How of you people drove drunk today

[tatehill2000]

What day wud constitute as professional day???

EVERY single tuesday afternoon. no association with any holiday whatsoever.

 

[docmercer]

Idiots

St. Pats doesn't just give you the right to drive around drunk. You could possibly kill someone. I don't care what happens to the drunk driver they get what they get.

Trans fats will be remembered as digestable asbestos in 50 years. Yet you make part of your living off 'em.

Tell ya what, I'll stop driving the school bus and orphan transport van drunk (on St. Pats Day), you take a 2nd look at the ingrediants in your poison.

 

[Rawpimple]

Driving drunk is sweeeeeeet


the main reason being the drunk driver usually survives any accident with minor injuries..........

im gonna go drive drunk tonight while hooking up with some married women while her husband is out of town................hope none of you HOMOS are out of town tonight:cripwalk:

 

[TheRightSide]

Trans fats will be remembered as digestable asbestos in 50 years. Yet you make part of your living off 'em.

Tell ya what, I'll stop driving the school bus and orphan transport van drunk (on St. Pats Day), you take a 2nd look at the ingrediants in your poison.

They can choose to buy or not to buy what they want. And them choosing to do that does not put other people in danger.

You used to abe a sharper guy than this.

 

[SmallAxe]

Ameatuer day.
I don't want any part of green beer.
Except for walking the dogs a couple of times, I barely left the house.

Amen. Definitely Amatuer Night. I was driving home the 5 miles from work noe St. Patty's Day. My path was down Militarty Trail in Florida, which is a main road on the coast in southern FLA. It was a simple path down one road with zero turns, well expect onto the road and into my apartment complex. At 6pm, I saw 3 people getting DUIs. One was in the back of a cruiser, one was obviously drunk doing a sobriety test, and one was getting cuffed at the scene of an accident.

As one that has always gone to the bar 3 or 4 nights per week but not always lived within walking distance of a bar, I will smahefully admit that I have driven drunk in the past. I will also admit shamefully that plenty of my friends have got DUIs.

At the same, it's like the system is designed to fail. Noone wants to be the only sober one as the DD in the group of people getting drunk. Social drinking occurs, but getting drunk seems to be more of the norm than enjoying 1 or 2 beers. Noone wants to leve their car behind or deal with the hassle of getting it in the morning. Most people (at least here in Burbs) do not live within walking distance of a bar. I'm not condoning the act, but I'm just pointing out that there are a lot of factors working against your typical barfly.

Side note: my grandpa's stories about getting hammered in the 50s (?), driving around, and have it not being illegal still blow my mind.

Anyway, I enjoyed 8 black and tans and walked drunkly with a group of friends for the 1/2 mile back to the condo complex singing "Blarney Stone" the entire way. Good times.

I used to train with cop and one night coming back from some muay thai fights he was pointing out all the drunk guys on the road. Said something like more than half the people on the road after midnight had a least a bit of booze in their system. The cops just pull the ones obviously f'd up. He said they could be busy all night pulling drivers over if they wanted...

Truth!

 

[BettingFoodStamps]

Idiots



St. Pats doesn't just give you the right to drive around drunk. You could possibly kill someone. I don't care what happens to the drunk driver they get what they get.

its the only way to drive on pattys day. If your not going to drive drunk, stay home.

 

[docmercer]

You used to abe a sharper guy than this.

I strongly disagree. I think you've just become that much smarter.

 

[RobFunk]

I strongly disagree. I think you've just become that much smarter.

I just hope he isn't stumbling around a seedy part of Detroit and posting from his cell phone while he shares this genious material with everyone.

 

[aceduecetrey]

It is one of the few days, I refuse to drive drunk...

I stayed late at my bar and made sure I was good and sober and took something to help me straighten up.

Holidays like st. pats, new years, night before thanksgiving, cinco de mayo, super bowl, and fourth of july are just to obvious to the cops.....

 

[Buster]

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[barman]

They can choose to buy or not to buy what they want. And them choosing to do that does not put other people in danger.

And the sobering (pun intended) fact is that in likely 99.5% or more incidents of someone driving after using alchol, no one is put into danger either.

Truth - Driving while impaired by the use of alcohol is less safe than driving alcohol-free (Presuming all other relevant factors are equal)

Truth - The actual incidents of death related to an alcohol impaired driver are extremely rare when compared to the number of people who operate motor vehicles after using alcohol.


Or as a friend of mine asks when told, "Drunk driving is a serious problem"

"Yes, but compared to what?"