copy lic. ok?

But be sure to sign it first.

RST Engineering wrote:

The hell you say. Spend the $3, get a fresh copy, and have it laminated
at an insty-print store.


A copy is fine.

Newps wrote

A copy is fine.

Like hell it is!

Bob Moore

"Bob Moore" wrote in message
. 121...
Newps wrote

A copy is fine.

Like hell it is!

Bob Moore

Dang... I was gonna copy mine, type a few more ratings on the back of it,
then laminate it. Bob, you just took all the fun out of my new career.
(wink)

Jim

Newps wrote:
A copy is fine.

Not quite. A copy will get you a fine.

George Patterson
Give a person a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a person to
use the Internet and he won't bother you for weeks.

I laminated my card at Kinko's. Now it's wallet-proof and water-proof.

"houstondan" wrote in message
oups.com...
well, the numbers are starting to rub off my pretty new airplane
drivers license. anyone know if it's ok if i just make a nice copy and
carry that or do i have to have the original card in my possession on a
ramp check.


dan

houstondan wrote:
well, the numbers are starting to rub off my pretty new airplane
drivers license. anyone know if it's ok if i just make a nice copy
and carry that or do i have to have the original card in my
possession on a ramp check.


dan

I think they need to redo the colors. Black lettering on a blue/green
background is difficult to read even when new.

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Darrell R. Schmidt
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