Young'uns in pubs

tolosenc

This is a question to you frequent pub goers:
I group of me and me mates (never more than 10, aged 17-19) go to the pub most weekends. Last weekend was the first time anyone complained over us bein there. It's a nice quiet pub, usually only patronised by peole in they're mid 40s. What's your opinion, should we be in the pub or out in more trendy, youngish bars or clubs?

azezil

Well the 17 yr olds shouldn't be there...
Other than that, if you're not causing any hassle i don't see why not?

c - 13

I dont see why not.
Provided your not falling over yourselves because your sh!t faced, shouting and roaring like wild baboons or generally harrassing the regulars etc.

Which i'm presuming your not.

chump

Tis kool&a half usually.
A lot of the older men really enjoy it, esp. if yizer wimmin, so they can stare, and if yas are lads so they can bullsh1t talk ya...

Not so sure about the old biddy's tho, can see them complaining.

tolosenc

azezil wrote:

Well the 17 yr olds shouldn't be there...

We all know that, and it's just for like 2 more months.

chump wrote:

if yizer wimmin, so they can stare, and if yas are lads so they can bullsh1t talk ya...

lol

chump wrote:

Not so sure about the old biddy's tho, can see them complaining.

i don't understand the term "BIDDY", could you please explain

Thomas_S_Hunterson

obl wrote:

i don't understand the term "BIDDY", could you please explain

Old women, the "did you ear what happened to Mary?" type

tolosenc

Thanks sean_keevey, and could you tell me where you got those sig bars? I haven't a clue where to look for them

The Sweeper

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