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To: Vermont Lt
"And any parent of two close siblings-where one is over 21 and the other not-knows why the younger would carry the older’s ID."

Since the older brother lives in NJ with his father I am wondering how the younger brother got his ID and the older brother not needing it.

79 posted on 12/14/2012 9:55:11 PM PST by Spunky (We lost so now I am thinking of joining them and getting an Obamaphone.)
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To: Spunky

The media screwed that one up, too. The father lives in Connecticut. According to The Danbury CT News Times, he came home to find a reporter staked out in his driveway. He politely asked “May I help you”, and then turned pale as a ghost when he was told that his address was connected to the massacre (Police were there earlier in the day).


86 posted on 12/14/2012 10:25:30 PM PST by jttpwalsh
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To: Spunky
Since the older brother lives in NJ with his father I am wondering how the younger brother got his ID and the older brother not needing it.

You take your older brother's birth certificate to the DMV and replace the "lost" license.

93 posted on 12/14/2012 10:34:34 PM PST by dead (I've got my eye out for Mullah Omar.)
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To: Spunky

It could have been set up between them. Either a school ID that wasn’t needed, or License that was reported lost.

I caught my youngest daughter carrying her sisters “lost” license.

I took it away and read them the riot act. But they are older now, so it doesn’t matter.

But since the drinking age went back to 21 kids on the margin will always look for the edge.


100 posted on 12/14/2012 11:59:00 PM PST by Vermont Lt (We are so screwed.)
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