
A few weeks ago, someone alerted us to the following story from The Smoking Gun. It had to do with Nick Nolte, a Capital One Credit Card, and a funny guy from Ponca City.
What’s in your wallet? Well, for a couple of days this week, the billfold of an Oklahoma man contained a Capital One credit card bearing the iconic Nick Nolte mug shot. Taking advantage of the bank’s offer to personalize your plastic with a favorite photo, David Mackie, a 35-year-old salesman, recently went online and submitted a card design featuring the disheveled actor’s September 2002 booking photo. Surprisingly, the bank–whose internal controls might merit a review–quickly replied with an e-mail announcing, “Congratulations! Your image has been approved.” Capital One subsequently realized its error, but not before the Nolte card, seen below, had already been mailed to Mackie’s home in Ponca City in northern Oklahoma
When I read this story, my first reaction was to go to the Capital One website and create an Amy McRee credit card using Kelly Ogle’s identity. Clark Matthews then notified me that this was illegal. Since I don’t feel like going to jail and/or adding another credit card to my impressive credit card debt portfolio, I figured we’d create some potential cards that our readers could make using Oklahoma-ish images from the internet. A couple of examples are below, the rest are after the jump.

This is a great card to show your support for a fledgling NBA sideline reporter, an amazing Cardboard cut-out, and a news anchor who should donate his salary to an important foundation.
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If you are a fan of Steve Hunt, you have to get this card. If you are not a fan of Steve Hunt you should still get this card, because there is a chance you may hand it to Steve when you pay for your order at Taco Bell.
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