The Daily Chit-Chat [2008]

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When I was in Prague, we used the subway and... train thingy on the streets.. like buses... to get anywhere. Oh, the convenience :)

In my town, we have only got buses. They go often and are pretty cheap though. They probably reach more places than a subway would do.
 
I hope someone posts the September MotM awards soon! D:
(No, not my Map of the Week, Member of the Week. >:O)
 
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My town is so rinky-dink. We don't have subways. ;; We've got about five taxi-cabs in the whole town and the Metro-Link (train) runs through our town. XD But that's about it. The Metro-Link isn't worth going on anymore cause I don't have any reason to go into other cities.
 
Wind~ said:
I someone posts the September MotM awards soon! D:
(No, not my Map of the Week, Member of the Week. >:O)
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Way to go off-topic.
Popwar Bunny said:
My town is so rinky-dink. We don't have subways. ;; We've got about five taxi-cabs in the whole town and the Metro-Link (train) runs through our town. XD But that's about it. The Metro-Link isn't worth going on anymore cause I don't have any reason to go into other cities.
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You should here and visit me! You can travel by train here, right?
 
Popwar Bunny said:
How much money do you have, sweet thang? I've got like..$300 and that's to buy illegal substances. lolol. like M-rated games.
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Hehe, you can't buy M-Rated games ^o^~
Awhile ago, I bought Devil May Cry and I forgot that it was rated M and they asked me for my ID XD; I think they felt kind of awkward going it, but it felt cool to say 'Yeah, I'm 17!'
 
The first M game I bought was God of War and... they asked for ID and I was all "what?? D8" I'd forgotten for a second that I was 17 haha. I pulled out my license after that, but they eyed it carefully--probably thought it was fake because I looked so nervous all of a sudden. XD; It was kind of embarassing.

Then earlier in the year I picked up Persona 3: FES and the MGS collection at an EB near my old high school. I don't look 17, so this one guy behind the counter told my cashier "Dude, remember to ask for ID." and the cashier goes "Naaah, I remember her. I've seen her ID before." XD I started to contest that because I hadn't been in this store for months but... he insisted he remembered me. It was so weird, haha, but I didn't need to fumble for ID so it was cool.
 
Lightning said:
The first M game I bought was God of War and... they asked for ID and I was all "what?? D8" I'd forgotten for a second that I was 17 haha. I pulled out my license after that, but they eyed it carefully--probably thought it was fake because I looked so nervous all of a sudden. XD; It was kind of embarassing.

Then earlier in the year I picked up Persona 3: FES and the MGS collection at an EB near my old high school. I don't look 17, so this one guy behind the counter told my cashier "Dude, remember to ask for ID." and the cashier goes "Naaah, I remember her. I've seen her ID before." XD I started to contest that because I hadn't been in this store for months but... he insisted he remembered me. It was so weird, haha, but I didn't need to fumble for ID so it was cool.
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It's funny that you mention that, Lightning....I don't even know how I did this, but I remember buying God of War when I was 16, and the guy didn't ask me for any ID. When I got out of the store, I was like "Wait, how did I do that?" I guess I looked old enough =P

Granted, there are some...dare I say...risque scenes. XD

Great game btw, one of the best for PS2
 
Amachi said:
haha, I don't ever get asked for ID - it makes shopping so easy :3

Of course, there's probably a downside to most everyone mistaking me for a 20-something year old.
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I've been to restaurants with my family where the waiter/waitress has asked me for wine O.O....I just say "No thanks" politely.

I'm often mistaken for being older than my sister, who is actually three years older than me XD. I can't really think of a downside to people thinking that you're older than you actually are =/
 
Aurafire said:
I've been to restaurants with my family where the waiter/waitress has asked me for wine O.O....I just say "No thanks" politely.

I'm often mistaken for being older than my sister, who is actually three years older than me XD. I can't really think of a downside to people thinking that you're older than you actually are =/
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That's a whole lot better than people thinkin' you're younger than you really are.

That used to happen to me a lot until recently. Hey, I'm kinda short, yet that doesn't mean I want a kiddie menu.
 
Volcanic said:
That's a whole lot better than people thinkin' you're younger than you really are.

That used to happen to me a lot until recently. Hey, I'm kinda short, yet that doesn't mean I want a kiddie menu.
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I lol'd at that, because I used to hate when I got children's menus. I made my parent's ask the host(ess) for a regular one XD
 
Aurafire said:
I lol'd at that, because I used to hate when I got children's menus. I made my parent's ask the host(ess) for a regular one XD
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Children's menu's are nice until you can eat bigger items on the adult menu. Then, the waiter/waitress is just wasting their breath askin'.

I know they're just tryin' to be nice, but it does get to be a neusance.
 
Aurafire said:
It's funny that you mention that, Lightning....I don't even know how I did this, but I remember buying God of War when I was 16, and the guy didn't ask me for any ID. When I got out of the store, I was like "Wait, how did I do that?" I guess I looked old enough =P

Granted, there are some...dare I say...risque scenes. XD

Great game btw, one of the best for PS2
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I suck at it and haven't finished it. XD; I wish I liked it since it's so highly reviewed but... I was content lol'ing at the sex mini game and then setting it aside forever.
Aurafire said:
I'm often mistaken for being older than my sister, who is actually three years older than me XD. I can't really think of a downside to people thinking that you're older than you actually are =/
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8| You're more likely to get hit on by questionable drunk people. Mind you, maybe the woman was just too drunk to tell how old I was. Or maybe she preferred the fact that I was like 15. ;_;' So creepy.
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I lol'd at that, because I used to hate when I got children's menus. I made my parent's ask the host(ess) for a regular one XD
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I used to ask for the kids menu, or else I would steal my brother's when they'd give me a normal menu. XD; I liked doing mazes and stuff like that when they'd put it on. If the kids' menu doesn't have that, it's usually in with the normal menu anyway. :C
 
I get weird looks when I order alcohol while I'm out. :( They don't ask for ID since I'm with my parents when I do, but they still pause and look at me funny for a second.
 
I hated getting children's menus when I was a child. For somereason my parents brought me up to love obscure, and not "kiddie" foods (ie. chicken fingers, and hotdogs) primarily. For some reason I almost felt offended for having to get the kiddie menu, when I knew I loved everything on the main menu just as much as the adult next to me.... This was when I was like 6 - 9. As I got older, of course they stopped handing it to me, and I was pleased. :D

Oh and by the way, to all those people who are thinking "Hey! This kid thinks he is to good for a good hot dog, and chicken fingers?!". That is not what I mean. I love finger foods, and hamburgers (super yum) and hot dogs, its just I always felt ordering it on the kids menu made me lose the acquired taste I knew I had.
 
I've been to weddings and me and my cousin are asked if we want wine, I just say no while my cousin says yes and we're only 14!!! my cousin actually did get drunk and I'm like omg if his dad sees him he is toast.
 
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