I'm drunk and...

[lolcantturn]

Love this thread



Going to get drunk now brb

[Jafxod]

Love this thread



Going to get drunk now brb

Gotta love being 21 #lol

[lolcantturn]

All your best stories happen when you're a teenager anyway.

[Joe G]

Back when I was underage at the first sign of cops and I was haulin ass

A) into the woods
B) off the beach into the dunes
C) into a car down the street
D) into a closet, bathroom, or bed with a hot babe

Lesson: you hear an authoritative knock on the door, flashlights, or da po po get outta there or get laid. Preferably both.

[Jafxod]

All your best stories happen when you're a teenager anyway.

Every hater in this thread regrets not having more fun when he was a kid lol.

[TurboJake]

Every hater in this thread regrets not having more fun when he was a kid lol.

I don't regret any of the fun I had. Nor will I say I didn't have enough.
I just never got caught :D

[Sagaris]

Every hater in this thread regrets not having more fun when he was a kid lol.

If you don't know how to have fun without drugs/alcohol then there is something wrong.

[dannyyisntt]

Choose your party locations better.

1. Are the neighbors cool, if any at all?

2. Are you right in front of a busy intersection/road?

3. Do you have somewhere to run if things do go sour?

Otherwise you've gotta pay to play.

[Nick_S]

I didn't drink till after I turned 21 so I really have no advice for you other than you should always run from the police till you turn 21.

[trackjunkie21]

thought canada was 18+

I thought 19, as long as that's how I took it after I was refused drinks, even with my Polish passport lol.

[Roysneon]

Most provinces are 19, Quebec is 18.

[MR 325]

My question is, why were the police let inside? They did not need to be.

[Pac1373]

Alberta is also 18 still I think.

also, I never got caught either, OP you are doing it wrong.

[DEV0 E30]

In the earllllly days I know I ran a few times. I was never questioned or interrogated though. I just knew where to go, or when to leave.

My question is, why were the police let inside? They did not need to be.

Matt brings up a valid point. It takes probable cause to enter a home. Often times officers will try to force themselves inside with some probable cause BS when they actually don't have any. Know your rights. I assume someone was at the door who was was frightened/caught off guard and let them in. Keep things that can cause probable cause out of view from the front door and never open your front door more than 6 inches. A wide open door is nearly an invitation.

I'm still surprised I've only had a handful of domestic disturbance calls to my place in the past (rare as my neighbors are cool) When it did happen though, I always made sure I got to the door first and shut it behind myself to talk to any officer. I wasn't quite 21 when I first got my house either. When I was 21, I still rarely had my wallet on my person since I was home, so if they asked for it I'd say sure, I'll go grab it from my room, but they didn't want to waste their time as they had more important places to be, so really I could have been any age.

As long as the owner (or I'll assume offspring of owner) knows to do this you'll more than likely be fine. If you treat the officer with respect you'll probably be fine. State that you are the owner and ask what you can do to help them. They'll say they had a noise complaint 99% of the time, so you'll have everyone quiet down or to go home. If they ask you any other questions, you can lie and state that you were checking ID's or not answer them. If they ask if they can look around, simply say no, but in a casual tone. Tell them you hope they have a good night and sorry for inconveniencing them. Simple.

[TimKninja]

Party hard.

Me and my friends go to Montreal Canada once a year. You have to be 18. Beautiful city to walk around. Then later get drunk in.

As long as your not stupid, carry on.