
...its definitely 16.
At least it is round here - may be different in England.
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Wed 2 Apr 2003, 19:22,
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At least it is round here - may be different in England.

you just can't BUY it.
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Wed 2 Apr 2003, 19:24,
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same thing applies there - you can DRINK at any age, you just can't BUY until you're 21 (in the majority of states... they're kinda like mini-countries, bound together by a single currency and top-level bureaucracy... this is totally different to Europe, which is bound together by a single currency and top level bureaucracy...)
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I don't think that's true.
Anyone who gives an underage person alcohol can get into serious trouble.
And if that isn't really the law, that's what they make it sound like
*brainwashed
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Wed 2 Apr 2003, 19:38,
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Anyone who gives an underage person alcohol can get into serious trouble.
And if that isn't really the law, that's what they make it sound like
*brainwashed

like that. Also don't forget that anyone (over the age of 5 i think) can drink in their own home
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Wed 2 Apr 2003, 19:26,
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Anyway its legal to drink from the age of 5,
at home. Although its parents/guardians that get into trouble if you overdo it.
And apparently its legal to buy a child a drink for consumption in a pub garden (which I guess doesn't count as licensed premises)
Also boats are not covered by the licencing laws...
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at home. Although its parents/guardians that get into trouble if you overdo it.
And apparently its legal to buy a child a drink for consumption in a pub garden (which I guess doesn't count as licensed premises)
Also boats are not covered by the licencing laws...

...in international waters, I don't think any laws apply.
...but I still wouldn't risk murder or that, just in case.
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Wed 2 Apr 2003, 19:34,
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...but I still wouldn't risk murder or that, just in case.

is when you can sit in the front of a car legally
or was my mum telling me fibs?
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Wed 2 Apr 2003, 19:25,
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or was my mum telling me fibs?

...provided you have the appropriate restraint for your size.
For anyone under 14, it is the driver's responsibility to make sure you are wearing a seatbelt.
After that it's your own call, but also your own fine if you are caught.
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For anyone under 14, it is the driver's responsibility to make sure you are wearing a seatbelt.
After that it's your own call, but also your own fine if you are caught.