16
18
18 in a bar and 20 at the bottle store etc
20
I don't care.
It's not about the age - it's about the attitude people have towards alcohol.
I don't understand the reasoning behind drinking simply to get hammered. It's pointless IMO.
Or the hilarity when a kid drinks enough to throw up. These people are doing themselves permanant damage.
For the record, I think it should be back where it was. That being said, messing with the rules around it is simply pandering to the human desire to find a simple solution to a complex problem.
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Nope. I dont like to get drunk because i can wake up with Arabian goggles, vivid. Or things like vomiting, not good. When you set out with friends and have a few drinks, it can get out of hand, not intentionally trying to get intoxicated. You cant say you haven't once gotten drunk?
Mmm, I have indeed. Your previous post indicated that you like it. Usually, if you ask someone why they like it, you get an answer like "Oh, it's awesome getting smashed everynight" or some such.
I can enjoy a beverage with good company, but I don't need to drink to enjoy myself.
If your old enough to be an adult your old enough to buy everything thats for sale at a shop!
have all the alcohol outlets run by the govt. so we don't have so many places surrounding us selling alcohol. In Canada its run by the govt and theres only 2 places in small cities to buy alcohol and the odd hotel.
I dont think the age you can legally buy booze has anything to do with it. I recall drinking in pubs at least 4 years shy of the legal limit that existed when I were a lass. The only time I got booted out was because I was in a group and one of our sillier friends got a bit stupid and called attention to us. In fact, most of my pub days were long before I was legally allowed to drink. I got married the first time at 18, prior to that, living in Auckland and living in a nurses home, well, the city clubs were only a stroll away eh?
Cops used to regularly filter through bars asking for ID, never got asked.
I have 2 out of 3 kids older than the legal limit now, my baby about to join the ranks of the youth that can buy booze legally.
I have a good relationship with my kids. I drink. My kids have grown up around me drinking. My kids have had drinks with me. I am sure they have tyed a few on and got very messy (of course I never did) but hopefully what they have seen is adults having a few drinks, maybe getting a bit silly but reamining in some semblence of control.
The booze culture is more about ignorance and wanting to be cool, than it is about the age you can legally buy alcohol.
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