Can a 17 year old go clubbing in Spain?
Me and my friend are thinking about going to Spain this summer, but when we go, I'll only be 17. She'll be 18, so it's fine for her, but since I'm only gonna be 17, would I have a problem with going into clubs? Ordering drinks wouldn't be a problem because she could order for me, but what about entering clubs?
Will I get into clubs and bars at age 17 in Spain?
A friend and I will be going to Barcelona soon. We will both be 17, and seeing that we are there for 15 days, we figure we'll eventually want to head out to find a drink and some girls. I know the legal drinking age is 18, but how strict is it? Do they ID much? And could we buy wine and such at markets? We both dress a lot more sophisticated than most of our peers; my buddy has a full beard, and with sunglasses, I've passed for 23. I guess my main question is, are they strict on ID'ing? Or if we look old enough, can we just walk in?
How old do you have to be to go clubbing in Lebanon?
i think it's 18 but you can find 15-16 year olds in these nightclubs :/. No age limit for drinking or smoking.
Should a 15-year-old hit the gym?
Yes, the answer is absolutely yes. You can always ask your gym to allow you in as a minor and I’d bet almost all are helpful and will allow you to train even without permanent adult supervision.But I will go against many of the suggestions of Max Denis at this stage.While I do agree with all of the points for adult professionals, we have to take into account that we’re talking about a 15 year old here. For 15 year olds going to the gym may not serve the same function as for adults. Being a young teen means experimenting and having fun. Training in a gym can be fun, but you need friends with you. You also need someone to show you how to go through the proper motions. At this stage you shouldn’t be going all in, but testing the waters first. Training in the gym and performing complex exercises like the bench press, squat, deadlift etc. requires a lot of fine-tuning. This only comes with time and if you want to spend time an activity it better be fun. You can also be fit and have fun with friends when doing other sports like playing basketball, football, soccer, hockey, etc.Overall I recommend not digging too deep. In fitness things can get confusing very fast. That is why I recommend doing over reading. Yes, reading is important, but first you should actually start doing something, because then you are already committed and know what additional info to look for. Don’t get lost in the details early on.So assuming you have been going to the gym for half a year and have the grit to go on, I strongly recommend going through Max’ list again. Focus on one item at a time and gradually improve yourself. I don’t get anything out of promo, but I like this website that helped me avoid many fitness noob mistakes: A Workout Routine - Build Muscle. Lose Fat. Improve Your Body. You will then master fitness much earlier than we did and for all we know look amazing.Happy exercising!
Legal drinking and clubbing age in Barcelona?
18. Some clubs want ID and especially for foreigners. Remember you do not have to drink. Any club or bar owner will be more than happy if you drink Coke. Dressing well and behaving well helps a lot in Spain. My local bar is full of people of all ages.
Will my 17 year old girlfriend have trouble getting into a club in montreal if we are both dressed well ?
Clubs, no. But bars in Montreal have a reputation for not carding people all the time, so many underage drinkers find their way into bars. If you get carded at one place, just try another and eventually you'll manage to enter in one. Quebec is the ultimate "underage drinker's paradise": many bars don't card, police raids are rare and penalties are not very strict (small fine) if caught underage drinking.
If a 30-year-old is very attractive, is her age really going to be a problem for most guys?
Guys are bad at estimating a woman’s age - it doesn’t matter nearly as much as you might think. You say she’s very attractive, so that will typically outshine the 30 candles on her birthday cake.By the way, many would consider 30 as being young. In my opinion you’ve really only started to know yourself well at about 30. A mature guy (emotionally mature, not old) would appreciate that. And if a guy is too focused on a lady being 30, as if that disqualifies her in some way, he’s probably a jerk.
How can I join F.C. Barcelona if I am an 18 year old from India?
I would have given you a lengthy answer had the question been “How can I not join Barcelona F.C if I am an 18 y.o from India”.See, you can go and train for Barcelona - but joining Barca requires a trial - after which you are shortlisted for their Infantiles team - which is the youth academy team of F.C Barcelona, after which you make progress in Barcelona C - Barcelona B and then finally Barcelona A, which is the first team.So, you can join FC Barcelona as a mascot or something if you learn Spanish and read everything about the club history.Or if your Father is a multi-millionaire he can invest in Barcelona F.C and maybe you can join Barcelona as a ‘new face’ in an advertisement in India or something (maybe in one of their academy posters for India?).Next lifetime maybe?I don’t even think you can play for Dempo in the ONGC I-League (no offense).I am no professional, although I did play in the Nationals- but that was that.I hope you find a better career option.Cheers. :)
Are 26k euros per year enough for a single person in Spain (Madrid)?
I have been born in Madrid and lived in some other parts of Europe so I can give you a small advice. As you online in your question housing is the key. If you want to live in the city center (15-20 mminutes walk from Puerta del Sol), it is not going to be easy to find one bedroom apartment for less than 500€. If you are cool living somewhere further you can lower the amount 100-200€Public transportation in Madrid is pretty good so it always an option to consider. However, if I was a foreigner living in Madrid for some years I will try to live kind of downtown. In my opinion, supermarkets are not extremely cheaper if you compare them with other regions of Europe but is true that if you like fruit and vegetables they are cheaper. What normally impress many people from abroad is the nice offer of budget places to have a drink or eat out. Some other things are very expensive compared with other places on Europe, like nightlife. Also a thing to consider, not really sure how this works on the UK, but if you are hired by a company operating in Spain you will have medical insurance and most of the expenses free. Summing up, of course you will be able but many people on your budget preffer to share place and reduce costs living in the center or move somewhere further and gain privacy Saving money or not will be more related with your daily habits than with the big billsTL;DR Yes you could