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You could apply for it and take the written test, but it wasn't valid until your 16th birthday (at least that's how it was in '85). My birthday was on a Wednesday, permit arrived in the mail that day and I took my test 3 days later.

Confusing point #1 - the "physical exam" is referring to a doctors exam, proving you don't have any chronic health issues which would prevent you from operating a vehicle safely; including vision issues which would require you to wear corrective lenses while driving. In order to get your permit, you need to have a doctor complete a physical paper. All this requirement is saying is that the paper needs to have been filled out at most 6 months before you apply for the permit.

Confusing point #2 - the site you're linking to isn't official; it looks to be a reference site that gathers info from various states and tries to be a single point of information. These sites shouldn't be trusted IMO. They are mostly out there generating ad-revenue by impersonating authority. In some cases, they may be accurate, but the specific state's own site (in this case PA) would certainly be THE site to trust.

I would assume that would be some violation of their liquor license. Just my opinion and probably not fact.

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Unless there were a different set of rules in between, the prior rules were that you could go take the written learner's permit test ahead of your 16th birtday (I think 30 or 60 days, but I don't remember exactly). The state would then mail you your permit on/about your birthday, but the permit was still not valid until your 16th birthday. I distinctly remember mine arriving on my birthday mid-week and I was able to go take my DL test on Saturday morning (there was no requirement to hold the permit for 6 months before taking the DL test back then).

Thank you for proving the unrational part. Yep, because every single republican are the most vile swamp creature to ever set foot on the planet.

Let's hope so

Wow Reading came a long way. Didn't even see it mentioned in the article.

That comment makes you a dumbass. Plain and simple.

Nazis tried to kill all the Jews and others...are you saying that wasn't "cancelling" them?

But only one of those characterizations is true, and they keep demonstrating it.

Brockton

Between this and the sex doll story I'm wildly concerned rn.

His attorney general instincts are kicking in.

These TV station web page re-works of press releases are a joke. No effort whatsoever. Every reader of this post is asking "what exactly is 'chicken juice?'"

I wonder if they even bothered to call Fritzi Schreffler and at least go through the charade of asking.

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It could be what is referred to as "purge". The liquid that comes out of frozen meat when you thaw it.

Someone’s out there juicing chickens now?

Shapiro said Norfolk Southern put people at risk in the following three ways:

He said there was no “unified command,” creating confusion and a lack of awareness.

The railway provided inaccurate information about the impact, making decisions hard to determine.

There was an "unwillingness" to explore alternate actions.

There are three separate town halls scheduled on Wednesday to discuss the impact of the train derailment.

We had a discussion in a discord with some local friends. I think we landed on broth would technically be chicken "tea". Juice sounds more like some sort of processing plant waste.

Yes! I saw the news story earlier and I wanted to know as well. I'm telling myself it's broth because anything else raises more questions.

Ahah. This was Huntington valley DMV. People were getting rowdy.

Shit they didn't have armed guards in my county... LOL

I still kinda want to know wtf exactly "chicken juice" is...