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    He could do that at 16... The current list of age-related restrictions in the UK is as follows: 5 alcohol consumption under parental control entry to pubs for which a children's certificate has been obtained (except Northern Ireland) 10 agricultural or horticultural employment permitted under parental supervision 12 entry to 12 certificate cinema films purchase or rental of 12 certificate video films and games ownership of a pet 13 part-time employment if a work permit is obtained (up to 25 hours a week for 13/14s) 14 employment as a babysitter entry to pubs without children's certificates (except Northern Ireland) purchase of airguns 15 entry to 15 certificate cinema films purchase or rental of 15 certificate video films and games part-time employment if a work permit is obtained (up to 35 hours a week for 15/16s) 16 marriage sex full-time employment consumption of beer, cider, sherry (and in Scotland wine) if consuming a meal outside the 'bar' area of a pub or restaurant (except Northern Ireland) purchase of tobacco purchase of lottery tickets & scratchcards purchase of knives purchase of sparklers & party poppers purchase of razor blades purchase of liqueur chocolates 17 driving a car purchase of crossbows 18 voting in local, national and European elections purchase of lighter fuel & restricted solvents purchase of fireworks purchase of alcohol not previously permitted as above entry to pubs in Northern Ireland entry to most nightclubs entry to betting shops, bingo halls and casinos playing fruit machines entry to licensed sex shops entry to 18 certificate cinema films purchase or rental of 18 certificate video films and games (and R-18 films from licensed video premises) 21 entry to some nightclubs eligibility to stand as a candidate for Parliament


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      He could do that at 16... The current list of age-related restrictions in the UK is as follows: 5 alcohol consumption under parental control entry to pubs for which a children's certificate has been obtained (except Northern Ireland) 10 agricultural or horticultural employment permitted under parental supervision 12 entry to 12 certificate cinema films purchase or rental of 12 certificate video films and games ownership of a pet 13 part-time employment if a work permit is obtained (up to 25 hours a week for 13/14s) 14 employment as a babysitter entry to pubs without children's certificates (except Northern Ireland) purchase of airguns 15 entry to 15 certificate cinema films purchase or rental of 15 certificate video films and games part-time employment if a work permit is obtained (up to 35 hours a week for 15/16s) 16 marriage sex full-time employment consumption of beer, cider, sherry (and in Scotland wine) if consuming a meal outside the 'bar' area of a pub or restaurant (except Northern Ireland) purchase of tobacco purchase of lottery tickets & scratchcards purchase of knives purchase of sparklers & party poppers purchase of razor blades purchase of liqueur chocolates 17 driving a car purchase of crossbows 18 voting in local, national and European elections purchase of lighter fuel & restricted solvents purchase of fireworks purchase of alcohol not previously permitted as above entry to pubs in Northern Ireland entry to most nightclubs entry to betting shops, bingo halls and casinos playing fruit machines entry to licensed sex shops entry to 18 certificate cinema films purchase or rental of 18 certificate video films and games (and R-18 films from licensed video premises) 21 entry to some nightclubs eligibility to stand as a candidate for Parliament


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      David Wulff wrote: 21 entry to some nightclubs eligibility to stand as a candidate for Parliament So it would follow that candidates to parliament do that often. ;)


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        He could do that at 16... The current list of age-related restrictions in the UK is as follows: 5 alcohol consumption under parental control entry to pubs for which a children's certificate has been obtained (except Northern Ireland) 10 agricultural or horticultural employment permitted under parental supervision 12 entry to 12 certificate cinema films purchase or rental of 12 certificate video films and games ownership of a pet 13 part-time employment if a work permit is obtained (up to 25 hours a week for 13/14s) 14 employment as a babysitter entry to pubs without children's certificates (except Northern Ireland) purchase of airguns 15 entry to 15 certificate cinema films purchase or rental of 15 certificate video films and games part-time employment if a work permit is obtained (up to 35 hours a week for 15/16s) 16 marriage sex full-time employment consumption of beer, cider, sherry (and in Scotland wine) if consuming a meal outside the 'bar' area of a pub or restaurant (except Northern Ireland) purchase of tobacco purchase of lottery tickets & scratchcards purchase of knives purchase of sparklers & party poppers purchase of razor blades purchase of liqueur chocolates 17 driving a car purchase of crossbows 18 voting in local, national and European elections purchase of lighter fuel & restricted solvents purchase of fireworks purchase of alcohol not previously permitted as above entry to pubs in Northern Ireland entry to most nightclubs entry to betting shops, bingo halls and casinos playing fruit machines entry to licensed sex shops entry to 18 certificate cinema films purchase or rental of 18 certificate video films and games (and R-18 films from licensed video premises) 21 entry to some nightclubs eligibility to stand as a candidate for Parliament


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        Dave, you work too hard. "purchase of crossbows " Why was I unaware of this for 1 whole year!


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          Dave, you work too hard. "purchase of crossbows " Why was I unaware of this for 1 whole year!


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          Jonny Newman wrote: Why was I unaware of this for 1 whole year! Your dad paid me good money to keep it from you. :suss: Night non, take care today. :zzz:


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            And I'm 18! W00t! To celebrate my coming of age, Today (the 15th) I'm going to have a meal at 8:30 with my best friend, also born on the 15th of October 1985. Followed by a massive party on the 18th of october. Now, as I am aware, I'll not be 18 for about 7 hours in the USA, and in Aussi land i've been 18 for half a day. However I've liver here my whole life, to time-wise i'm sorted. What can I do now? Lets make a list... I can: Vote Drink (Alcohol) Get a Credit Card Own a house (?) er.... Can anyone think of anything else? Please, make me feel special :-S


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            Shut the hell up and start [s|c]elebrating! :) Cheers! :beer:

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              And I'm 18! W00t! To celebrate my coming of age, Today (the 15th) I'm going to have a meal at 8:30 with my best friend, also born on the 15th of October 1985. Followed by a massive party on the 18th of october. Now, as I am aware, I'll not be 18 for about 7 hours in the USA, and in Aussi land i've been 18 for half a day. However I've liver here my whole life, to time-wise i'm sorted. What can I do now? Lets make a list... I can: Vote Drink (Alcohol) Get a Credit Card Own a house (?) er.... Can anyone think of anything else? Please, make me feel special :-S


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              18... hmm, lesse.. In the U.S. 1. Vote 2. Join the military. 3. Be tried as an adult (except under aggregious circumstances, you can be tried as an adult before then- just try to keep cold blooded murder down to a minimum prior to 18) 4. Buy pornography. What you can't do in the U.S. 1. Drink. 2. Buy Cigarettes. (correct me if I'm wrong-- U.S. has recently gone through some anit-smoking naziism as of late, so I'm not sure where we stand) 3. Rent a car. 5. Get a break on your insurance rates. 6. I'm sure there's more...

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                18... hmm, lesse.. In the U.S. 1. Vote 2. Join the military. 3. Be tried as an adult (except under aggregious circumstances, you can be tried as an adult before then- just try to keep cold blooded murder down to a minimum prior to 18) 4. Buy pornography. What you can't do in the U.S. 1. Drink. 2. Buy Cigarettes. (correct me if I'm wrong-- U.S. has recently gone through some anit-smoking naziism as of late, so I'm not sure where we stand) 3. Rent a car. 5. Get a break on your insurance rates. 6. I'm sure there's more...

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                Paul Oss wrote: Buy Cigarettes. (correct me if I'm wrong-- U.S. has recently gone through some anit-smoking naziism as of late, so I'm not sure where we stand) you can at 18, but its a bad habit and you shouldn't do it anyway Paul Oss wrote: 5. Get a break on your insurance rates. That usually comes around 25, mine went up at 18 Matt Newman
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                  Paul Oss wrote: Buy Cigarettes. (correct me if I'm wrong-- U.S. has recently gone through some anit-smoking naziism as of late, so I'm not sure where we stand) you can at 18, but its a bad habit and you shouldn't do it anyway Paul Oss wrote: 5. Get a break on your insurance rates. That usually comes around 25, mine went up at 18 Matt Newman
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                  Matt Newman wrote: you can at 18, but its a bad habit and you shouldn't do it anyway No, it's not the greatest of habits. But remember, we need a large contingent of new smokers to pay for the healthcare programs paid for by, you guessed, smokers. No new smokers, no money for gov't healthcare. Greaty Godian knot they've tied, isn't it? Matt Newman wrote: That usually comes around 25, mine went up at 18 *Ding* give that man a ceegar (bad habit, I know). 25 is the MAGIC age in the U.S. where you can 1: Get a break on your insurance, 2: Rent a car. Apparantly, there's a whole bunch of actuarial data that shows people under the age of 25 are morons behind the wheel. Although I didn't like it when I was under 25, I have to admit, they're right. I wasn't the most courteous of drivers until I was about 27. Something to do with testosterone:mad:, I'm sure. Paul

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                    Matt Newman wrote: you can at 18, but its a bad habit and you shouldn't do it anyway No, it's not the greatest of habits. But remember, we need a large contingent of new smokers to pay for the healthcare programs paid for by, you guessed, smokers. No new smokers, no money for gov't healthcare. Greaty Godian knot they've tied, isn't it? Matt Newman wrote: That usually comes around 25, mine went up at 18 *Ding* give that man a ceegar (bad habit, I know). 25 is the MAGIC age in the U.S. where you can 1: Get a break on your insurance, 2: Rent a car. Apparantly, there's a whole bunch of actuarial data that shows people under the age of 25 are morons behind the wheel. Although I didn't like it when I was under 25, I have to admit, they're right. I wasn't the most courteous of drivers until I was about 27. Something to do with testosterone:mad:, I'm sure. Paul

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                    Paul Oss wrote: 2: Rent a car. Rather, Rent a car without penalty. An extra $10-$30 per day. It sucks. X|

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                      Matt Newman wrote: you can at 18, but its a bad habit and you shouldn't do it anyway No, it's not the greatest of habits. But remember, we need a large contingent of new smokers to pay for the healthcare programs paid for by, you guessed, smokers. No new smokers, no money for gov't healthcare. Greaty Godian knot they've tied, isn't it? Matt Newman wrote: That usually comes around 25, mine went up at 18 *Ding* give that man a ceegar (bad habit, I know). 25 is the MAGIC age in the U.S. where you can 1: Get a break on your insurance, 2: Rent a car. Apparantly, there's a whole bunch of actuarial data that shows people under the age of 25 are morons behind the wheel. Although I didn't like it when I was under 25, I have to admit, they're right. I wasn't the most courteous of drivers until I was about 27. Something to do with testosterone:mad:, I'm sure. Paul

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                      yah shame between the ages of 17 and 25 most boys develop this lemming complex where they replace jumping with driving at 100+mph and they replace cliffs with lamp-posts or trees or walls or some other immovable object im amazed so many of them make it past 25


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                        yah shame between the ages of 17 and 25 most boys develop this lemming complex where they replace jumping with driving at 100+mph and they replace cliffs with lamp-posts or trees or walls or some other immovable object im amazed so many of them make it past 25


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                        l a u r e n wrote: im amazed so many of them make it past 25 I did. And I came from a time and a place when you rode your bicycle barefoot, in the rain. We all, and I mean, ALL owned BB guns. And by the time we were, what, 16, all had firearms. Admittedly, usually of a fairly low caliber (calibre for those of you in the UK-- and because everyone owned a firearm, firearm safety was sort of in the DNA. Times change. Paul

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                          And I'm 18! W00t! To celebrate my coming of age, Today (the 15th) I'm going to have a meal at 8:30 with my best friend, also born on the 15th of October 1985. Followed by a massive party on the 18th of october. Now, as I am aware, I'll not be 18 for about 7 hours in the USA, and in Aussi land i've been 18 for half a day. However I've liver here my whole life, to time-wise i'm sorted. What can I do now? Lets make a list... I can: Vote Drink (Alcohol) Get a Credit Card Own a house (?) er.... Can anyone think of anything else? Please, make me feel special :-S


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                          Jonny Newman wrote: However I've liver here my whole life You sure you're not drinking already? ;) --Mike-- Ericahist | CP SearchBar v2.0.2 | Homepage | RightClick-Encrypt | 1ClickPicGrabber Actual sign at the laundromat I go to: "No tinting or dying."

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                            And I'm 18! W00t! To celebrate my coming of age, Today (the 15th) I'm going to have a meal at 8:30 with my best friend, also born on the 15th of October 1985. Followed by a massive party on the 18th of october. Now, as I am aware, I'll not be 18 for about 7 hours in the USA, and in Aussi land i've been 18 for half a day. However I've liver here my whole life, to time-wise i'm sorted. What can I do now? Lets make a list... I can: Vote Drink (Alcohol) Get a Credit Card Own a house (?) er.... Can anyone think of anything else? Please, make me feel special :-S


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                              And I'm 18! W00t! To celebrate my coming of age, Today (the 15th) I'm going to have a meal at 8:30 with my best friend, also born on the 15th of October 1985. Followed by a massive party on the 18th of october. Now, as I am aware, I'll not be 18 for about 7 hours in the USA, and in Aussi land i've been 18 for half a day. However I've liver here my whole life, to time-wise i'm sorted. What can I do now? Lets make a list... I can: Vote Drink (Alcohol) Get a Credit Card Own a house (?) er.... Can anyone think of anything else? Please, make me feel special :-S


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                              Go to the nudie bar! Oh, and Happy Birthday. :)

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                                And I'm 18! W00t! To celebrate my coming of age, Today (the 15th) I'm going to have a meal at 8:30 with my best friend, also born on the 15th of October 1985. Followed by a massive party on the 18th of october. Now, as I am aware, I'll not be 18 for about 7 hours in the USA, and in Aussi land i've been 18 for half a day. However I've liver here my whole life, to time-wise i'm sorted. What can I do now? Lets make a list... I can: Vote Drink (Alcohol) Get a Credit Card Own a house (?) er.... Can anyone think of anything else? Please, make me feel special :-S


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                                Happy BDay! :jig: you can figure out :sheep: ?:rolleyes: Later, JoeSox
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                                  He could do that at 16... The current list of age-related restrictions in the UK is as follows: 5 alcohol consumption under parental control entry to pubs for which a children's certificate has been obtained (except Northern Ireland) 10 agricultural or horticultural employment permitted under parental supervision 12 entry to 12 certificate cinema films purchase or rental of 12 certificate video films and games ownership of a pet 13 part-time employment if a work permit is obtained (up to 25 hours a week for 13/14s) 14 employment as a babysitter entry to pubs without children's certificates (except Northern Ireland) purchase of airguns 15 entry to 15 certificate cinema films purchase or rental of 15 certificate video films and games part-time employment if a work permit is obtained (up to 35 hours a week for 15/16s) 16 marriage sex full-time employment consumption of beer, cider, sherry (and in Scotland wine) if consuming a meal outside the 'bar' area of a pub or restaurant (except Northern Ireland) purchase of tobacco purchase of lottery tickets & scratchcards purchase of knives purchase of sparklers & party poppers purchase of razor blades purchase of liqueur chocolates 17 driving a car purchase of crossbows 18 voting in local, national and European elections purchase of lighter fuel & restricted solvents purchase of fireworks purchase of alcohol not previously permitted as above entry to pubs in Northern Ireland entry to most nightclubs entry to betting shops, bingo halls and casinos playing fruit machines entry to licensed sex shops entry to 18 certificate cinema films purchase or rental of 18 certificate video films and games (and R-18 films from licensed video premises) 21 entry to some nightclubs eligibility to stand as a candidate for Parliament


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                                  David Wulff wrote: 16 marriage In India the marriageable age is 21 for men and 18 for women. 16 sounds too young :~ Smitha Every person, all the events of your life, are there because you have drawn them there. What you choose to do with them is up to you. -- Richard Bach

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                                    And I'm 18! W00t! To celebrate my coming of age, Today (the 15th) I'm going to have a meal at 8:30 with my best friend, also born on the 15th of October 1985. Followed by a massive party on the 18th of october. Now, as I am aware, I'll not be 18 for about 7 hours in the USA, and in Aussi land i've been 18 for half a day. However I've liver here my whole life, to time-wise i'm sorted. What can I do now? Lets make a list... I can: Vote Drink (Alcohol) Get a Credit Card Own a house (?) er.... Can anyone think of anything else? Please, make me feel special :-S


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                                    Wishing you a wonderful birthday!:rose: Smitha Every person, all the events of your life, are there because you have drawn them there. What you choose to do with them is up to you. -- Richard Bach

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                                      David Wulff wrote: 16 marriage In India the marriageable age is 21 for men and 18 for women. 16 sounds too young :~ Smitha Every person, all the events of your life, are there because you have drawn them there. What you choose to do with them is up to you. -- Richard Bach

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                                      I guess it depends on the individuals, if you meet the right person early enough why wait?


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                                        And I'm 18! W00t! To celebrate my coming of age, Today (the 15th) I'm going to have a meal at 8:30 with my best friend, also born on the 15th of October 1985. Followed by a massive party on the 18th of october. Now, as I am aware, I'll not be 18 for about 7 hours in the USA, and in Aussi land i've been 18 for half a day. However I've liver here my whole life, to time-wise i'm sorted. What can I do now? Lets make a list... I can: Vote Drink (Alcohol) Get a Credit Card Own a house (?) er.... Can anyone think of anything else? Please, make me feel special :-S


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                                        Happy birthday!! Have a good one! :-D :jig: :cool: Enjoy the new-found freedom of 18-ness ;P :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: Paul ;)

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                                          Jonny Newman wrote: However I've liver here my whole life You sure you're not drinking already? ;) --Mike-- Ericahist | CP SearchBar v2.0.2 | Homepage | RightClick-Encrypt | 1ClickPicGrabber Actual sign at the laundromat I go to: "No tinting or dying."

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                                          Shhh. One or two at the time.


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