re: #163 live life like you have one

please be civil. i know my question does not fit in to the lgf orthodoxy.

i assumed the released image was a copy/scan of the original document. so the original document’s watermark would not have been visible in the scanning process used today? how come they superimposed the contemporary image onto a watermark? i assume the original is typed on a blank form formatted on watermark paper? early sixties technology. i truly appreciate your insight. can’t a fellow ponder what he sees?

i am not a birther or a troll. i asked a question few seem willing to ponder.

OFFS.

Official, sealed copies are printed on watermarked paper. Years ago, they didn’t have this technology. The official sealed copy of my BC that I requested in 1970 is a white-on-black photocopy. If I requested another official sealed copy today, it would be printed on watermark.

why are people so fucking stupid?