 1st week of the month)