I like to use my Bail Enforcement Agent (BEA) card that I ordered from Soldier of Fortune Magazine and my CHL badge....jcarp02 wrote:In college, I once got into a bar with my Scuba certification, but I believe every business can make their own policies about what is acceptable and what is not. It wouldn't bother me too much, especially if it was my fault to begin wth.
Passport book...as opposed to passport card...they make them now. They're both passports, hence the qualifier book.Abraham wrote:Passport book?
By that description do you simply mean a passport, which I guess may now be described with the additional word book? (and if that's so, the additional word book seems rather redundant...)
Of course, I now see the word "bar" after dive. As a kid, a low life bar was just called a dive...and we knew what it was without elaboration. Are we so slow we need further explanation? Yes, I'm being cranky...
The other one that bugs me (for us diver types) is BCD. When I was a hard core diver, the initials for this device was an easy BC for Buoyancy Compensator, now it's stand for Buoyancy Compensator DEVICE. Whoa, that additional letter is REALLY necessary for complete understanding. Yeah, sure...
Gotta get me one of them.... It's like Federal super-duper, I'm a citizen, and the US of A says I am, and like lots of ID numbers...but no address....cbr600 wrote:If it was valid ID in and of itself, GC 411.205 wouldn't require us to display a "driver's license or identification certificate" in addition to the CHL. The CHL would be enough.
If a business has a legitimate need for ID, I usually show my passport card.
