Easy, I don't live in America. =D Yet again I don't drink either anyway and have to put up with certain zombie survival games getting banned, along with many other games.
Americans. How do you cope not drinking until 21?
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Wow, what brought on this attitude? I'm glad my sober ass isn't this hostile towards drinkers. I've had some friends do some extremely stupid things under the influence of alcohol, and even had one go into a coma and pass away (RIP Jon Haren, you're still missedHorny Ico said:
), but I hope I never have the same attitude you have. Instead of taking a dickish hardline stance against alcohol, why don't you be constructive. You're not going to stop people from drinking, so make them more responsible. I used to keep people's keys so they wouldn't drive if they drank to much. I've stopped people from drinking when I felt they've had enough. And I will always willingly be the designated driver (I wish I knew what happened to my DD Pin I got from Ruby Tuesdays (not the chain) on The OSU campus).
I love being Australian. 18+ FTW
N.B I say this as I come back from my best friends 18th (I already am) where I spent the majority of my time looking after drunk 17 years olds -_-
N.B I say this as I come back from my best friends 18th (I already am) where I spent the majority of my time looking after drunk 17 years olds -_-
Haha, good one.Sansha said:
OT: Im 16 and I live in England. I have a pint of cider pretty much every day with my parents permission, and I enjoy it.
Then I drink larger with my mates. (Not every day.) However I've only been drunk twice, but that was when I first started.
Meh, the same as over here in britain, illegaly. Although I don't drink really, so I don't really care. Kinda makes the party I went to even more hilarious, as I can remember EVERYthing.
You say this as though everybody follows the law dilligently. Almost no one waits until they are actually 21, or 18.
I remember everything anyway, though being able to use that age-old excuse of "I was drunk, so I don't remember, which gets me off the hook" is a great advantage.cyber_andyy said:
Good point. It is harder to get away with stuff when your sober. Oh well, they hopefully won't remember itKillerMidget said:
I'm Canadian, but this would be my answer.Neonbob said:
Ours is 19, and most of the people who drink before that age (14-year-olds in my class and such) are obnoxious pricks, so it leaves a bad taste in my mouth just looking at them.
EDIT: Besides, there may be some good alcoholic beverages, but alcohol itself smells awful to me, so I take a regular lemonade over a hard one, 19 or not.
I assure you if someone really wants to drink they won't give a fuck about the law. I am a living example. I got drunk for the first time when I was 12. In Greece the legal drinking age is 18 (I think).
My father quit smoking cold turkey a few months ago, and I didn't even notice, he took it like a man. But yeah, also, this girl asked me for cigarettes in the park one time (like I have any, what world does she live in?). At first glance, I could've sworn she was around... 30. Then I saw her in the 7th grade neighbourhood (that's what we call the class areas), opening her locker.skywalkerlion said:
I shuddered.