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##17 characters

One bar bars one.

• The first one is a single instance of something
• The first bar is a place where you are served drinks
• The second bar means to prohibit someone from being served
• The second one is the general third person pronoun, referring to all people in general

You could imagine a context something like this:

One bar bars one, and suddenly one gets a reputation for being a troublemaker!

If you don't like the fact that the second bar has an s on the end (several other answers have "modified" forms like this, but I'm a bit of a perfectionist...), you could have

One bar did bar one.

which has an extra 4 characters, bringing the total to 21.

17 characters

One bar bars one.

• The first one is a single instance of something
• The first bar is a place where you are served drinks
• The second bar means to prohibit someone from being served
• The second one is the general third person pronoun, referring to all people in general

You could imagine a context something like this:

One bar bars one, and suddenly one gets a reputation for being a troublemaker!

If you don't like the fact that the second bar has an s on the end (several other answers have "modified" forms like this, but I'm a bit of a perfectionist...), you could have

One bar did bar one.

which has an extra 4 characters, bringing the total to 21.

##17 characters

One bar bars one.

• The first one is a single instance of something
• The first bar is a place people go into to drink
• The second bar means to prohibit someone from entering
• The second one is the general third person pronoun, referring to all people in general

You could imagine a context something like this:

One bar bars one, and suddenly one gets a reputation for being a troublemaker!

If you don't like the fact that the second bar has an s on the end (several other answers have "modified" forms like this, but I'm a bit of a perfectionist...), you could have

One bar did bar one.

which has an extra 4 characters, bringing the total to 21.

##17 characters

One bar bars one.

• The first one is a single instance of something
• The first bar is a place where you are served drinks
• The second bar means to prohibit someone from being served
• The second one is the general third person pronoun, referring to all people in general

You could imagine a context something like this:

One bar bars one, and suddenly one gets a reputation for being a troublemaker!

If you don't like the fact that the second bar has an s on the end (several other answers have "modified" forms like this, but I'm a bit of a perfectionist...), you could have

One bar did bar one.

which has an extra 4 characters, bringing the total to 21.

##17 characters

One bar bars one.

• The first one is a single instance of something
• The first bar is an establishment that you go to to buy drinks
• The second bar means to prohibit someone from entering
• The second one is the general third person pronoun, referring to all people in general

You could imagine a context something like this:

One bar bars one, and suddenly one gets a reputation for being a troublemaker!

If you don't like the fact that the second bar has an s on the end (several other answers have "modified" forms like this, but I'm a bit of a perfectionist...), you could have

One bar did bar one.

which has an extra 4 characters, bringing the total to 21.

##17 characters

One bar bars one.

• The first one is a single instance of something
• The first bar is a place people go into to drink
• The second bar means to prohibit someone from entering
• The second one is the general third person pronoun, referring to all people in general

You could imagine a context something like this:

One bar bars one, and suddenly one gets a reputation for being a troublemaker!

If you don't like the fact that the second bar has an s on the end (several other answers have "modified" forms like this, but I'm a bit of a perfectionist...), you could have

One bar did bar one.

which has an extra 4 characters, bringing the total to 21.