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;-)))[/b][/quote] You calling yourself a Jew is as funny as me calling myself a Jain. |
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I'll pay $1000 for the pic, and I am serious as a hard on the anticipation of this pic gives me ;-))) take my money! ;-))) |
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what's so funny? I was circumsized at teh age of 32, in Lubavitchie synagoge in Brooklyn, with Rabbi Shneerzon present. wanna see the picture? |
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Do you have some figures?[/b][/quote] I got a DWI in 1982 at 2:30 in the morning. I blew a very healthy score that put me at about 3 1/2 times the then-legal limit in California. At 7:30 that night a buddy of mine took me down to the shore patrol office and gave me another breath test to prove a point. I had not had a drink since approximately 2:00 a.m. - 17 hours later. I was only double the legal limit. Had I taken the original test 2-3 later I probably would have been taken to the hospital. The DWI was a sort of "wakeup call" to me. I couldn't bear the thought that I might hurt someone other than myself - so I sold my car (most people might have considered quitting drinking instead, but, hey, it made sense at the time). I repeated this process a number of times in the subsequent 11 years (before I took my last drink) - whenever I decided I could "handle it" again, I got rid of the car, because no matter what kind of game I was running on myself I knew that me + keys + booze = disaster. Like I said, about 11 years later I figured out another solution. I quit drinking. Hey, I'm a slow learner. |
Well done, PD.
Now let's hope that since you quit drinking, eventually your mind will clear and you'll stop being a liberal! :D :D :D |
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I am a liberal now that I no longer drink. About the only chance for me to become a conservative is to start drinking again. I need a bunch of alcohol in my brain to quit thinking ... :nyanya: |
Don't get me wrong, I'm not a big fan of drunk drivers but I'm gonna be a party pooper here and probably piss off a lot of people but the "war" against drunk driving will never stop until these people make sure you don't have Scope on your breath and drive. Well over half of the states have gone to a .08 standard now and there are states that are even now trying to push .06. Next stop will be an absolute ban. They are making it criminal to go to dinner and have a glass of wine or beer for crying out loud. The changes were forced on the states by blackmail by the feds.
The average BAC of a person involved in an accident is 1.6% The answer isn't to legislate this stuff away cause it won't go away no matter how hard you try. The key is a societal change in how people view drinking, so instead of drinking to get drunk people are more responsible about drinking and drink in much mopre moderation. |
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Actually, the key is for liberals to propose a "free limo" to anyone out on the town drinking... Fair is fair and if Paris Hilton gets a chauffeur, I want one, too! |
Sorry, how hard is it to take a cab after you've been drinking? You pick up a phone, dial a #, have another drink while you're waiting, then get driven home. If you plan on having a drink when you're out, then take a fucking cab to wherever it is you're going. If you can't afford cab fare, then either find a pub within walking distance or stay the fuck home.
Driving test after driving test has confirmed that even after a FEW drinks many people's senses become impaired (to different degrees). If slamming the shit out of some repeat offenders saves some lives, it's worth it. Sorry, if alcohol has touched your lips, just don't fucking drive. That's the way it is. And the legal limit in Manitoba has always been .08 for as long as I can remember this being an issue. |
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Hehehe.. sorry it's the Oprano in me! :D |
Around here the breathalyzers they hook into your ignition require you to blow every 10 or 15 minutes or so while you are driving. If you don't blow then you get lights and sirens going off and your engine shuts off.
You also have to hum into it for a few seconds so they know you just don't have an air compressor hooked up to it. How's that for a first post? Howdy folks! :hic: |
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(2) In most states, bars are already held responsible Last edited by Torone at Dec 4 2003, 07:23 AM |
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(2) In most states, bars are already held responsible[/b][/quote] In addition, many hosts of private parties are responsible in some states - including a corporation if they hold a company party. |
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