Countdown to the rest of my life

[trenchkamen]

So, today is the beginning of my last week as a legal minor.

If I'm going to do something illegal, I'd better do it this week so it washes out.

I broke my G-string. It would make sense that it breaks when you're too rough on it, but apparently that's myth; they break spontaneously all the time. I just need to replace it before tomorrow so I can get an A on my test.

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[trenchkamen.livejournal.com]

Let's see, what happens when I turn eighteen. I can buy cigarettes. I don't smoke. I can buy porn. All jokes aside, I don't watch porn. I can already get swords through indirect means, and the dollar store never checks IDs for lighters.

I've gained voting.

Respect, well, that's debatable...

[gogglebeast.livejournal.com]

Aww, you know I'm kidding, Lauren. Being legal has done nothing for me. Except for being able to buy swords. And doujinshi. =3 Which I really don't even care about. XD;;;;;

*nom* Eh, you already got respect. Just not in bed. 83 Sorry, still remembering that one photo from Annie's birthday party. You know. Youuuu remember, I'm sure. X3

[trenchkamen.livejournal.com]

Oh, yeah, doujinshi. But, once again: the Hen da Ne guy doesn't check IDs anyway.

[mefiant.livejournal.com]

What about sweet, sweet alcohol?

[trenchkamen.livejournal.com]

In the United States you have to be 21 to drink. Shame, since I'm more likely to drink a little than smoke anything but hookah.

Oh, yeah, I can get into hookah bars legally, but half the places don't check IDs anyway.

[mefiant.livejournal.com]

Okay, I win at cultural ignorance/forgetfulness. Eheh. How annoying for you. There's always drinking at home, I guess, which is usually far more comfortable anyway.

[trenchkamen.livejournal.com]

For various reasons, one being Nazi parents and the other being a near-legal mandate against alcohol in my house, that's not a good idea.