Serious question: If a couple of 19 year olds want to get married and they do and have a ceremony and the party and all that, can alcohol be served there? If it makes it easy, they are orphans.
Not to them.Serious question: If a couple of 19 year olds want to get married and they do and have a ceremony and the party and all that, can alcohol be served there? If it makes it easy, they are orphans.
And what about the Bachelorette and Stag parties? Are they dry? Can they even go to a Strip club or something?
This concept of delayed adulthood makes me very uncomfortable.
Peace
Or there'll be both wet & dry clubs with the full Monty. The dry clubs will have expensive AF coffee and soft drinks and a 2-drink minimum.
Just another one.
Iirc Arizona had juice-bars for full nude.
No because they're not 21. 18 = adult for all the shitty stuff plus voting, but not for the vices.Just another one.
If a 16 year old gets emancipated, can they drink? Since they are then automatically an adult? My bet is that no, but I wanted to ask anyway... What a weird concept... especially in a country that is completely dedicated to alcohol culturally. No wonder the kids grab guns and shoot schools, drive-in, cinemas, clubs... I would be pissed if when I was 16 (back then I was allowed to buy and drink alcohol at 16) someone denied serving me a beer.
Peace
You'd have to look to the individual state laws. There are some exceptions - emancipated minors for example might have some leeway, but, for the most part, the nanny-state over here has decided that you can get shot at for your country, but you can't legally have a beer to unwind. This was different for many states as recently at the 70s and mid 80s, but the Federal government threatened to withhold funds to maintain the interstate highways if the various states didn't get onboard. We paid those taxes, but our servants that think they are our betters decided that they weren't going to let us use them if we didn't dance like monkeys for them.Serious question: If a couple of 19 year olds want to get married and they do and have a ceremony and the party and all that, can alcohol be served there? If it makes it easy, they are orphans.
And what about the Bachelorette and Stag parties? Are they dry? Can they even go to a Strip club or something?
This concept of delayed adulthood makes me very uncomfortable.
Peace
That's a bit hyperbolic.Just another one.
If a 16 year old gets emancipated, can they drink? Since they are then automatically an adult? My bet is that no, but I wanted to ask anyway... What a weird concept... especially in a country that is completely dedicated to alcohol culturally. No wonder the kids grab guns and shoot schools, drive-in, cinemas, clubs... I would be pissed if when I was 16 (back then I was allowed to buy and drink alcohol at 16) someone denied serving me a beer.
Peace
Puritanism on it's worst. The worst plague ever invented by mankind. It has killed more that anything else...
Probably, yes. I was never there, but, to be sure that's the idea your cultural exports sell of your country. Like the first thing every adult does when they get home from work is drink alcohol, before they even take their shoes off...
My parents let my sister drink at home with them in HS so she already knew her limits. I personally didn't drink til I was 21, and maybe have 1 alcoholic beverage a year. Just don't like the taste generally, or the feeling of being tipsy.Puritanism on it's worst. The worst plague ever invented by mankind. It has killed more that anything else...
Probably, yes. I was never there, but, to be sure that's the idea your cultural exports sell of your country. Like the first thing every adult does when they get home from work is drink alcohol, before they even take their shoes off...
I am quite sure that it isn't that way in every home, but you would be surprised how many people in the world believe that is the rule.
I mean nothing with my remarks, I am just completely puzzled by this.
Peace
BelowJust another one.
If a 16 year old gets emancipated, can they drink? Since they are then automatically an adult? My bet is that no, but I wanted to ask anyway... What a weird concept... especially in a country that is completely dedicated to alcohol culturally. No wonder the kids grab guns and shoot schools, drive-in, cinemas, clubs... I would be pissed if when I was 16 (back then I was allowed to buy and drink alcohol at 16) someone denied serving me a beer.
Peace
Remember this is Alt-California. I changed some laws because Alt-Arnold was a bit crazier.
An emancipated 16-year-old still couldn't couldn't have any under-18 passengers in their car ... assuming they were able to get their driver's license, which to be fair most could if they had a way to do the necessary permit training with presumably unreliable adults around them.Just another one.
If a 16 year old gets emancipated, can they drink? Since they are then automatically an adult? My bet is that no, but I wanted to ask anyway... What a weird concept... especially in a country that is completely dedicated to alcohol culturally. No wonder the kids grab guns and shoot schools, drive-in, cinemas, clubs... I would be pissed if when I was 16 (back then I was allowed to buy and drink alcohol at 16) someone denied serving me a beer.
Peace
I say something similar "I sit at a computer all day so I can afford to get off work and sit at a computer all night", as the silly easy answer for my job.
Not really... imperial is useless... also if you want to go full murican you do something like this...Now this was a clever decision of him
