A Challenge

OP

sublime_envy

you changed your birth certificate just to get into a pub? You sad git.

Nah it's not a pub, that would be sad if I couldn't get into a pub. I do look 18 like, it's just this fella and me have history. It's one of the top clubs in Northern Ireland, some of those Corrie eejits of the telly were over last week - hardly A list, but it's something lol

I thought about the laminate idea, you sure it works?

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Absolution

Hmm i dunno, messing with yer passport is a bad idea, don't you have to send it off when you apply for a new one?

Can't you apply for an NUS card or something similar, proof of age scheme thingy, but just lie?

NUS isnt usually accepted... they usually only accept official Photo ID like drivers licence or passport as its a serious criminal offence to alter those - so the see it as being less of a risk accepting those...

Reply 6

For a plain ol' non-exclusive club, a decent scan, edit and print will do the job. They'll only glance at it. Might not work in places with more experienced door staff, though.

I also knew a guy at school who was a total computer geek genius. He managed to "char" certain parts of an old passport, change the details and send off for a new one. He got a new passport - completely valid - with his D.O.B changed by 2 years. I have no idea of the exact details how he did this, but I saw the passport, so I know that he somehow did. Note that this is HIGHLY ILLEGAL, and I don't recommend it at all.

Reply 7

OP

Absolution

Hmm i dunno, messing with yer passport is a bad idea, don't you have to send it off when you apply for a new one?

Can't you apply for an NUS card or something similar, proof of age scheme thingy, but just lie?

Yeah I think you do have to send it off, but you could just say you lost it like, which is totally plausible.

Reply 8

What's Chico Time Precious?

Woodsy

Nah it's not a pub, that would be sad if I couldn't get into a pub. I do look 18 like, it's just this fella and me have history. It's one of the top clubs in Northern Ireland, some of those Corrie eejits of the telly were over last week - hardly A list, but it's something lol

I thought about the laminate idea, you sure it works?

My mate once made a driving licence, laminated it to a top up card and it worked. Just use a high resolution scanner/printer

Reply 9

ClosetGinger

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just purchase a decent fake ID! if you live in a city they are totally easy to get

Reply 10

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Mad Vlad

NUS isnt usually accepted... they usually only accept official Photo ID like drivers licence or passport as its a serious criminal offence to alter those - so the see it as being less of a risk accepting those...

Oh right fair do's. I usually use my drivers licence anyway.

But the laminating idea ^ seems pretty sound.

Reply 11

OP

Toy Soldier

For a plain ol' non-exclusive club, a decent scan, edit and print will do the job. They'll only glance at it. Might not work in places with more experienced door staff, though.

I also knew a guy at school who was a total computer geek genius. He managed to "char" certain parts of an old passport, change the details and send off for a new one. He got a new passport - completely valid - with his D.O.B changed by 2 years. I have no idea of the exact details how he did this, but I saw the passport, so I know that he somehow did. Note that this is HIGHLY ILLEGAL, and I don't recommend it at all.

I hear ya, but they've relaised everyone is just scanning, editing and then printing it out. So you can't get in like that anymore, the other way is dodgy alright I must admit - won't fancy getting nabbed at that malarky lol

Reply 12

You could just wait till you're 18... :rolleyes:

Reply 13

Mad Vlad

You could just wait till you're 18... :rolleyes:

Yes, but getting into clubs underage is half the fun of an underage night out. As soon as I turned 18, I started finding clubbing ridiculously boring.

Reply 14

Toy Soldier

Yes, but getting into clubs underage is half the fun of an underage night out. As soon as I turned 18, I started finding clubbing ridiculously boring.

Hmm... I suppose. I never did it... I only started going out about May last year so I'd have already been 18...

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john !!

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if its any good club the bouncers are good and nothing but a passport or driving lisence will get you in

no ****ing round with shitty fake id cards, anyone can make that. also NUS don't even have a date of birth on, so unless you remove the ink with white spirit and print a university address on sticky paper to stick over, its not good for anything. even that is only good for buying, not clubs.

check your PM.

Reply 16

Mad Vlad

Hmm... I suppose. I never did it... I only started going out about May last year so I'd have already been 18...

I started going to the pub regularly when I was 16, and the local cr*ppy clubs soon after :biggrin:

. Ahh, warm beer and sticky carpets. I only went clubbing "properly" a few times when I was 17. Funnily enough - the good ol' pub is still the best night out in my opinion. With the exception of house / flat parties. I love house / flat parties.

Reply 17

mik1w

if its any good club the bouncers are good and nothing but a passport or driving lisence will get you in

In University-cities a lot of clubs will let you in on a matriculation ID... but that's because they've seen so many they can spot a fake in milliseconds.

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