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rufus said:
I went to high school with Lois Lane.
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Perhaps the least perceptive woman, ever. Those horn rims make it impossible for the girl reporter to tell the difference between Superman and Kluck Kent--even though both have blue hair.
 
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Old Pio said:
Perhaps the least perceptive woman, ever. Those horn rims make it impossible for the girl reporter to tell the difference between Superman and Kluck Kent--even though both have blue hair.
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That's OK I could not tell the difference between Noel Neill and Phyllis Coates.;)
 
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FlagDUDE08 said:
Here's a puzzling one. Three Ohio girls were found after being missing for a decade. Why I'm posting it here, though... Aren't these women legally dead because they had disappeared for longer than seven years?

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/05/0...decade-found-alive-as-cops-offer-few-details/

Reports are that one of the women is getting better, and thinks she'll go for a walk.
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I don't think every state has that value set in stone. Some states allow the parents to declare a child dead after only a couple years. Others might not have a death declaration requirement.

The curious part to me in all of this is the young girl, just 5 or 6 years old, based upon the picture. How does she get declared alive? Remember, these young women were all held in captivity, so there's a good chance that they don't know when the child was (children were) born. That child won't have a birth certificate. How does the state handle that sort of situation? Do they have plans in place for it? Do they just declare a birth date, like many SE Asian immigrants? (A large number of Hmong immigrants have b-days declared of June 15 because of this. I don't know why that date was chosen.)
 
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