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pauraque_bk) wrote2009-05-12 01:05 pm
pauraque_bk) wrote2009-05-12 01:05 pm
*\o/* pt 2
As previously reported, I finally applied to have the gender changed on my ID. Thus:
At the moment this picture was taken, a small child ducked under the velvet rope and ran in front of me, thus eluding its parent who was chasing it. Also, was there like a fan blowing from my right or does my hair really look like that? Damn.
Um otherwise yeah, the important part. They got that right. The great state of California knows I'm a boy now.
Relatedly, when I went with my friend to see Star Trek, I insisted that I would pay for both of us, because he was paying for gas and I wanted to be nice, but then I realized I had no cash and the cashier wanted to see ID for a card... and I had no valid ID. All I had was a receipt from the DMV, and he was like lolno. So then my friend had to pay for both of us, and I felt like a tool. >_<
At the moment this picture was taken, a small child ducked under the velvet rope and ran in front of me, thus eluding its parent who was chasing it. Also, was there like a fan blowing from my right or does my hair really look like that? Damn.
Um otherwise yeah, the important part. They got that right. The great state of California knows I'm a boy now.
Relatedly, when I went with my friend to see Star Trek, I insisted that I would pay for both of us, because he was paying for gas and I wanted to be nice, but then I realized I had no cash and the cashier wanted to see ID for a card... and I had no valid ID. All I had was a receipt from the DMV, and he was like lolno. So then my friend had to pay for both of us, and I felt like a tool. >_<
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PS it is against the credit card companies' merchant agreements to require ID. But I guess it's a pain to fight the man.