Styx and friends went to London and waged war with the British underage drinking policy. Initial (utopic) goal: - play Circle Of Death with all 6 members, 5 underage, in an English pub - get loaded because of it - get away with it What we accomplished: - played Circle Of Death with all 6 members in our room in the youth hostel (where it is forbidden as well) - half of us got loaded due to having been drinking in a pub beforehand (the other half got ID checked and kicked out somewhere else), the other half got mildly light-headed - got away with it So who do you think was the victor? === As for the details of our operation... Our invasion of Russell Square was hardly successful at first [entry to the bar of our very hostel was denied] so we scouted another area occupied by the enemy. [we went shopping near London and looking for nice-looking drinkeries] Alas, we suffered great defeat in the Battle Of Soho the next day [we got ID checked and kicked out after we paid for our drinks] but we retaliated by conquering Shakespeare's Head [a pub where we even talked with the bartenders without getting ID checked] In our winning streak a small batallion of shock troopers recovered our base and claimed loot that the enemy had forgotten [Me and my cousin snuck into the bar in the later hours and we picked up some French chicks] However, the enemy brought re-inforcements the next day and we were forced to retreat. [We snuck in again, but after a while some guy came up to us to check our IDs yet again] All seemed lost and some officers were contemplating a surrender. [They went gaming and shopping instead] We convinced them by winning the Battle Of Cornwallis and planting our flag in its surface. [another pub, played a full Circle Of Death there, but not with all participants sadly] An area that another batallion had conquered before, however, fell into enemy hands. The Battle Of John Russell was lost. [You guessed it: ID check as soon as we barged in with the full party] Our final plan was to raid the enemy base and plant our flag there once and for all, but not without compromising. [We bought a crate of beer and smuggled it in our room, but we gave up the bar.] Private Styx, reporting back in.