*makes the obvious joke about nik being worried hes not smart enough to pass a blood test*
hehe
((i had to.))
anyways, its not a big deal, they arent going to stop you from getting married if it doesnt pan out.
hehe
((i had to.))
anyways, its not a big deal, they arent going to stop you from getting married if it doesnt pan out.
Yes, I read the thread, dumbass. Why would I ask a question, then not read the answer?
nik
It's "Chelsea" or "Chels" for short and, yes, we've been talking about it for quite some time.
nik
Originally posted by: eakers
*makes the obvious joke about nik being worried hes not smart enough to pass a blood test*
hehe
((i had to.))
anyways, its not a big deal, they arent going to stop you from getting married if it doesnt pan out.
Nice.
So they don't actually stop you, they just give you a heads up. That's what I wanted to know.nik
Originally posted by: Shelly21
You're not going to break that law are you?
At most, I would have just written my congressman and went through with the test. But since it's not required here anymore, I'm a happy guy.
nik
Originally posted by: ffmcobalt
It's "Chelsea" or "Chels" for short and, yes, we've been talking about it for quite some time.
nik
Congrats
What he said. Now OB/GYNs can give the mother a shot if the rh factors differ between the mother and father making this not that big a deal. I had to go get typed when my wife was pregnant with our first child because her doctor has to know the rh factors.
Public health risk? Why would it take my getting married to see if I'm a public health risk? What happens to all the people who fsck without getting married? The kids that they crank out would be just as much a "risk" as my kids. Kind of a stupid reason. Glad it's not in effect.
nik
Originally posted by: Beau6183
Originally posted by: ffmcobalt
It's "Chelsea" or "Chels" for short and, yes, we've been talking about it for quite some time.
nik
Congrats
CPA
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I'd be worried about this:
Mississippi Marriage Requirements
Age
21 * (see below)
Cost of Marriage Certificate
$21.00
Waiting Period
3 Days
Valid For
3 Months
Identification Required
Yes
Blood Test Required
Yes
Residency Required
No
Other *
* If under age 21, a parental consent is required
Since when is a twenty year old a child that needs mommy's and daddy's permission?
This is becoming more and more rappent - classifying 19 and 20 and sometimes 21 year olds as teenagers or sometimes kids. It is mostly done in new articles, but now I see a state is using this philosophy in their marriage requirements.
Mississippi Marriage Requirements
Age
21 * (see below)
Cost of Marriage Certificate
$21.00
Waiting Period
3 Days
Valid For
3 Months
Identification Required
Yes
Blood Test Required
Yes
Residency Required
No
Other *
* If under age 21, a parental consent is required
Since when is a twenty year old a child that needs mommy's and daddy's permission?
This is becoming more and more rappent - classifying 19 and 20 and sometimes 21 year olds as teenagers or sometimes kids. It is mostly done in new articles, but now I see a state is using this philosophy in their marriage requirements.
Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
Originally posted by: Beau6183
Originally posted by: ffmcobalt
It's "Chelsea" or "Chels" for short and, yes, we've been talking about it for quite some time.
nik
Congrats
And to think how you and I first "met"
Great that things all worked out in the end!!
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Originally posted by: ffmcobalt
Public health risk? Why would it take my getting married to see if I'm a public health risk? What happens to all the people who fsck without getting married? The kids that they crank out would be just as much a "risk" as my kids. Kind of a stupid reason. Glad it's not in effect.
nik
Further yet, if the blood tests reveal incompatible blood types (
Originally posted by: CPA
Originally posted by: ffmcobalt
Public health risk? Why would it take my getting married to see if I'm a public health risk? What happens to all the people who fsck without getting married? The kids that they crank out would be just as much a "risk" as my kids. Kind of a stupid reason. Glad it's not in effect.
nik
Further yet, if the blood tests reveal incompatible blood types
Aparently, Oregon doesn't anymore. But other states still do, unfortunately.
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Further yet, if the blood tests reveal incompatible blood types
Christ you people are freaking out over this. It's a heads up system, although outdated, that was put in place to save lives. How many average people with a high school, or less education would even think that incompatible blood types could kill both child and mother?
Did you think about it?
I would assume that 40+ years ago, when this was probably put into place, pregnant women didn't go to the doctor until something was wrong, or when they were ready to give birth.
You don't "flunk" it and get denied the right to marry, it's just there to say "Hey, if you do get pregnant, be sure to tell your doctor about this".
Originally posted by: vi_edit
Further yet, if the blood tests reveal incompatible blood types
Christ you people are freaking out over this. It's a heads up system, although outdated, that was put in place to save lives. How many average people with a high school, or less education would even think that incompatible blood types could kill both child and mother?
Did you think about it?
I would assume that 40+ years ago, when this was probably put into place, pregnant women didn't go to the doctor until something was wrong, or when they were ready to give birth.
You don't "flunk" it and get denied the right to marry, it's just there to say "Hey, if you do get pregnant, be sure to tell your doctor about this".
And that there is my problem with it. It shouldn't have any right to disallow a heterosexual marriage. If it were a headsup, great. If it were a qualification process to marry and go through the loving formalities of marriage with the person you love, that's where I draw the line.
nik
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its to check blood type, rh and if you are related. But most states are stopping the practice. anyway if you are planning on getting married this will be the easyest thing you can do!
But when your wife is pregnant if the blood type are diffrent the women needs to take a shot before and after the pregnancy or it can be dangerous for mother and child.
and no the state will NOT keep you from getting married or having kids heh
But when your wife is pregnant if the blood type are diffrent the women needs to take a shot before and after the pregnancy or it can be dangerous for mother and child.
and no the state will NOT keep you from getting married or having kids heh
Yes, all that has been said a few times over.
Thanks for the info, though. It would have been nice to read that all in one post instead of it trickling through.
BAD ANANDTECH, BAD! Making me have to come out of my laziness!!!! SHAME ON YOU!!!
nik
Thanks for the info, though. It would have been nice to read that all in one post instead of it trickling through.
BAD ANANDTECH, BAD! Making me have to come out of my laziness!!!! SHAME ON YOU!!!
nik
lmao! I love it when youngins just figure out things that have been true for like 70 years and act as though ITS JUST THEM who has to observe these new found rules and regulations. Yep, this requirement was made JUST FOR YOU and tens of millions of Americans over the decades haven't had to do the same thing. haha
Its even more hilarious when they just 'discover' things which have been the reality for centuries. "WTF? What the hell is this 'withholding tax' on my pay check! How long has this been the rule? This is BS!" haha
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