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scarecrow · 2004-08-29 12:03:41

don't you know the way that when ur buying tickets and they all say over 18 and such.are places actually serious??like could i get turned away from tbmc?? :eek:

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29-08-2004 1:03pm

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scarecrow

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don't you know the way that when ur buying tickets and they all say over 18
and such.are places actually serious??like could i get turned away from tbmc?? :eek:

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#2 29-08-2004 4:43pm
chupacabras

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some places do some dont, i've seen people turned away, but half the time i'm at gigs you can tell a good few are under 18. doesnt really answer your question, but if you can grow a beard it helps from past experiences

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#3 29-08-2004 4:54pm
Jim

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If your going to TBMC it can depend on the gig. Most of the time its run like a club / pub, the bouncer will stop you and ask for I.D. I've heard of certain gigs though that they stamp everyone over 18 that has I.D, if you don't have a stamp you don't get served at the bar.

You may be lucky and not get asked, but its a risk if you've paid alot for the ticket and don't get in.

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#4 01-09-2004 10:28pm
memaeve

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Go up on your own and you'll always have a better chance than if you go up with other underage people.
xm

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