what to do on ones 20th birthday
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DFisherman
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tank girl said:haven't any plans yet...
any suggestions?
- Get together with some friends and/or family and have a long dinner party, with copious amounts of good food, good wine, good deserts, and good conversations. No movies, no tv, no computers.
- Go out on the town with some friends.
- Take a trip to another city and play tourist. Hotels, museums, local colour, the whole show...
- Take in a concert, a band, a ballet, an opera, a play.
- If it's cold enough, go out and skate or play in the snow.
- If it's warm enough, go out and swim or play in the sand.
The operating word is do something with others. Get away from the day-to-day routine.
Cheers, and Happy Birthday in advance,
- DFisherman
BeardofPants
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chic, the drinking age here is 18. Twenty year olds don't need fake IDs. 
tank girl
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BeardofPants said:chic, the drinking age here is 18. Twenty year olds don't need fake IDs.
yah, aren't they thinkng of putting it back up???? bummer for my lil bro...not that that changes anything.... I've kinda grown out of my alchoholic phase
(I was drinking at age 13) .
then again, I don't think you're ever too old ...or too young?? for it.
Might just go out and buy a decent wine and have a quiet one.
BeardofPants
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... So that's what I've been doing wrong. 
unclehobart
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If you're in Auckland, I would tell you to be off to the Queens Head for some fish, chips, and a pint.
If youre down at the capital, I would suggest you pop over to the South Island for a day trip and harass the Picton merchants. They had a nice fish shoppe as well when I was there back nigh on 6 years ago. There was also a fairly decent Indian restaurant over there in Wellington somewhere. I remeber it being in the midst of a ton of shops and a huge open walkway.
If youre down at the capital, I would suggest you pop over to the South Island for a day trip and harass the Picton merchants. They had a nice fish shoppe as well when I was there back nigh on 6 years ago. There was also a fairly decent Indian restaurant over there in Wellington somewhere. I remeber it being in the midst of a ton of shops and a huge open walkway.
unclehobart
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It was something that began with a T on Cuba street.
PrincessLissa
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tonksy said:
I did that just the other day. Ouch.
Why not get some girl friends together and do a spa night? Or have a low key party somewhere? I dunno much about birthdays cause mine always suck. (with the exception of this last one)
BeardofPants
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Queen's Head, eh? Haven't actually been there - those types of pubs are a dyin' breed. Prefer the Belgian Beer Cafe, personally.
BeardofPants
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Gonz, ya gots to stop judgin' things by their covers. 
Now, I'm tellin' you right now, this place serves the BEST beer, chips 'n mussels around these here parts. 
Now, I'm tellin' you right now, this place serves the BEST beer, chips 'n mussels around these here parts.
unclehobart
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Well I was there many years ago... and it did seem a bit of a dying breed then... but that is sometimes part of the charm.
I wouldn't mind your pub for the most part except that there are times that I don't like being in places that are arse over elbow crowded and you have to yell to talk to your mates. Sometimes one likes a nice quiet hole in the wall kind of place.
I wouldn't mind your pub for the most part except that there are times that I don't like being in places that are arse over elbow crowded and you have to yell to talk to your mates. Sometimes one likes a nice quiet hole in the wall kind of place.