>Something seems off about this (((chick)))
I agree, absolutely. Reminds of that crazy broad from the WilkesBarre rally. Kate something. Attention whore.
Back atcha, Sword Anon.
I have a little experience. Very little. Have to go to the county courthouse in which the deceased died. Sometimes have to look through microfiche to find what you are looking for.
Me either. Major snake vibe, that one.
o7, Patriot
I have smoked more than my share of pot in my time. Hardly ever any more 'cause I can barely remember my name after one hit. BUT…I have to say I have a sharing friend or two who get medical marijuana and imho, there is something unnatural about it. I have wondered if POTUS' knows something we may not about the marijuana trade these days…
I would think so. In my county (small, rural-ish), I got a lot of help from the ladies in the county clerk's office. But they did not actually retrieve the records for me. They just gave me general directions how to do it. And be forewarned ladies who work in public school offices can be like those who work in an unemployment office – rather curt and guarded. What you want to do is be humble, act a little dumb, but not too dumb – just be like, "I need a little help accessing this file. Would you please help me?" You see these types get their power as guardians of information, not their paychecks. And they take that power very seriously. But if you survive the initial coldness of their demeanor, they can be very helpful. And then, don't balk about the fees you have to pay. It's not their doing. Still, all of this is public information and anyone does have access to it.
Correction. Drop "school." Don't know why I typed that other than to give you the picture. Your first hurdle is the ladies in the office. Like I said, be polite and humble, but persistent in your need. That's how you pass the county clerk secretary's "test" whether they will assist you or not, kek.