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Somewhere in Texas... (Original Post)
Nevilledog
Sep 2021
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cojoel
(1,000 posts)1. I wonder if in Texas it is OK
to buckle more than one person with a single seat belt?
cojoel
(1,000 posts)2. and maybe the child is too young (being less than zero years old)
means the child isn't allowed to ride in the front seat.
CrackityJones75
(2,403 posts)5. they'd rather didn't drive anyway
or own property, vote, have a credit card....
LetMyPeopleVote
(162,853 posts)3. LOL
Hangingon
(3,087 posts)4. She really should have "Baby on board" decal displayed
erronis
(19,534 posts)6. Soon all women will need to wear a pregnancy display
showing their pregnancy status, when conceived, heartbeat, father's race, etc.
Men will only need to display their pretend dick size.
IronLionZion
(48,749 posts)7. Texas might go with the traditional Saudi policy
and ban women from driving just in case. Actually, even in the US way back in the day they thought driving was bad for women's health. They also thought people of color couldn't see as well at night and other nonsense.
Sogo
(6,229 posts)8. She should have said, "It's OK, I'm 5 1/2 weeks pregnant,
....and on my way for an abortion...."
aggiesal
(9,997 posts)9. You're 6 weeks pregnant? You need to buy 2 tickets to this event! n/t
tanyev
(46,303 posts)10. So...if a non-citizen discovers she's pregnant while in the U.S.,
does the unborn baby get U.S. citizenship?
Scrivener7
(55,641 posts)11. Also, somewhere in Texas, that guy isn't a cop. Just a concerned citizen.
Nevilledog
(54,289 posts)12. True dat