Alcohol Whats Your Favourtie ;)

[Jordan3]

Smirnoff Ice, Carlsberg, Stella.

[splatttt]

Oh god I was walking past Londis and the people there were so annoying. Apparently I'm a 'dirty grebo', a 'f**king skater' and a 'twatface'. I was wearing a black/grey jumper and jeans :s

I favour Beer or Rum. Vodka is good too.

Which Londies?
The one Near Ball Hill?

[Adam$]

Carling or Stella.

[Matt.]

I dont drink =] Iam only 15

[Revis]

Which Londies?
The one Near Ball Hill?

By the bottom gates to Caludon Castle.

[Infrontation]

I dont drink =] Iam only 15

Have you never drank before O.o

[splatttt]

Oh Down There x Lol

Never really go down there that much

[Matt.]

Have you never drank before O.o

Nope:s

[Adam$]

Nope:s

Honestly?

[Infrontation]

Found some interesting stuff on the web, I heard it before and was double checking. Never knew it before but you can drink alcohol on your 5th birthday if you are at home.

"If you are five or over and under 16, there is no legal restriction on you drinking alcohol at home or on other private premises.

If you are under 14 (18 in Northern Ireland) you cannot normally go into a pub or other licensed premises where alcohol is sold and consumed during opening hours unless you are the landlord’s child or live on the premises. However, a publican can apply for a children’s certificate that will allow children under 14 to be taken into a pub by an adult. Children would normally have to leave by 9pm.

In England and Wales, if you are aged 14 or 15 you can go into a pub but cannot buy or drink alcohol there.

If you are aged 16 or 17, you can drink wine, beer, or cider (but not spirits) with a meal in a hotel or restaurant as long as someone over 18 is eating with you. You can also buy liqueur chocolates."

*Cries at the highlighted bit*