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Are you stating it or asking it? @Legend2TL
But yes, the answer is yes always.
But yes, the answer is yes always.
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This is the thread to find your inner something. That's for sure.
Hopefully though, you don't find that your inner something is really MM and that you've been dead the whole time and are really just him wearing your flesh husk.
Hopefully though, you don't find that your inner something is really MM and that you've been dead the whole time and are really just him wearing your flesh husk.
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I had to renew my driver's license yesterday. I've never had a pleasant experience at the DMV across four different states. It's always miserable. AZ was probably the best (plus the fact that your license expires at 65 so it's basically a one-and-done experience), and Tejas was the wurst. When we moved here, it took 3 trips playing the rock game with various documents before they finally were convinced that, yes I am a person who exists and am a citizen that's allowed to operate a motor vehicle.
Well yesterday, I had scheduled an appointment for 9:00 to go in and renew. Walked in at 8:31 and walked out at 8:43 totally done (minus the license that should show up in the mail).
Fucking 12 minutes it took. It was the most amazing experience I've ever had and I didn't know that the government, at any level, could operate as efficiently as they did. I'm still blown away. Tejaz finally gets something right (well, at least this one city's DMV does).
Well yesterday, I had scheduled an appointment for 9:00 to go in and renew. Walked in at 8:31 and walked out at 8:43 totally done (minus the license that should show up in the mail).
Fucking 12 minutes it took. It was the most amazing experience I've ever had and I didn't know that the government, at any level, could operate as efficiently as they did. I'm still blown away. Tejaz finally gets something right (well, at least this one city's DMV does).
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Remember that stupid fuck that claimed that he just washed his car with Quick Detailer.
But when pressed, admitted that he did a bucket wash first but then after that was just QD?
What a fucking maroon.
But when pressed, admitted that he did a bucket wash first but then after that was just QD?
What a fucking maroon.
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Are you stating it or asking it? @Legend2TL
But yes, the answer is yes always.
But yes, the answer is yes always.
I had to renew my driver's license yesterday. I've never had a pleasant experience at the DMV across four different states. It's always miserable. AZ was probably the best (plus the fact that your license expires at 65 so it's basically a one-and-done experience), and Tejas was the wurst. When we moved here, it took 3 trips playing the rock game with various documents before they finally were convinced that, yes I am a person who exists and am a citizen that's allowed to operate a motor vehicle.
Well yesterday, I had scheduled an appointment for 9:00 to go in and renew. Walked in at 8:31 and walked out at 8:43 totally done (minus the license that should show up in the mail).
Fucking 12 minutes it took. It was the most amazing experience I've ever had and I didn't know that the government, at any level, could operate as efficiently as they did. I'm still blown away. Tejaz finally gets something right (well, at least this one city's DMV does).
Well yesterday, I had scheduled an appointment for 9:00 to go in and renew. Walked in at 8:31 and walked out at 8:43 totally done (minus the license that should show up in the mail).
Fucking 12 minutes it took. It was the most amazing experience I've ever had and I didn't know that the government, at any level, could operate as efficiently as they did. I'm still blown away. Tejaz finally gets something right (well, at least this one city's DMV does).
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Dude, last time I had to renew and get a new physical license was a pleasure as well...
and it coincided with my moto endorse and the NEW DL as well. I felt quite accomplished.
and it coincided with my moto endorse and the NEW DL as well. I felt quite accomplished.
I had to renew my driver's license yesterday. I've never had a pleasant experience at the DMV across four different states. It's always miserable. AZ was probably the best (plus the fact that your license expires at 65 so it's basically a one-and-done experience), and Tejas was the wurst. When we moved here, it took 3 trips playing the rock game with various documents before they finally were convinced that, yes I am a person who exists and am a citizen that's allowed to operate a motor vehicle.
Well yesterday, I had scheduled an appointment for 9:00 to go in and renew. Walked in at 8:31 and walked out at 8:43 totally done (minus the license that should show up in the mail).
Fucking 12 minutes it took. It was the most amazing experience I've ever had and I didn't know that the government, at any level, could operate as efficiently as they did. I'm still blown away. Tejaz finally gets something right (well, at least this one city's DMV does).
Well yesterday, I had scheduled an appointment for 9:00 to go in and renew. Walked in at 8:31 and walked out at 8:43 totally done (minus the license that should show up in the mail).
Fucking 12 minutes it took. It was the most amazing experience I've ever had and I didn't know that the government, at any level, could operate as efficiently as they did. I'm still blown away. Tejaz finally gets something right (well, at least this one city's DMV does).