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I think you're outta luck. But I have a red hat I could sell you!

Nah, I don't need no stinkin' trophy. And your multiple-choice is poorly created. What do you need to redeem yourself from?

I think he'd be dumbfounded by you.

Oh, Thad.... Let me clue you in on a secret. _____ pics aren't hot. They're not interesting. They're really never particularly attractive. As enamored as you may be of yours? It's really not a nice-looking body part. No one really wants to see yours.

CS is generally set as an annual amount based on your income, split up into 12 equal payments. Are you asking if the CS can be fluid, depending on how much you make in a given month? That would be very unusual.

Blue - You were supposed to understand that the question was in the thread title. And how DARE you express condolences?!? OP (that's you, @Stev ) - I would suggest you consult with an attorney after your little outburst. <--- Otherwise known as the advice requested.

It's really pretty obvious what he was trying to do - drive across the sidewalk to get to the exit more easily/quickly (get in front of other cars?). That's on him.

Oh, son... you have no clue.

I think you really do know that the notarized statement is for emergent care, not for you to act against the parent's wishes. When my kids were young, I left them with my folks while I was out of the country. With a similar"permission slip". So that, if something happened in my absence...

This is not your decision to make. It really is that simple.

So nice to see you!

What you may not understand is that your word is immediately suspect. Especially with all the photos... A doctor's report is more credible.

Think you have a friendlier audience?

Honestly? Letting a doctor determine that would have been wiser.

How frequently is this happening? Is it for full days or just a bit early/late?

Oh, zippy... Grammar is useful: (ETA: Note - this comes from dictionary.com, but you will find the same usage in the Cambridge dictionary and most others.) they [ they ] See synonyms for: they / theirs / them on Thesaurus.com pronoun, possessive their or theirs,objective them. nominative plural...

Them/They is a grammatically correct *singular* use for a person of unspecified gender.

Not necessarily - some states punch a hole in the old ID to mark it null and void.

Oh brother.