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Ninja Elephant

Doctor Elephant
Feb 16, 2009
18,855
Indeed, not to mention that I was unshaven at the time and had at least 3 fully visible tattoos.

The problem was that one of the tattoos on show was "MUM"... :ohmy:

I am 25 and got asked for ID the other day in a pub, this was about quater to 7 and the barmaid was concerned whether I could stay in the pub after 8pm or not, "no kids allowed after 8, you see". Genuinely outrageous from my point of view, but fair enough from hers.
 




swindonseagull

Well-known member
Aug 6, 2003
9,406
Swindon, but used to be Manila
51 in Las Vegas last year going into a bar.....I showed him my Royal Air Force retired card.....( which has no DOB and explained that I must be old to be a veteran) but the doorman was having none of it...!! I was not allowed in.....!!!!!!!!!
 


The Kid Frankie

New member
Sep 5, 2012
2,082
In all the main clubs and bars in Brighton the door staff are told to ID literally everyone. Could be something about letting too many people from a specific town into their premises. I seem to remember a time when Walkabout, Oceana etc weren\'t letting ANYONE in from Crawley (haha).

Got ID\'d buying a scratchcard in the local Co-Op just before Christmas by a girl who was in my year at school. I told her she knows exactly how old I am (25), but she was just being a prick for want of a better word.

Still had to produce my ID though...some people.
 




Bodular

New member
Jul 9, 2012
639
I got asked for ID in Asda, even with my 5 year old keep on asking, daddy can I have this, daddy can I have that. :facepalm:
 








Kumquat

New member
Mar 2, 2009
4,459
Indeed, not to mention that I was unshaven at the time and had at least 3 fully visible tattoos.

The ridiculous thing about the whole incident is that after I said that I didn't have any ID on me (I don't drive, and for some reason wasn't carrying my passport around the supermarket), the lady behind the till just said "Oh OK, I'm sure it's fine" and proceeded to serve me anyway!

That was exactly my case. I haven't had my hair cut for 6 months. I was unshaven and for the first time actually look my age rather than younger.
 




aldershot village

New member
Jan 22, 2013
111
An old boy i drink with down the pub whose 74 got asked for ID purchasing The over 65's meal deal in the local Chippy as they didnt believe he was over 65.
 




smeariestbat

New member
May 5, 2012
1,731
27, at the AMEX, against hull last week :facepalm: havent been asked for years! ironically, i thought i looked really ragged and old that day as id been up for the last 72 hours in hospital with Mrs and newborn!
 




beakyburn

New member
Aug 15, 2012
208
:lolol: 60 The driver wanted to see my bus pass :lolol:

61 me. Got asked in Asda purchasing my lottery ticket wednesday morning. Then on the other hand coming home from the game last Saturday a young lad offered me his seat on the train to save me standing. Take it I am youthful looking AM but PM turn into a doddery OAP.
 


Puppet Master

non sequitur
Aug 14, 2012
4,056
In all the main clubs and bars in Brighton the door staff are told to ID literally everyone. Could be something about letting too many people from a specific town into their premises. I seem to remember a time when Walkabout, Oceana etc weren\'t letting ANYONE in from Crawley (haha).

Got ID\'d buying a scratchcard in the local Co-Op just before Christmas by a girl who was in my year at school. I told her she knows exactly how old I am (25), but she was just being a prick for want of a better word.

Still had to produce my ID though...some people.


It's in case you're taken unconscious/involved in a fight, they want your address.

Those annoying nightclub flyer people have stopped giving me their handouts now, which is actually quite depressing.
 






Dougie

Well-known member
Jan 11, 2012
5,812
A few years ago in Florida I was asked for i d by a bar man and he refused to serve me till I showed him , I was 41 !
 


papajaff

Well-known member
Aug 7, 2005
4,028
Brighton
Twice in one day in Atlanta last August. I'm 51.

The barmaid at lunchtime was 20, not old enough to drink. Then at the Baseball game in the evening; couldn't believe I was asked again so I asked the girl serving how old she REALLY thought I was. "32" she replied. She got a good tip for that but why ask? Apparently they are not allowed to think for themselves in the southern States. Seriously.

So if you want an ego boost, you know where to go on holiday.
 


coagulantwolf

New member
Jun 21, 2012
716
I'm 20 and I don't look at all old, however very rarely get ID'd in tesco's etc. Always get ID'd on a night out though without fail!
 








Kumquat

New member
Mar 2, 2009
4,459
You're 39?!?!? Christ on a bike. I thought you was about 25!!!!!

Spiritually and mentally 25 I'm sure :eek:) I'm surprised you thought I was 25 though. Surely my posts about my girlfriend have taught you what years of experience I have in dealing with both life and the "fairer" sex.
 


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