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Things to do before you're 18?
My friend is turning 18 soon. i'd like to do something special for her. so i'm making a to do list for her. she lives in a pretty small town so there's no roller coasters, or extravagant anything really.
they have a movie theater, a place to see the city lights, a dairy queen, a pizza place, a questionable (they might sell underage) bar, nearby lake, and lots of friends houses (prank potential). so if you have any ideas, (non perverted!) respond please!
have a slumber party with all your girlfriends and watch scary movies, talk about the fun times you had when you were younger, do eachothers makeovers, talk about guys, eat until you cant eat anymoree!! make the house go C.R.A.Z.Z.Z.Z.Y.Y.Y.!!!!play truth or dare!! not everything has to be clean in that game if ya know wat i mean^.~
get some foods, mix them together, make tham nasty and full of love and dunk her face in it.. (thats wat we did for my friends bday and she couldnt stop laughing lolz)
get some whipped cream or silly string and spray away at eachother!
talk about secrets that youve never told anyone before...just act like a child again!!
have a contest or a scavenger hunt!!!
there are soo many possibilities!!!
i hope you guys have fun and i hope i helped even a little 
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Can an adult be arrested for buying beer for 17 year olds which they will drink under the adult's supervision?
I was working voluntarily on a theatre project with a group of young people. The theatre complex has a bar.
I was rehearsing late on a Friday evening with a small group of 17 year olds. After working hard, I needed a beer and the young people asked me if they could also have some. After deliberating for a while, I thought that it was probably OK, because I was with them and we were on our own in the performance space and not in the bar, therefore not exactly in a public space, although other people could walk in. I bought them the equivalent of half a lager each. Just at the moment that I arrived with the beer, the lighting designer, who also happens to be a policeman, came into the theatre, told us all in no uncertain terms that we were behaving illegally and removed the beer. I was extremely embarrassed and worried that he was going to arrest me. But exactly how illegal was my behaviour and could he have put the cuffs on me?
Clearly a lot of the answers here have come from Americans whose laws are totally different from ours. (THIS IS IN THE UK AND IRELAND SECTION FOLKS!)
It really all boils down to whether the performance space can be considered a private area. If it could then what you did was perfectly legal, however I suspect that (in law at least) it would be deemed as a public area.
it is not an offence to buy a drink for a 16 or 17 year-old in conjunction with a table meal in a restaurant as long as the meal is not in the bar area. Similarly, 16 or 17 year-old can purchase a drink in a restaurant with a table meal perfectly legally.
It is only illegal for those aged 5-17 to drink alcohol on licensed premises (e.g. a pub or restaurant); they may legally drink alcohol in private.
I suspect that the area you were in would be considered to be part of the licensed premises, so as the young people had not had the drinks as part of a meal, you were technically in the wrong.
It's quite a confusing situation, but hopefully you'll be sure of the rules in future.... maybe get them a bag of chips too 
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090102202357AAGTMaH
his answer is the same as your question.