I actually didn't know that there was states in the - #97055431 added by aznow at Germany

#6 - laaaaardeddie

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(07/09/2013) [-]

In Denmark you can legally drink whenever the **** you want. Just first buy it as 16 though..

#536 to #6 - anisbanana

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(07/10/2013) [-]

In USA you can drink whenever the **** you want.

In the household with your parents consent that is.

#177 to #6 - niggernazi

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(07/10/2013) [-]

same in sweden exept all ages, just ask the local bum to buy some for you

#172 to #6 - anon id: 094acf36

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(07/10/2013) [-]

like somalian semen?

#154 to #6 - gernab

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(07/10/2013) [-]

Same thing in Canada, people like to compare countries through when really no one gives a **** lol.

#134 to #6 - thelivinggun

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(07/10/2013) [-]

I've bought alcohol there at the age of 15

#196 to #134 - hemming

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(07/10/2013) [-]

****, you're hardcore

#601 to #196 - thelivinggun

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(07/11/2013) [-]

Wasn't trying to show off, man. He just made it sound like the Danes actually care wether you're 16 or not. My excuses if I sounded cocky

#195 to #134 - analleakage

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Dude, rarely anyone gives a **** how old you are when selling you alcohol, although the law says you have to be 16.

#90 to #6 - anon id: f32cf5ad

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(07/10/2013) [-]

Denmark. **** you

#82 to #6 - icecreamonnips

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(07/10/2013) [-]

same in Texas, you can drink as long as your parents are with you and arnt sharing with your friends

#92 to #82 - aznow

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(07/10/2013) [-]

Well, that isn't the same. You don't need your parents around in Denmark if you want to drink. You can legally drink alcohol at age 0 and also smoke - though your parents have the right to tell you what to do because they have a certain amount of responsibility. When you reach age 16 you can buy lighter alcohol with percents up to ca. 17%. When you reach age 18 you can buy whatever you want to. It is also allowed for your parents to buy and serve alcohol and cigarettes to you and your friends.

#97 to #92 - anon id: 92fa137e

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(07/10/2013) [-]

If you'd by any chance be interested, the border is 16,4%/16,5%
That is also why the "små blå" and stuff like that is exactly 16,4%

#102 to #97 - aznow

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(07/10/2013) [-]

Exactly! I just didn't took my time to look further for the real border! Thank you very much

#94 to #92 - icecreamonnips

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(07/10/2013) [-]

well its not like kids in Texas wont drink. Texas has alot of small towns and it gets boring as **** so they go to parties and drink. ive been to parties and i've seen high school juniors drinking like there's no tomorrow

#100 to #94 - aznow

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I actually didn't know that there was states in the US where you could drink at a age younger than 21. How old are high school juniors? And if you need to drink like there's no tomorrow you have to acquire some decent beer and construct a beer-bong. Making it yourself makes it so much more awesome!

#103 to #100 - icecreamonnips

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(07/10/2013) [-]

High School Juniors are around 16-17, most kids either know a guy in college, have chill ass parents, or look old enough that they dont get carded, and in Texas, people know how to drink

#104 to #103 - aznow

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(07/10/2013) [-]

Maybe you could teach us your ways of drinking

#105 to #104 - icecreamonnips

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(07/10/2013) [-]

I don't drink that much, maybe because im not from a small town, plus i don't go to allot of parties

#101 to #100 - aznow

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(07/10/2013) [-]

Decent beer

#89 to #82 - mguard

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(07/10/2013) [-]

we don't need our parents near at any age in Denmark