Abigayle wrote: » Started around 15, in the pubs by 16. I was something like the 'S.hit brick' of the group. Accepted but never conformed to the norm. While they were working the knacker look, I prob looked like I was on a boozy picnic. Corkscrew in pocket, bottle of chardonnay at my side.. Wasnt long doing that before I hit the pub. Doctored an ID but it was never asked for :-/
ecdl07 wrote: » Did you do it?
Marvin Cuddly Spokesman wrote: » Ha, I remember going down to the lads on a saturday night, I was one of the very few that worked in that group, I bought a few bottles of bud, they couldn't understand it. I only bought 4 too, some people couldn't understand that I didn't want to get drunk. I was 16 :P
Abigayle wrote: » I only brought one bottle of wine, but there was a method in my madness. I started drinking it to avoid having to go to the toilet in the bushes. The other girls knocked back the cans and needed to go every few minutes, and after a few cans- pissed, in a heap, and knickers round your ankles was not a good look ;-)
dSTAR wrote: » Remember young lady I started drinking liqueurs when I was 12 or 13. So by the time I was 15 or 16 I was an old hand. In the summer I could usually be found with a bottle of 'reserve' or sherry complete with crystal glass whilst soaking in the atmosphere of my local then called the Green Carpet Inn (local park) with my peers. I could never understand why the lads would swill freely from plastic cider containers. Twas so boorish and uncouth.
Abigayle wrote: » Lmao. I would have a beef with the setting though. We had the benefit of lush fields (served well as private areas if needed) nearby stream to keep our drinks chilled.. the smell of cow s.hit so fresh it would knock your socks off yet compliment the wine so well that you wished someone would walk past with a cheese platter ;-) No filth around to take our drinks.. We were spoiled :-D
Deleted User wrote: » You havent lived if you havent gone knacker drinking!
abi2007 wrote: » you can be cool with out having a drink.. peer preasure is bad enough without adults encouring it too
Domo230 wrote: » You have to question the legal drinking age if almost everyones broken it.(Also guilty)
rainbow kirby wrote: » I drank for the first time when I was 15 on my karate club's trip to Jersey, got rather merry on 2 Smirnoff Ice! I started having a few drinks here and there properly when I was 17. I've never been a *massive* drinker, and I can be a bit of an alcohol snob at times when I do drink, that said on occasion *cough* NYE *cough* I can still drink in an incredibly studenty manner! I still get ID'd a lot, despite the fact I'm 24 years old. I looked 20 at 16, I still look 20 at 24.