The Warring States of NPF - The Metric System=Spawn of Satan?

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Heh heh heh... It would appear that you are starting to clue in. Now leave your soul for the metric system! Embrace the darkness which is the meter! Canada commands you!

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Those are some weird spaces.

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Originally Posted by Tendronai

No, it is sixteen in Quebec. That's why so many students go to their "prestigious universities." It's also why so many high school students vacation plans happen to intersect with Montreal

No. First of all, that's not the drinking age in Quebec, and second, university students are pretty much always either 18 or older. Even if the drinking age in Quebec was 19, no 18 year old has any problem with getting a fake id. The reason high-schoolers go there is both because of it being one year lower, and because it's enforced so little.

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Originally Posted by Wikipedia on the legal drinking age

Canada:18 in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec; 19 elsewhere Drinking by minors under adult supervision is permitted in licensed premises in the provinces of Manitoba and New Brunswick and at home in Prince Edward Island, Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario and Saskatchewan. Drinking Age in any setting is sporadically enforced in Quebec.

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Originally Posted by Lord of Joshelplex

Also, the reason the drinking age in Quebec is 16, is becasue in Canada it is 18, and Quebec always has to be different from Canada.

Again, it's only 18 for you in manitoba, quebec, and a couple other provinces. The rest of Canada has 19 as the drinking age.

Also, that seems pretty spammy right there gascmark. You might want to be more careful about that.

Spammy? Me? Nah...

As for the drinking age in Quebec... faw! I don't get it! Americans can start voting at 18, when they are apparently capable of making rational decisions about politics, but they can't drink? Canadians get spoiled!

So I was caught trying to convince you all hideous lies. All part of the master plan of metric dominance.

We no longer consider QB part of Canada, as they themselves sure dont.

Fake ID? pfft.. we dont even need it here. i drank since i was 15 <_<

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Originally Posted by Hawk of Battle

Errmm, the legal drinking age over here in Britain is 18, so why would it be 16 in Quebec because we beat the French in a war?

That makes absolutely no frikkin' sense!

It's because after they were beat, there was some discrimination against the french, so they still hold it against us like 200 years later, which means they get almost everything they want 'cause they complain

EX. "mon ami, we are been discriminated against, give us want we want (wine and smelly cheese)"

"Ok just quit butchering the english language"

To be honest, if I wanted a drink, I would fly to Germany, go see some of my kinsmen, and join them in drinking of good, homemade beer and other alcoholic drinks of German origin.

They use the metric system there, right?