Yesterday she contacted me to tell me about a comment someone left on her blog. I am a firm believer in the notion that people who want our world to no longer be occupied by the invasion forces of Planet Asshat should live by example. This commenter has an excellent idea for living by Pampers' example, and I believe it should be embraced by all Americans so that we can be just like Pampers. I call it the Pampers Principle.
Next time you move to another state and need a new driver’s license, try this: Refuse to produce the birth certificate or any other personal information required by the Department of Motor Vehicles. Just explain that a facsimile of the required document is posted on your website and give the clerk the domain name.Yes, let us all embrace Pampers' example. That's change you can deceive in!
Tell them: “I’m following the example of President-elect Barack Obama. If he didn’t need to produce a birth certificate to establish his eligibility to be president of the United States, why would you require me to produce one to get a lousy driver’s license?”
See if it flies.
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2 comments:
This is hilarious. Love it.
That's just what I told the commenter when I emailed to say I was using their remark for this post. Somehow I don't think our DMVs are going to be as appreciative of our humor. Bureaucrats are a miserable lot, or so it would seem.
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