Argh, it's so hard when you're just under the age limit to do something!>_<

Just the other day, me and my dad went to a place, and he let me walk around by myself, and I saw a mechanical bull! I really wanted to ride it, but it turned out you have to have someone 16 or older to sign a waver.

I was sad because I'm 15.

And if you lived here in Melbourne, you'd have already found the perfect place for people younger than 21.

Silly American Laws...

Um, I'm confused. Why do you need to go somewhere when BrickFest is right there? Things don't usually wind down until midnight, and then you can go sleep and reboot for the next morning.

I guess you could do a little night sightseeing, seeing as how you're in a cool little city.

-CF

Um, I'm confused. Why do you need to go somewhere when BrickFest is right there? Things don't usually wind down until midnight, and then you can go sleep and reboot for the next morning.

Brickfest day, city stuff nighttime.

Trust me, no one stays around until midnight at Brickfest.

-Omi

Hang'n out on somebody roof can be strangely fun...

No, Omi. You're not going to borrow my ID. Nor are you getting in with my ID.

-KIE, 27 years of age

No, Omi. You're not going to borrow my ID. Nor are you getting in with my ID.

 

-KIE, 27 years of age

Ha ha, burn!

No, Omi. You're not going to borrow my ID. Nor are you getting in with my ID.

 

-KIE, 27 years of age

Fine!

-Omi

I know pretty much everyone in our downtown, so I get to stick around at a couple bars. : D

I'll be 16 next year hopefully by Brickfest when I go(If we will have it). That good enough to hang out with you all?

Gah wanna go to Brickfest so bad. '-'

I'd technically be 17 2/3 by the time we have another Brickfest, but no night clubs for me. They're scaaary places, I tell you.

~Nikira