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PrintableI'm at that age (32) where it's neither a compliment nor an insult to be carded. It's nice to know I still look young, but at the same time I don't wanna be lumped in with those goofy young whippersnappers! Fear is the mind-killer. | |
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teller said: I'm at that age (32) where it's neither a compliment nor an insult to be carded. It's nice to know I still look young, but at the same time I don't wanna be lumped in with those goofy young whippersnappers!
I'm 32 and they can lump me in with the whippersnappers anytime, baby! I love being carded  | |
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shit i got carded last saturday night, i was dj'n and i show up with my records n shit, and the guy at the door cards me, im like boi look at me im way older than u, and u look way older than my ass, lay off them drugs kid  | |
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Finess said: shit i got carded last saturday night, i was dj'n and i show up with my records n shit, and the guy at the door cards me, im like boi look at me im way older than u, and u look way older than my ass, lay off them drugs kid
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I'm 25, but I think I look young for my age. If you put aside places that ID everyone (e.g., nightclubs), as well as places that don't ID me because they know who I am (e.g., the bar across the street from my office), right now it's about a 50/50 chance that I'll get asked for ID if I buy alcohol. Maybe it helps that I usually drink wine... underage drinkers generally aren't going to order a nice glass of Merlot.
Some other observations/thoughts: * On Cape Cod (Massachusetts), they almost never ask for my ID. I guess it's because everyone is so laid back there. * I've never been asked to show ID at a movie. One time the lady selling tickets asked if we were 17 or older, and when I politely told her our ages, she got embarassed and apologized. * While flying first class (don't be jealous--they were all upgrades--you think I'd actually pay those fares?), I've never been asked for ID when I've ordered a drink. Come to think of it, I was underage every single time. 
* I've never been asked for ID when I've purchased something with the "Parental Advisory" sticker. One time (I think it was when I bought the Three Chains o' Gold video) the sales clerk asked if I was over 16... I said yes and asked if she needed ID, but she said no. * Don't ask whether I'm over 21 and then ask to see ID. If you're not going to accept my word, then just ask for my ID. * Don't ask for my "driver's license" unless I'm renting a car. My ability to drive is irrelevant to whether or not I'm old enough to purchase and drink adult beverages. Please note: effective March 21, 2010, I've stepped down from my prince.org Moderator position. |
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moderatormatt said: I'm 25, but I think I look young for my age. If you put aside places that ID everyone (e.g., nightclubs), as well as places that don't ID me because they know who I am (e.g., the bar across the street from my office), right now it's about a 50/50 chance that I'll get asked for ID if I buy alcohol. Maybe it helps that I usually drink wine... underage drinkers generally aren't going to order a nice glass of Merlot.
Some other observations/thoughts: * On Cape Cod (Massachusetts), they almost never ask for my ID. I guess it's because everyone is so laid back there. * I've never been asked to show ID at a movie. One time the lady selling tickets asked if we were 17 or older, and when I politely told her our ages, she got embarassed and apologized. * While flying first class (don't be jealous--they were all upgrades--you think I'd actually pay those fares?), I've never been asked for ID when I've ordered a drink. Come to think of it, I was underage every single time.
* I've never been asked for ID when I've purchased something with the "Parental Advisory" sticker. One time (I think it was when I bought the Three Chains o' Gold video) the sales clerk asked if I was over 16... I said yes and asked if she needed ID, but she said no. * Don't ask whether I'm over 21 and then ask to see ID. If you're not going to accept my word, then just ask for my ID. * Don't ask for my "driver's license" unless I'm renting a car. My ability to drive is irrelevant to whether or not I'm old enough to purchase and drink adult beverages. :LOL: oh you poor thang you.  | |
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June7 said: DORA said: i get it all the fuckin time and it pisses me off...ITS STILL GREAT TO BE DORA
:EVILLOL: Yeah, but... how old are you?  I AM 32..!!! :EVILLOL: | |
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DORA said: June7 said: DORA said: i get it all the fuckin time and it pisses me off...ITS STILL GREAT TO BE DORA
:EVILLOL: Yeah, but... how old are you? I AM 32..!!! :EVILLOL:  Oooh... DORA...  |
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