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Me and my friends want to go out to this this really cool nightclub soon but it's over 18's
The club we go to atm is being invaded by 13-14 y/os! I know the club in question has let people in who I know for a fact ARE NOT 18!
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The only probably is I'm small (about 5"3) and I look about 14,instead of 16! Even with make-up on! The curses of having a baby face
So,how can I get past the bouncers at the club and make myself look older? I've considered getting fake id
The club we go to atm is being invaded by 13-14 y/os! I know the club in question has let people in who I know for a fact ARE NOT 18!
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The only probably is I'm small (about 5"3) and I look about 14,instead of 16! Even with make-up on! The curses of having a baby face
So,how can I get past the bouncers at the club and make myself look older? I've considered getting fake id
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Well us adults don't want our clubs being invaded by 16 year olds!
Know your place and wait till you're of age.
OR bring your own ID (electoral identity card if you are 16) and there is a strong chance they will just look a the picture.
That said, don't go overboard. I've had one friend almost give us all away by loudly commenting about how she can't beleive there serving us. Avoid police for the obvious reasons, but also think of the bar staff who are personally liable if your court. If you see police patroling about, I would seriously consider just going another night, becuase it won't be worth the hassle. Theres been at least one club round here close because of underage drinking, that turned into a public order act (though they kind of bought it on themselves by serving on a night specifally for year 12's)
Perhaps take a friend who looks or is older and let them walk in front?
(**A little hypocritical, but I woudl actually recomend just waiting. I only do it because I'm in the postion of a lot of my friends being 18 and over and I'll soon be old enough anyway)
How do you think the people in the nightclub will feel about their place being overrun with 16 year olds who look 14 ?
It's thanks to youngsters faking their IDs that one of my favourite locals got their licence revoked and the landlord had to move on.
To be fair though, each age group sticks to their designated clubs.
In Liverpool, clubs like the Pleasure Rooms and 147 are swarming and dominated with 17 year olds, and they stay away from all the other clubs where they wouldn't have a chance of getting into.
Cut It Bride Was Covered Wedding To In Cake Polystyrene Find Into I dont think entering a bar/nightclub underage is a crinimal offense.
Is it?
Back in 1995/6, Paul Oakenfold did a set in "New York, New York" in Southampton. This was when he was at the top of his game. Trust me on this, the club was far from cool.
Clubbing should be about the music, not what's "cool".
Yup, it sure is.
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Challenge 25 coming to all pubs and clunbs in scotland, and I expect alot of persons to get refused entry to the pub, or even the disco, even though there 22.....NO ID... NO PARTY
But to be fair, how many of us waited until we were 18 before we went pubbing and clubbing - it's part of growing up and an intrinsic part of English culture.
So you can get arrested/fined for it?
Only acception to this, if your with parents, and food is going to be inolved
You can discuss illegal activities, its when you ask where can I get a fake id, thats gets you into trouble
It's more complicated than that. But it comes under licencing laws anyhow.
In that it is the club owners responsibility?
So surely that means the OP isn't conspiring to commit any crinimal offense? So why would her thread be deleted?
Ergggg more questions than answers, something the law should be more clear on.