Yesterday at work we had quite a few people getting beer. For me, I ID people anywhere between "ok they're in college, I should check" up to people who possibly look freakishly older than they are. Like people who look like they're in their 30s. For the most part though, you can tell. The bosses say that you have to ID everyone, but people who are 50? Let's get real.
There was a couple getting a pitcher. They were in the "people likely in their 30s" group. Both huge, burly, no nonsense types. So I ask to see ID, and the woman flips open her wallet--BAM. She's a cop.
Yeah sure, you can check my ID. If you can see past the glint of my public service badge.
Needless to say I was glad I gave into my square-ness for once.
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Dodo Bird is living in Los Angeles, working, and attending graduate school for poetry. Like her moniker, she was over-harvested by explorers to the point of extinction in the 17th century.
Pointer moved to New York City, and is trying not to write about work. Frequently pointing at things, she is anxious, shaky, and short-haired [on hiatus].
Pointer moved to New York City, and is trying not to write about work. Frequently pointing at things, she is anxious, shaky, and short-haired [on hiatus].
The "Toastmaster Harpoon Party" blog banner contains a map created by Ptolemy. Citation for this image is below:
Ptolemy, 2nd cent. ''Map of the World.'' 1482. John Carter Brown Library, Brown University.
Ptolemy, 2nd cent. ''Map of the World.'' 1482. John Carter Brown Library, Brown University.
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