Thread: ID cards for uk citizens over 16
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Old 08-07-2003, 17:45   #83
Dave Stones
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Originally posted by duncant403
Trains have laminated glass - that are designed not to shatter - not reinforced glass. Laminated glass isn't too difficult to remove with a hammer - otherwise there wouldn't be much point in providing hammers by the windows in trains.
i stand corrected...

dont go around reading the etchings in the corners or breaking glass much to know tho as far as im concerned glass is glass...

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Passports are entirely different btw - they are only required if you go abroad. Apart from a one-year passport when I was 17 I've never had one actually.
*remembers the days when you didnt need a passport to travel in europe...
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