Oh yeah, mine is too light for my current weight and I think it was too light a the time, too. I take comfort in the fact that by the time all this weight is gone the license will be far too HEAVY!
Mine says 135 lbs - that was what I weighed when I got my drivers license at 16. Every year they ask me "is everything the same" and every year I say yes.
I'm so glad Tennessee doesn't have weight on the DL. When I lived in Louisiana about 6 years ago, I got into a small accident (completely at fault) and the cop that showed up was a total B-I-T-C-H. She wasn't small either, but she called me a liar, said there was no way I weighed what my DL said and that I had to weigh at least 35 more than my DL said and needed to get a new one so it would be right. It was only maybe 15 pounds off!
I'm so glad Tennessee doesn't have weight on the DL. When I lived in Louisiana about 6 years ago, I got into a small accident (completely at fault) and the cop that showed up was a total B-I-T-C-H. She wasn't small either, but she called me a liar, said there was no way I weighed what my DL said and that I had to weigh at least 35 more than my DL said and needed to get a new one so it would be right. It was only maybe 15 pounds off!
Wooo hooo! One of the many things I love about Tennessee.
OMG, I had to go check, but I'm two pounds away from my driver's licence weight! I'm excited because I think I was a good 40 lbs heavier when I went in... they didn't bat an eye tho... BIG FAT LIAR over here!!!
Ha, this question always cracks me up! My license weight says 250 lbs, which is almost a 100-lb inaccuracy now--but the really funny thing is that, at the time I got my license, it was actually about 20 lbs off, only in the *other* direction!! I remember thinking Ehhh, I'm just gonna round DOWN for this question... But now it's so far off! It's been a few months since I've been anywhere that required my ID to be checked with much closeness, but I suppose I probably don't look much like that picture anymore... Hope I don't get rejected anywhere because of it!
I couldn't remember so I had to pull it out... it says 200... which I guess is more feasible now that I am 232 than when I was 268. LOL. I'm looking forward to getting below my DL weight... then I'll pretend I lost the darn thing so I can change the weight on there and get a new picture taken. LOL.
I'm not going to fess up to what my DL says ... let's just say I lied and leave it at that. But after reading all these pots I'm thinking we should all be happy there's no penalty for weight dishonesty. Of course I would be there in the naughty line as well!!!! ROCK ON!
I don't have a DL because I'm just now studying to get my permit (at 19, that's a bit sad and pathetic). However, my Washington State ID originally said 200lbs when I realistically weighed 220. I got a new one at the beginning of the year and changed the weight to 190, though the scale told me more along the lines of 205. It still says 190, and now I'm almost below 170 lbs!!!
My old one says 135 and that's from high school, when I was 15. I had to get it renewed, and i couldn't put 135 again, so I put 200. Not that far off, but I'm going to try my darndest to get down to something like 150 for Christmas. i have to get a new one in a year or so (i'm moving) so hopefully i'll be able to put a lower weight on my next one!
My license weight says 250 lbs, which is almost a 100-lb inaccuracy now--but the really funny thing is that, at the time I got my license, it was actually about 20 lbs off, only in the *other* direction!! 
I remember thinking Ehhh, I'm just gonna round DOWN for this question... 
But now it's so far off! It's been a few months since I've been anywhere that required my ID to be checked with much closeness, but I suppose I probably don't look much like that picture anymore... Hope I don't get rejected anywhere because of it! 
