Jacqueline McNally wrote:
> But filling in the form to deposit or withdraw funds from the bank is a
> more regular occurrence and not very different to the questions you need
> to answer when pushing buttons on an ATM machine.
While we are on the subject of forms. When you go vote, you fill out a
form. I've seen two of these in my life, one form Venezuela, and one from
Canada.
You may be amused to hear how complicated the one in Venezuela is. At
least, when I was living there. This "form" was the size of a 2-page
newspaper ad. It was packed with about 20-40 political parties, and
included both president and congress. You have to fold it 3 times before
it'll fit in the ballot box.
By comparison, the Canadian one was very simple. It was a piece of paper
the size of a credit card, with 3 names:
[ ] Nancy Kong
[ ] Joe Smith
[ ] Maria Fernandez
Both forms are comparable in that they serve the exact same purpose:
federal elections.
I was amused by this. So were my parents.
Cheers,
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