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"Your dvd Collection"

Well felt like doing one of these when you say your Dvd collections,and your favourite Dvd from the collection. Well heres my Dvd collection.

Resident Evil
Resident Evil Apocalypse
The Spongebob Squarepants Movie
The Incredibles
Spykids 3D
About a boy
Scary Movie
Signs
Matrix Reloaded
40 Days and 40 Nights
Treasure Island
Huckelberry Finn
Arthurs Quest
Stolen Youth
Taken Away
Taking Andrew
Save The Last Dance
Donnie Darko
Black Hawk down
Blow Dry
Little Britain comic relief special
Faculty
"O"
Pearl Harbour
Alfie
Chicago
Moulin Rouge
Shaun Of the dead
Happy tree friends Volume 1 # First blood
Legally Blonde
Gullivers's travels
Happy Tree friends volume 2 # Second serving
Happy tree friends volume 3 # third Strike
Sum 41 DVD

I honestly sometimes forget my age, if someone says to me how old are you i will say "err...17" and it sounds a bit false, but in reality im just thick. Especially soon after your birthday you are so used to saying your previous age you have to correct yourself.

No-ones that bad a liar :p

Anyway, they don't seem to care what age I am. I remember buying South Park over the counter at Blockbuster and the only question he asked was the routine "Are you 15?"

I was about 12 or 13 at the time (my voice was still quite high and I wasn't very tall) but I just replied casually "of course" as I looked him in the eye

Same goes for cinemas, if they ask your age and you reply you're 18 then they ask you "when's your Birthday?", it isn't subtle at all when you've pre-planned an age that would make you 18 and you rattle it off too quickly and tensely

Be casual and just look them in the eye

If i ever do lie about my age and say im 18 i use my brothers date of birth because its fresh in my memory.

The Wardy wrote:
> Chr1s wrote:
> It can work the other way as well though. I've managed to get into a
> few 18 movies at the cinema without so much as a raised eyebrow,
> despite the fact that I'm not even 17 for a few more days. I
> wouldn't
> say I really looked like I was 18 either.
>
> Suppose it comes down to whether or not you get one of those
> spastics
> who likes to do their job properly. God I hate that type...
>
> I think it depends on your confidence.
>
> If i am trying to buy something and i am too young for it i would
> start looking shifty without noticing.
>
> Im not a very good blagger.

It's alright if you rehearse it. I tried to blag my way into getting a junior train ticket once. When I was asked my age I stumbled ever so slightly with the year because I was caught completely by surprise. It wasn't a very noticeable stumble either. It took maybe an extra half a second in between numbers. That was all it took for him to suss me out.

That was that and I had to pay the adult price.

As if i'd do that!

If someone says to me are you 18? and i say yes then i start to go red. I cant help it its just automatic. Stupid blood rushing to the surface of the skin.

The Wardy wrote:

> Im not a very good blagger.

So, don't shoplift

Chr1s wrote:
> It can work the other way as well though. I've managed to get into a
> few 18 movies at the cinema without so much as a raised eyebrow,
> despite the fact that I'm not even 17 for a few more days. I wouldn't
> say I really looked like I was 18 either.
>
> Suppose it comes down to whether or not you get one of those spastics
> who likes to do their job properly. God I hate that type...

I think it depends on your confidence.

If i am trying to buy something and i am too young for it i would start looking shifty without noticing.

Im not a very good blagger.

The Wardy wrote:
Nevertheless i showed her my ID and she said
>
> HER:no we cant accept that, its a photocopy
> ME:yeah but its got all my info you need on it
> HER:you could have forged it
> ME: Why would i forge it when the info on my real passport shows i am
> old enough?
> HER: But we need your real passport
> ME: Can't you tell im over 12?
> HER: Yes, but we are required to ask for ID from everyone
> ME: So if a 50 year old man walks in you would ask him for ID to buy
> a 12 film?
> HER: No, but thats different
> ME: How is that different? You can easily tell i am over 12, why not
> sell me the DVD?
> HER: I'm afraid I cant
> ME: Ah, F*** IT THEN! *Walks off*
>
> Bloody stupid woolworths.

I do hope you really didn't swear. Mommy always said to be polite to others, unless they want to kill or rape you.

It can work the other way as well though. I've managed to get into a few 18 movies at the cinema without so much as a raised eyebrow, despite the fact that I'm not even 17 for a few more days. I wouldn't say I really looked like I was 18 either.

Suppose it comes down to whether or not you get one of those spastics who likes to do their job properly. God I hate that type...

Which shops do you reckon has fit people serving?

I reckon Virgin have some nice girls most of the time. Most of the music shops have tasty girls, even if some are a bit gothy.

Woolworths are always minging it seems. I think you have to be a minger to even get an interview there!