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fandomtownies2005-10-24 09:36 am
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Letter
Slipped through the mailslot at Wolfram and Hart sometime last night, addressed to ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
lilah_esq
Lilah:
Somehow I can't seem to make it in for a proper appointment, so feel free to charge me standard office fees for this letter.
I'm going to start carding at the pub. Harm to business or no, if I have to deal with one more teenaged whelp drunk off their head, I'm going to do something drastic. The question I have for you on the topic is this:
The drinking age gets a little blurry for some of the students up at that crack-headed school of theirs. I've no issue with serving those dead, undead, re-born, age-regressed and the like, but I'm going to need to find a way to draw the line between those who have been 21 once already or were born more than 21 years ago in their own time-line or whose age translates to 21 earth-standard years, etc.
Is there a legal recourse in cases such as these? I know I can word a sign stating that I only serve those who are or have been at one time, past their twenty-first year in earth-standard... but is there a way to make it stick and/or enforce it realistically across the board?
William Pratt
lilah_esqLilah:
Somehow I can't seem to make it in for a proper appointment, so feel free to charge me standard office fees for this letter.
I'm going to start carding at the pub. Harm to business or no, if I have to deal with one more teenaged whelp drunk off their head, I'm going to do something drastic. The question I have for you on the topic is this:
The drinking age gets a little blurry for some of the students up at that crack-headed school of theirs. I've no issue with serving those dead, undead, re-born, age-regressed and the like, but I'm going to need to find a way to draw the line between those who have been 21 once already or were born more than 21 years ago in their own time-line or whose age translates to 21 earth-standard years, etc.
Is there a legal recourse in cases such as these? I know I can word a sign stating that I only serve those who are or have been at one time, past their twenty-first year in earth-standard... but is there a way to make it stick and/or enforce it realistically across the board?
William Pratt
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