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FATHER WILL PROTECT YOU Volume 6, Issue 2

November 23, 2009

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Phony Fake IDs on the Rise: Students and faculty alike concerned A quick glance at senior Tom Bradsmith’s New York driver’s license and you would never guess that it was, in fact, authentic. With slightly worn corners and a silly picture gracing its front, it could easily pass as one of the countless high quality fake IDs found on college campuses across the nation. In fact, Bradsmith’s ID bears such an uncanny resemblance to a fake that he was able to pass it off as such for nearly 6 months. “I originally thought of the idea during the spring semester of my junior year” confessed Bradsmith, whose ID was eventually confiscated by a bouncer at a local club. “Having an ID doesn’t impress any seniors, but I thought wow, maybe if I can convince some freshmen it’s a fake, the girls will think I’m cool and want to hook up with me. Pretending to be three years younger than I actually am seemed like a really effective way to score with some of the hottest chicks on campus.” And while Bradsmith has yet to get any penetrative action with the ladies, sources have confirmed that he has received an awkward hand job. “That’s one more than I got during my freshman, sophomore, and junior years combined,” remarked Bradsmith, who couldn’t help but grin as he added, “It definitely feels

different than when you do it yourself every night. Sometimes while watching The Price is Right.” “I feel betrayed,” explained

an anonymous female freshman who is known to have hooked up with Bradsmith. “He seemed like such a badass with that ID…it totally made up for the fact that he isn’t very good looking and kind of squealed like a pig while I gave him that hand job. Now that I know the truth I’m definitely going to rethink my plans for getting wasted and hooking up with him again in the future.” Yet Bradsmith is only one of many socially inept seniors who have tried to improve their social standing by passing their real IDs off as fakes. “There’s definitely a growing market out there.” explained WUPD officer Kevin “The Enforcer” Prior. In fact, it’s estimated that one in every three students will pretend that their ID is fake at some point during their time in college. But it isn’t just the quantity of phony fake IDs that has spiked. Experts explain that

the quality of these IDs continue to decline as well. “In the past it was pretty easy to differentiate between real and fake IDs. But today, these kids manage to get IDs that look so fake nobody would ever believe that they’re real,” explained Prior. Licenses from Illinois, Hawaii, and Arkansas are most commonly passed as fakes. “Illinois licenses look fake, Hawaii is practically a fake state, and most bouncers won’t even believe that they drive cars in Alaska,” explained Prior. Local bouncers and bartenders are flustered by the growing trend. “It was tough enough when I had to worry about kids with actual fakes,” explained bartender Jacob Holmes. “But now I have to worry about real IDs that look fake. I mean, these kids show up with licenses from states I haven’t even heard of. Just last week I almost lost my job for wrongfully confiscating a driver’s license from West Virginia. What’s next? Two Carolinas? As the trend continues to grow, many faculty are becoming alarmed as well. One concerned faculty member said, “Students like Bradsmith are pretending to commit the totally awesome crime of using a fake I.D. when, in fact, they’re actually committing the way less cool crime of purchasing alcohol for minors. Not only does that type of dishonesty go against everything we at Washington University stand for, but it’s just really lame.”

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Gays/Bros Mourn Loss of Summer Shirtless Weather page 428

Lady Gaga Wears Things and Such page 7

Student Reads the Record page 11b

Student Considers Considering Homework page 4.5

Four-Year-Old to Major in Ponies page 34a

New Food Plan Delivers Meals Directly Into Students’ Mouths Increasing tension between hungry students and overworked kitchen staff may have reached a solution this week after the announcement of MouthFood, a new service that lets students order food online and have it shoveled directly into their throats. “We had received a number of complaints about the long lines in the Bear Grill” said Vice-Chancellor to the Assistant Viceroy for Food Consumption and Delivery, Gregory Kraft. “With MouthFood we can get students fed so they can get on to more important things, like drinking and doing drugs.” continued on page 2

Threesome Reduced to Onesome page 68f

Alcoholic Kind of a Douchebag While Sober page 88

Scale Broken, Female Suite Agrees page 2


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