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Originally posted by Durden:
I'm at the boring age of 19. NOTHING happens at 19. I mean, at 13, you're excited because you are a teenager, at 15 you get your driver's permit, at 16 you get the drivers license, 17 you can see r-rated movies, 18 you can buy tobacco and porn. 19....nothing. You're just one year closer to not being a teenager any more.

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But you can still look forward to 21. After THAT, things will be boring.

We have to be 18 to see R-rated movies in TN. Which is torture, and I think 15 has to be the worst age because even though you have your permit
you cant go any where with out someone 18.

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In MA you need to be 16 to get a permit. And no one ever checks ages at all at the theaters.

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Originally posted by JW:

But you can still look forward to 21. After THAT, things will be boring.

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Well when you're 25 your car insurance goes down.

And besides its not boring...geesh...yeah Life is hell in your 20s. Just that birthday just becomes another day.

-Chris
Studentfilms.com

I'm 21 in 9 days!

24 in march

in switzerland, you can buy beer at the age of 16...after that, it just went downhill...

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Originally posted by Studentfilms.com:

Well when you're 25 your car insurance goes down.

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cant wait, because when your 17 it costs as much as the car itself

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Originally posted by Studentfilms.com:

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Originally posted by JW:

But you can still look forward to 21. After THAT, things will be boring.

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Well when you're 25 your car insurance goes down.

And besides its not boring...geesh...yeah Life is hell in your 20s. Just that birthday just becomes another day.

-Chris
Studentfilms.com

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True, they really do become just another day. But dont forget that at 25 you can also rent a car without the "underage idiot behind the wheel" expense. If they rent to you at all under 25.

Thanks, Joren! Yeah, I'm the oldest - 47 (at least I assume I am).

I wish car insurance went down each year AFTER 25 - because at my age, they would be paying ME money! There are some positive things about being old:

1. Boy Scouts help you across the street.
2. You get a discount on adult diapers.
3. You don't get carded at the bar.
4. The other prisoners don't mess you with when you're in jail, because you're too old.
5. You can say anything to anyone at anytime, and people think you're "sage and wise".
6. AARP kicks in and you get neat discounts on meals and movies.
7. Kids all call you "grandpa".

The bad thing about getting old?
1. Women all call you "grandpa".

HAHAHAHAHAHA that post may be your crowning achievement Mark

Great. Now it's all down hill from here!

My grandma got carded recently, and she's 60!

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Originally posted by Kyle Johnson:
My grandma got carded recently, and she's 60!

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I have some level of difficulty believing this.

I swear it dude! We were in a Chevy's Restuarant and she ordered an alcoholic beverage, and the waiter asked to see ID (Even though she is CLEARLY a senior citizen) she couldnt believe it at first, but the waiter said he has to ask everyone cause recently some kids were able to get their hands on drinks there and got in a car accident.

still a stupid thing to do though. Chevy's sucks.

That's just silly. Why card someone who obviously doesn't need it (no offense to G'ma).

A while back, I had dinner with several friends, all over 40 and one couple who was 21 and 20 (the girlfriend). One lady ordered a glass of wine and offered a taste to the 20 year old girlfriend and before the girl could put the glass down, an employee of the restaurant came running up and asked for her ID and the lady who bought the wine was chastised for her "indiscretion".

I guess everyone has to look for stupid lawsuits, but it's kind of sad! When I was a kid, my dad used to give me a taste of everything! He'd probably be arrested for contributing to the deliquency of a minor now.

My dad and Michael Jackson. Hmm.

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Kyle, that's hilarious. Maybe they're afraid of really good acting students.

Mark, that's actually disturbing. Were they watching, ready to pounce at the slightest sign of underage drinking? Geeze.