..fcuking bojhncers
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Manl, I've just een out abd fyucking every single bouncer stopped ne abd asked mr for ID.. its not like I loko 12. i'm' 17 18 un 3 wk or so and their askign me for id
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When they stop sakeing yu'
Stupid utoth..
I rarely get asked for my id ... :O
enjoy your youth while it lasts
But yea, don't complain about people thinking you are younger than you are!
Besides, try living in the States. I'm into my thirties and I still get asked for i.d
For some reason in my tired state I thought they were being caffine nazis.
*vomits*
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Silly me, I forgot where exactly JO420 relocated to!
For some reason in my tired state I thought they were being caffine nazis.
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Hehe they are actually quite fond of coffee and their expresso,beats the folges im used to seeing peole dink.
Aileen and I got asked for ID at a supermarket about a year ago. We were 28 and 29 at the time. I hadn't shaved in about 4 days.
The last time I was in the US we got id'd almost everywhere, even folk who were in their 30s with beards. Its just to cover their on backs : ID everyone with no exceptions. It was annoying though, some places only accepted a driving licence or passport, and some took bank cards as proof.
or becuase you are wearing the wrong shoes, or the worst I had was "cos you've got fucking blue hair. now fuck off".
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Damn those hair colour discriminating bastards. Luckily I go to clubs where it is positively encouraged.
*gets back to work on blue dreads*
The only place I remember being ID'ed in the US is Vegas. Then again, I'm surprised I remember anything from then
What other type of civilian job makes people predisposed to beat someone up if they have a slight set-to with a member of the paying public? A job staffed purely by hateful, repressed imbeciles who decided to pour a lifetime of built-up bile, anger and failure into putting on a cuntish black coat and being a colossal prick to everyone. Even when they try and be polite to people they haven't got a problem with ("Night ladies") it always comes across as crushing insincerity or lecherous smarm. HATE THEM.
Oh well..
And yeah, bouncers are complete cunts- I tried to get into Bar Risa in Leeds whilst I had bright red hair and got told that I was "too casual" looking despite the fact that a workmate of mine who was wearing pretty much the same kind of clothes, minus the red hair, got in no problem.
And as for getting asked for ID- I couldn't buy a packet of fags without getting hassled until I was 19 and even when I was 22, I was being asked for ID for booze.... grrr
Chunk -- the 11th
Drinking isn't a big thing. Sure, a couple works as a social lubricant. Drinking to get drunk isn't a thing to do. I wish we in the UK would adopt more of a Europeon take on alcohol. Enjoy it with food and sit around and enjoy our friends company. Much better than roving in packs, getting tanked up until you either fall down or the places shut.
And while some bouncers can be arseholes (we have one at our goth club who acts like he is all that, but looks about 12), you sure do appreciate what they do after working in a nightclub for a couple of years.
you ever think maybe he was doing his job?
They went after a friend once though, so ya know.. you kinda have to throw a few punches then ^_^
As far as landlords go, provided your sensible about it; while they might not serve you. They won't worry about serving your mate who is an adult and letting you drink in the pub.
Most landlords I know don't even bother asking. I look pretty young but never been asked for ID in England, Ireland or Scotland. Can't say I've ever ordered in Wales, but I'm pretty sure it'd be the same. Been asked for ID in Germany, and Texas. Not many other places though.
I'd also say, I kinda agree with the whole going out to binge thing. Pubs are nice, but tbh.. it's much more fun at home chilling with your mates over a few bottles of stuff.
This said I'm not out every night or even every week. Prefer to drink every once in a while rather than just to drink or be social.
My wife and I are crew leaders in Venture Scouting, a co-ed type of Boy Scouts for teenagers. At an event last weekend, we had come in separate cars... as I was leaving I gave my wife a kiss goodbye before I drove the group back home. One of the event leaders saw this, and thought I was a teenage crew member -- kissing the crew leader on the lips in front of at least three dozen people.
"No, sorry, we're both almost 40...!"
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I don't know why! I'm 13!
Stupid bar-tender!
Gosh!