[ziggy]

People can go back and reread the whole thread and see that I was only correcting you and Lily on your ignorance,you dont like it then too bad.

[roger-roger]

I think you all need to drop it, its really a circular argument.

[ziggy]

Any other Albertan's online that can tell these two we dont have our street addresses on our drivers licence's?

Thanks.

And that our AHC cards are actually plastic now?

[ziggy]

Eisensapper Eisensapper:

I think you all need to drop it, its really a circular argument.

We can settle it as quick as an Albertan reads this and pull's out their wallet.

[ziggy]

lily lily:

People can go back and read the thread and see that once again, ziggy went off on an irrelevant tangent, and turned it into yet another "everyone hates my province" thing.

Tell me something, ziggy - if you voted, what did you use to prove you were a resident? Obviously it wasn't your DL, so what did you provide?

Nice dodge,answer my questions first,thats how it works.

[ziggy]

Were you wrong Lily? Cmon,admit it.

[DrCaleb]

RUEZ RUEZ:

DrCaleb DrCaleb:

lily lily:

I thought Range Roads ran one direction and Township Roads the other. My ex lives on one, and he still has a house number.

RRs are N<->S, TWP are E<->W. But I don't live in any 'developed' subdivision, so I just have a land description, and one of those damn Post boxes.

Doesn't your drivers license have your street adress on it? When I lived in a rural area I had a P.O. box but I still had to have my street address on my drivers license.

Therein lies the problem. There is no 'street' to speak of. At the end of a short gravel driveway, off a Rural Road, is my house.

Perhaps I should just name it 'Caleb Lane' and be done with it?

[ziggy]

lily lily:

If I said that your address was on your DL, then I would have been wrong. I didn't, so I'm not.

Deal with it, ziggy. You made an assumption and like a pit bull you refuse to let it go.

How many more posts are you going to make on this, anyway? 3? 4?

Well I dont know,I posted your quote where you said it was so are you blind or what?

Who said it was then useing your username?

Once again,this is your quote.

$1:

Do you drive? Your Driver's license has your street address on it as does your insurance,and I just checked my insurance and it has my po # and that's it,no street number.

[DrCaleb]

ziggy ziggy:

Any other Albertan's online that can tell these two we dont have our street addresses on our drivers licence's?

Thanks.

And that our AHC cards are actually plastic now?

Sorry Zig, if they are plastic now, I haven't got mine. I still have paper.

lily lily:

DrCaleb DrCaleb:

Therein lies the problem. There is no 'street' to speak of. At the end of a short gravel driveway, off a Rural Road, is my house.

Perhaps I should just name it 'Caleb Lane' and be done with it?

How do they find your house in an emergency?

Besides, you said it yourself - you're on a Rural Road... that has a name.

Rural Roads have a Number. No name. "RR 271" is what the sign above "TWP 544" says at the nearest intersection. And that narrows my address down to 4 square miles.

I've never had an emergency, but my cell phone has GPS, and so does the Ambulance.

Would a picture help?

[ziggy]

And I just checked my insurance and no street address,just a box number.

[ziggy]

lily lily:

DrCaleb DrCaleb:

Therein lies the problem. There is no 'street' to speak of. At the end of a short gravel driveway, off a Rural Road, is my house.

Perhaps I should just name it 'Caleb Lane' and be done with it?

How do they find your house in an emergency?

Besides, you said it yourself - you're on a Rural Road... that has a name.

RR roads and township roads are pretty easy to figure out,as it's rural most emergency crews are familiar with them. The RR's go up a number every mile and the township roads intersect them everywhere.

[RUEZ]

DrCaleb DrCaleb:

Sorry Zig, if they are plastic now, I haven't got mine. I still have paper.

This is what I had when I lived in Edmonton in 2003. Taken from the Alberta government website. Are they still like this:

http://www.health.alberta.ca/ahcip/AHCIP_contact.html

[ziggy]

I dont think a lot of people realize how many roads we have in Alberta,especially rural.

[RUEZ]

Hell even the remotest forestry roads in BC have names.

[DrCaleb]

Perhaps this will clear it up. You can see the road . . .oh! Wait! There isn't one!

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