Bf2k+ wrote to Denn <=-
Re: Re: Bbsing By: Denn to Gamgee on Sun Feb 15 2026 02:58 pm
The left is opposed to voter ID because they believe 85% of illegal's will vote in their favor.
There's plenty of stupid 'real Americans' who will also...
There's never been a presidential election swayed by illegal voting.
There's more at work here.
if i didn't know this guy for 20 years i'd swear he's a bot.
On 17 Feb 2026, MRO said the following...
if i didn't know this guy for 20 years i'd swear he's a bot.
most of the responses are the same. an example of the message
template:
when pF posts, something is off - as if he were a robot.
or
when father came home it was lights out - no more television.
very strange wording every single time. something's amiss.
While the number of people released is historically high, it does not
reach the 15 million mark mentioned in some political discourse.
The premise is invalid. You need to show proof of citizenship *and* residency when registering to vote.
A non-citizen wouldn't be able to register to vote with just a DL - and photo ID is required the first time you vote, at least that's how it's
done in my state.
always thought that my vote didn't count.
What made you change your mind?
A non-citizen wouldn't be able to register to vote with just a DL -
and photo ID is required the first time you vote, at least that's
how it's done in my state.
Same here, but every time I vote we have to show our photo ID.
There's never been a presidential election swayed by illegal voting. There's more at work here.The 1960 election would like to say something.
Re: Re: Bbsing By: poindexter FORTRAN to Bf2k+ on Tue Feb 17 2026
06:55 am
There's never been a presidential election swayed by illegal voting. There's more at work here.The 1960 election would like to say something.
Utopian Galt wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
Re: Re: Bbsing
By: poindexter FORTRAN to Bf2k+ on Tue Feb 17 2026 06:55 am
There's never been a presidential election swayed by illegal voting. There's more at work here.
The 1960 election would like to say something.
There's more at work here.
The 1960 election would like to say something.
I meant "people in this country illegally" voting. Point taken about
the 1960 election, however.
I didn't realize people were complaining about having to show an ID to vote. But I think one of the problems I've noticed, at least in some states (including mine), is that a state-issued driver's license can be accepted to vote, and you don't need to be a US citizen to get a driver's license in the state. So that means there could be non-citizens voting. In order to vote, I'd think they should require ID that proves you're a citizen, such as a passport, social security card, etc..
poindexter FORTRAN wrote to Utopian Galt <=-
Utopian Galt wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
Re: Re: Bbsing
By: poindexter FORTRAN to Bf2k+ on Tue Feb 17 2026 06:55 am
There's never been a presidential election swayed by illegal voting. There's more at work here.
The 1960 election would like to say something.
I meant "people in this country illegally" voting. Point taken about
the 1960 election, however.
Re: Re: Bbsing
By: poindexter FORTRAN to Bf2k+ on Tue Feb 17 2026 06:55 am
There's never been a presidential election swayed by illegal voting. There's more at work here.The 1960 election would like to say something.
Well.... do you think they would tell us if there was illegal voting
these days? Because I don't think they would.
As would the state of GA in 2020...
Re: Re: Bbsing
By: Bf2k+ to Utopian Galt on Sun Feb 22 2026 10:35 am
As would the state of GA in 2020...
Again, I meant to say illegal aliens voting.
Re: Re: Bbsing
By: Bf2k+ to Utopian Galt on Sun Feb 22 2026 10:35 am
As would the state of GA in 2020...
Again, I meant to say illegal aliens voting.
Jim Singleton wrote to Nightfox <=-
I remember having a cigarette vending machine in our cafeteria at work and being able to smoke at my desk at work in this time period.
My first boss, in the early '90s, used to regale us of stories of "work used to be". Smoking rooms, a "shine boy" for your shoes, coffee carts going from office to office. No voicemail, there were "the girls" in an office behind the front desk that wrote down messages and put them up at the front desk.
Odd to think that he was about the same age I am now.
"Why, in my day, we didn't have email, if something was important, you'd send a FAX!"
... Socks are carcinogenic.
i often think we are using more paper now than ever.Jim Singleton wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
We still use a fax machine/copier in my office from time to time.
I'm going through a thing at work where half of the older employees are pushing to upgrade our multi-function printers, the other half wonder
why they're bothering.
I do like being able to scan paper copy to PDFs, though.
Jim Singleton wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
I do like being able to scan paper copy to PDFs, though.
i often think we are using more paper now than ever.
First get the computer side working then get that printer up and printing. I can remember a time when the single printer we had at work failed and I was sent out to a local 'computer store' immediately with cash to get a new one. That day.Jim Singleton wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
I do like being able to scan paper copy to PDFs, though.
i often think we are using more paper now than ever.
Hard no.
At my first job, we had a midrange computer managing ordering, sales,
inventory, accounting and GL for a university bookstore We had
terminals for sales lookups and ordering, but most of the business ran
on the reams of greenbar 11x17 paper reports I printed out after store
closing and distributed to mailboxes for morning pickup.
I mentioned earlier that I'm involved in office moves and setups, my
team handles IT. We had half of a new office asking to not move the
printer, the office head, who's my age, insisted that we get the
printer set up ASAP.
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