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Old 07-04-2005, 20:41   #61
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Re: ID card Bill dropped

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Originally Posted by andyl
My paper one fits snugly in my wallet. Obviously I don't keep cash there but rely on the generosity of southerners to keep me in whippets and black pudding!
Mine doesn't, and I remember one guy being charged because he sliced off a few mm from his to get it to fit!

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Originally Posted by andy
Picked up all my habits dahn sarf. Born in Luton, brought up in Hertfordshire
Well, you have my sympathy

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Originally Posted by andy
And you don't think we'll get fake driving licences and ID cards?
Yes we do, but it's much easier for somoene to steal and misuse a paper one than find a good enough forger and pay for a fake one.
Of course if when the driving licence was checked a photo came up on the screen, then any forgery would be immediately detected.

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Originally Posted by andyl
Yet to come across any that don't.
Off the top of my head, most pubs won't, nor cinemas.
I've seen other places, like certain blockbusters and even some highstreet stores when applying for credit

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Originally Posted by andyl
ID cards will be one huge waste of time and money IMO.
Yup, I agree, because I don't think this goverment has the ability to do it any other way.
If I thought they could however, I'd be all for it.
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