Poll: Please verify your age...
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I do the exact same thing just 'cause it gets tedious having to enter my age over and over and over again.Evilbunny said:
I'm fifteen. When an agegate appears, I scroll down a few times and click randomly. I usually end up being thirty-something.
Pretty much the same like most people in this thread. Haven't been honest until I turned 18, but now I am.
theres neglectfull parents, then theres kids that are sneaky little buggers. I may have been a sneaky bugger, I may still be a sneaky bugger.
I'm 22 but the effort of selecting my age just to watch a game vid or whatever gets old, i usually leave the generic "January 1 XXXX" and click on the year and scroll the wheel to whatever it lands on. i don't know why a 96 year old would want to watch Video game trailers, but more power to him!
I'm old enough myself but I usually say I was born in like the year 1900 just for fun.
As to whether I did lie on them I didn't but only because I never really came across them until recently.
I suppose that's because I wasn't much of one for the internet back then.
As to whether I did lie on them I didn't but only because I never really came across them until recently.
I suppose that's because I wasn't much of one for the internet back then.
I assumed you just meant the age verification on trailers or websites.
I did learn about sex before my parents had a chance to really talk to me about it... haha. It's bad.
But for most of the websites that ask for age to view the trailer (like on the God of War III trailer I just watched) I just change the month to a date in the '80s. doesnt matter, and its usually set at Jan 1, 2000. So I do just change the year.
no bother in entering my full Bday, especially when Ive been older than 18 for 4 years or so
I did learn about sex before my parents had a chance to really talk to me about it... haha. It's bad.
But for most of the websites that ask for age to view the trailer (like on the God of War III trailer I just watched) I just change the month to a date in the '80s. doesnt matter, and its usually set at Jan 1, 2000. So I do just change the year.
no bother in entering my full Bday, especially when Ive been older than 18 for 4 years or so
I used to, but I stopped caring now and just put in whatever I get in the drop menu quickest. If typing it in, not a problem.
I too, recall the invention of the internet. Before this era we were not an enlightened people, but rather chose to get our laughs from a primitive device called TV, and wikipedia was made of something called a "local library". I know, crazy huh?
I too, recall the invention of the internet. Before this era we were not an enlightened people, but rather chose to get our laughs from a primitive device called TV, and wikipedia was made of something called a "local library". I know, crazy huh?
I'm proud of the date of my birth. It's not every day (or even every century) that an alingment of 7 planets happens.
There was a predicted cataclysm in the book "The Jupiter Effect" that was supposed to take place on the day of my birth... but it obviously didn't happen.
There was a predicted cataclysm in the book "The Jupiter Effect" that was supposed to take place on the day of my birth... but it obviously didn't happen.
Well for one, you're alot more likely to get caught if you don't shave than if you do. Believe it or not, most store owners know kids think facial hair makes them look older than they really are, go figure. I know you thought growing a beard was the most brilliant idea ever, but trust me, clean shaven is the way to go. It will make it appear as if you have nothing to hide.letsnoobtehpwns said:
If you get a fake idea, make sure its out of state. Most store owners don't know what out of state IDs look like, so they have less to compare it to.
The best places to buy alcohol with a fake are supermarkets, late at night. This is because most cashiers at grocery stores don't really care, and if you have some kind of documentation, they aren't likely to get in trouble because they can plead ignorance. If you go to a liquor store, you're more likely to have your ID scrutinized and confiscate. Cops keep liquor stores on their toes by setting up sting operations involving minors, so they tend to always be suspecting of young people.
In all honesty, you're going to get caught with it someday, I've never known anyone to have one for more than a year before it was confiscated. Best case scenario, they'll just take your fake ID and you'll be out whatever you paid for it. Worst case scenario, you get taken home to your parents in a cop car, and they get fined, ouch.