I'm in a dilemma.

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You know you may be right, this was the last I saw on the issue:http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nati...mexdrugs04.htmlI haven't really hard anything since, they might have just passed it on the down-low...go to war and be asked to kill people, but try to have a beer and Hey buddy!  You might screw your life up!  That always struck me as strange.  "Soldier, you just got back from war and killed 40 people, here's a medal for a job well done.  But you can't drink, because we don't think you're responsible enough."  But I was able to gamble when I was 18.  I don't know if it's any different in Texas, but to play in a casino in Arizona is 18.  I know that you have to be 21 in Vegas, but that's only because of the free booze you get when you play.Also, from what I remember in Europe, it was generally 16 to smoke and 18 to drink, but I've never even heard of anyone getting carded outside of England.

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Oh then that's it. 21 for Vegas... I thought it was like that all around, my bad. And you have a point there about going to war and not being able to drink... I thnk about things like that all the time and go "WTF?" or things like why stop promoting the use of cigeriates, when alchohol has been the cause for many deaths/domestic incidents... yet they are promoting alchohol... I think it should be the other way around. But that's just me.

[Skemcin]

no use worrying about something you have absolutely no control over. Just live each for its own and remember that age is nothing but a number. When I take my son to McDonalds Playland, I have to leave the wife at home, she is too embarassed to be seen with me when I climb up in the plastic maze with my son.People who "grow old" spend too much time realizing they are getting old.