f-fIVE???
We aren’t joking when we say year sevens get drunk in fields (year sevens are eleven years old).
I’m from the uk and this isn’t true lmao you have to be 18
I’m from the UK too. You need to be 18 to drink out, course. But you can drink *at home* from five.
I mean yeah you can drink at home if you mean it like that which technically means you can drink at any age but it’s not legallike if your child was to tell their teacher that you were giving them alcohol social services would be involved, not sure where you’re from in the uk but it isn’t like that anywhere I’ve been too
Whelp https://www.nspcc.org.uk/keeping-children-safe/talking-drugs-alcohol/underage-drinking/ definitely never heard of this beforemy earlier message is completely wrong I’m surprised that this is a thing and when I first looked it up to double check I couldn’t see anything on it, it won’t even let me delete my post but I really do apologise
It’s fine, people are normally confused about that. But there’s a reason we’re the land of underage drinkers (for the rest of the world lmao)
In the UK (where I live) you’re legally allowed to drink from home at five years old, and I’m not lying either. Also how is that Kyle’s brother he looks like a custard cream-