h a l f b a k e r yThere goes my teleportation concept.
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There are a great many groups to which people belong which do not issue membership cards. Proving to new aquaintances that you are in fact a member of one of these groups can prove difficult.
Enter the Membership Authenticator Card. Run by an independent but trusted group, these cards have your name,
a photo (if desired), a shiny hologram showing the card to be genuine and (most importantly) the name of the group, or groups, to which you belong.
When you apply for a card, the Authority makes stringent checks to see that you are actually a member of the group. They will, for many cases, go directly to the group and ask if you are a member. Your photo will also be checked during this stage. Once your membership has been authenticated, the card is printed and you can show it to people as you wish.
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What sort of groups are you talking about? "Senators (not) Looking For A Good Time In Airport Bathrooms"? |
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I was thinking more along the lines of Mensa (although they do give cards, just crap ones) and possibly certain jobs. |
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If you really need a card to prove that you're not a senator looking for things that other people might find objectionable, I'd suggest the Membership Authenticator Card Company's more spurious cousin, the Antisocial Activity Alibi Association. |
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