Posted by Anonymous on 11/10/05 6:19pm
Msg #75774

TOMORROW

Are signings allowed tomorrow since it is a Holiday

Reply by Blueink_CA on 11/10/05 6:22pm
Msg #75775

ONLY if you wear red, white and blue

Reply by Anonymous on 11/10/05 6:23pm
Msg #75777

So that is a yes correct

Reply by Roger_OH on 11/10/05 6:23pm
Msg #75776

Signings can be and are done on all holidays.

Reply by Anonymous on 11/10/05 6:23pm
Msg #75778

so Sunday is the only day they are not allowed

Reply by Anonymous on 11/10/05 6:24pm
Msg #75779

thank you for your help

Reply by B__CA on 11/10/05 6:50pm
Msg #75781

You can do signings 365 or 366 days a year! n/m

Reply by Charles_Ca on 11/10/05 6:53pm
Msg #75782

That is the problem with Anon posting, some States and

even counties still have blue laws. Without knowing where the Anon poster is there is no was to really give them a decent answer.

Reply by Anonymous on 11/10/05 6:58pm
Msg #75783

Re: That is the problem with Anon posting, some States and

THAT WOULD BE THE STATE OF PA

Reply by Teri_PA on 11/11/05 9:21am
Msg #75849

Re: That is the problem with Anon posting, some States and

Even though PA has Blue Laws on the books, they have been dramatically rewritten in the past 20 years and one can conduct mortgage signings on Sunday! And, yes, PA is a commonwealth - not a state....

Reply by Art_MD on 11/11/05 9:29am
Msg #75852

Re: PA blue laws

I remember the days when on Sun alcohol could only be served in Pitt, Harrisburg, and Philly at hotel restaurants where 50% of the business was food.
Also, remember joining the Devon Bocce Club, a private club, so I could get a drink on a Sunday. As a side, I actually learned how to play bocce.

Those days were college days and just out of college days.

Art

Reply by Anonymous on 11/10/05 7:20pm
Msg #75786

state of PA

the state would be Pennsylvania

Reply by Roger_OH on 11/10/05 10:52pm
Msg #75817

state of PA; actually, PA is a commonwealth, not a state n/m

Reply by AngiesMobile on 11/11/05 9:06am
Msg #75844

Re: commonwealth

I am in PA and you would be correct. Pennsylvania is a Commonwealth.

Reply by Art_MD on 11/11/05 9:23am
Msg #75850

Re: commonwealth

There are 6 "areas" with the designation of commonwealth -
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Virginia
Puerto Rico
Northern Marianas

Art

Reply by Roger_OH on 11/11/05 8:10pm
Msg #76042

This used to be a great bar bet question...

Back in the halcyon days of my youth, I would often break the ice with groups of comely Ohio State coeds at campus bars by challenging them to tell me how many states comprised the United States, turning a deaf ear (and blind eye) to the many answers of anywhere from 48 to 52. I would then reveal the correct answer as 46, since four of the "states" are actually Commonwealths.

This won me many drinks (and an occasional date). For you younger fellows, it's best to wait until they've tossed down a brewski or two before trying this.

Reply by Mike_NJ on 11/10/05 7:26pm
Msg #75789

Have 6 scheduled for Friday..