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NTSB recommends lowering blood alcohol content to 0.05 from current 0.08
Taps86 Offline
#1 Posted:
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What a Joke....

The problem is with OUR judicial system being so god damn lenient.



http://www.cnn.com/2013/05/14/us/ntsb-blood-alcohol/index.html
rfenst Offline
#2 Posted:
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Taps86 wrote:
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What a Joke....

The problem is with OUR judicial system being so god damn lenient.



http://www.cnn.com/2013/05/14/us/ntsb-blood-alcohol/index.html



The lower the level of tolerance the better. Too many people's lives are terribly altered and there is too much death due to driving under the influence while impaired. This won't stop a lot of people from driving while impaired, but will save more lives while making it easier to convict.
teedubbya Offline
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Trojan horse. Give an inch......

The coppers should be able to watch various pubs and target folks leaving them as well. If one life is saved it is worth it. Grease headlights, chalk tires whatever it takes.
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teedubbya wrote:
Trojan horse. Give an inch......



Ironically, this was TW's honeymoon speech...
teedubbya Offline
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victor809 wrote:
Ironically, this was TW's honeymoon speech...


I am hung like a seahorse
victor809 Offline
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Continually lowering it is getting a little odd.

I dislike drunk driving, it's one of the reasons I've always lived in the city, so I can walk from bar to bar until I fall over.
But the limit should be a BAC level at which actual driving is impaired.... not simply lowered for funsies.
rfenst Offline
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teedubbya wrote:
Trojan horse. Give an inch......

The coppers should be able to watch various pubs and target folks leaving them as well. If one life is saved it is worth it. Grease headlights, chalk tires whatever it takes.



It is not illegal to drink and drive. Only when faculties are impaired. Can't pull someone over merely because they left a Pub. violation of 4th Amendment. However, I am sure they already do that kind of targeting to see if they feel a driver is impaired.
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That would be the problem. If they lower the limit enough, then even someone who's having a "responsible" number of drinks (1/hr or whatever the number is) could theoretically be hauled in on a DUI, simply based on BAC.
teedubbya Offline
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victor809 wrote:
That would be the problem. If they lower the limit enough, then even someone who's having a "responsible" number of drinks (1/hr or whatever the number is) could theoretically be hauled in on a DUI, simply based on BAC.


set it low enough and suspicion is an easy mark to meet, and if it is low enough that one or two would set it off than ou could justify anyone leaving a pub alone should be pulled over.
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tee dubya wrote:
set it low enough and suspicion is an easy mark to meet, and if it is low enough that one or two would set it off than you could justify anyone leaving a pub alone should be pulled over.


Reasonable suspicion/probable cause is not based on B.A.C. It is based on the conduct of the driver. That is, the driver has to do something legitimately wrong to be pulled over. The stop cannot lawfully be pretextual or merely based on a hunch e.g. that a driver left a bar parking lot and might be driving under the influence.

Driving after drinking is not illegal. Driving while one's faculties are impaired is. If a cop pulls someone over, for let's say a broken tail light and smells alcohol on the driver's breath and the driver admits having consumed alcohol, the cop now has probable cause to complete a road side sobriety test or make the driver blow (depending on that state's law). If the driver passes, he or she is free to leave. If he she fails, he or she is arrested. Blowing or blood draw showing above the limit merely shifts the burden of proof to the driver. That is, the driver is presumed rebuttably guilty under the law- the driver must prove his or her innocence.

Now, let's say there is a DUI/DWI road-block where drivers are instructed to blow. If a driver blows above the limit, he or she is presumed driving while under the influence and is subject to arrest....
rfenst Offline
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victor809 wrote:
But the limit should be a BAC level at which actual driving is impaired.... not simply lowered for funsies.


No such thing. Every person is different. Every one's body doesn't process alcohol the same way. Let's say a driver has one-half of a drink one hour before driving and swerves before crossing the center line. The cop smells alcohol. Blood draw shows .04. That person can still be convicted of DUI.
teedubbya Offline
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rfenst I agree with everything you said but..... watch what happens. If you lower this much more the po-po will have little restraint. .08 is about right. Unleash the crackin.
rfenst Offline
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tee dubya wrote:
rest I agree with everything you said but..... watch what happens. If you lower this much more the po-po will have little restraint. .08 is about right. Unleash the crackin.


How can you determine .08 is about right? Calculations show that less people will be killed and maimed at the lower percentage. I submit that the right to go unhurt and not be killed as a result of alcohol consumption trumps everything. Unfortunately,the tolerance level won't be .01 in my mind.
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rfenst wrote:
How can you determine .08 is about right? Calculations show that less people will be killed and maimed at the lower percentage. I submit that the right to go unhurt and not be killed as a result of alcohol consumption trumps everything. Unfortunately,the tolerance level won't be .01 in my mind.


May as well make it zero, and anyone seen leaving a pub alone (thus driving) is likely guilty. Some people are ok with that. I'm not. A nanny state isn't of interest to me.

we should also outlaw all cars on the road that were built without anti lock brakes etc. clearly lives would be saved. ask any actuary there are calculations for everything. somethings things just "are". you can't legislate life.

This in reality becomes a money grab.

come to think about it smoking in the car should go too. too distracting. gaurenteed there is a calculation on that..... by whomever is pushing that agenda.


I'm just tired of more and more government intervention. I'm glad I grew up when I did instead of now.
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There are many ways to get a false positive from a breathalyzer. If you have one available, try this.

Take swig of a liquor then blow in the breathalyzer and see what it registers. It will read many times over the legal limit even though you’ve only had one drink and the alcohol hasn’t even hit your system yet.

Here’s another. Don’t drink any alcohol but take a big slug of soda, or chew on a piece of candy, or chew on some gum and blow in the breathalyzer. Just the sugar alone will register near or above the legal limit.
teedubbya Offline
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what's the saying about there being lies, damn lies and statistics?

think of how many lives can be saved by removing radios out of cars or at least legislating volume limits.
BuckyB93 Offline
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Better tie up the and gag the kids in the back seat too. Screaming, crying, fighting kids can be a bit of a distraction.
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BuckyB93 wrote:
There are many ways to get a false positive from a breathalyzer. If you have one available, try this.

Take swig of a liquor then blow in the breathalyzer and see what it registers. It will read many times over the legal limit even though you’ve only had one drink and the alcohol hasn’t even hit your system yet.

Here’s another. Don’t drink any alcohol but take a big slug of soda, or chew on a piece of candy, or chew on some gum and blow in the breathalyzer. Just the sugar alone will register near or above the legal limit.



This is why you will never get convicted based solely on a field breathalyzer test.

0.05 is too low. Depending on body size, one mixed drink could easily put you over 0.08. Just my opinion though.
teedubbya Offline
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We should also have to keep activity logs since fatigue is one of the top causes of fatal auto accidents. truckers need to so should we. if we can save one life it will be worth it.


Eating food in the car is another, maybe bloomberg will close the drive throughs...... god knows cristy won't
teedubbya Offline
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rfenst I respect your opinion. At least you come out and say it... you think it should be at or near 0. setting an arbitrary number and ratchiting it down over time is pure politics. get in the door and keep pushin. thats why people are so freaked out about gun control etc. It's always just the beginning of something more restrictive.
rfenst Offline
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BuckyB93 wrote:
There are many ways to get a false positive from a breathalyzer. If you have one available, try this.

Take swig of a liquor then blow in the breathalyzer and see what it registers. It will read many times over the legal limit even though you've only had one drink and the alcohol hasn't even hit your system yet.

Here’s another. Don’t drink any alcohol but take a big slug of soda, or chew on a piece of candy, or chew on some gum and blow in the breathalyzer. Just the sugar alone will register near or above the legal limit.


Breathalyzers are not infallible. They can produce false positives. They also produce false negatives. That's why the results can and have been thrown out of court or evidence of them can be excluded. But, that's a "red hearing".

Bottom line is that we should have no tolerance for driving while impaired. Drinking and driving is a choice that is 100% avoidable. Saving lives and protecting people from totally avoidable, unnecessary danger that is known to exist on a widespread basis, is a compelling state interest. Bottom line is lower limits make us more careful and protect other people.

teedubbya Offline
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fatigue and in car distractions are also choices.

interesting quote from that link

""A little over a decade ago, we lowered our legal limit from 0.1 percent after groups like Mothers Against Drunk Driving assured the country that, based on all the science, 0.08 BAC was absolutely, unequivocally where the legal threshold should be set for drunk driving. Has the science changed? Or have anti-alcohol activists simply set their sights on a new goal?" Longwell asked."


politics.... plain and simple
rfenst Offline
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tee dubya wrote:
rest I respect your opinion. At least you come out and say it... you think it should be at or near 0. setting an arbitrary number and ratcheting it down over time is pure politics. get in the door and keep pushin. that's why people are so freaked out about gun control etc. It's always just the beginning of something more restrictive.


Once we get to zero tolerance, we cannot go lower. :) Guns are different. We have a constitutional right to them (the extent of which is constantly being argued about. Legit opinions over this differ. Now, how many opinions differ about drunk driving?

And for the record, I do not oppose the right to drink!
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teedubbya wrote:
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politics.... plain and simple


Agreed.
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rfenst wrote:


Bottom line is that we should have no tolerance for driving while impaired. Drinking and driving is a choice that is 100% avoidable. Saving lives and protecting people from totally avoidable, unnecessary danger that is known to exist on a widespread basis, is a compelling state interest. Bottom line is lower limits make us more careful and protect other people.



There's the key word. Impaired.

Someone needs to determine (scientifically, not based on nice round numbers) at what BAC one is impaired to the level that is considered "legal" when considering everything else that impairs a driver.

It would make no sense to make it illegal to be impaired by alcohol, but not illegal to be impaired by hands-free telephone conversations, or impaired by old age, or impaired by youth, or impaired by having a headache... etc etc etc.

This is no difference than the anti-smoking campaigns freaking out over tobacco health costs but not the health costs of sitting on your ass watching tv.
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Yeah because having the .08% has stopped drunk drivers.......


Revenue under the guise of caring safety measures.


One time I left a local bar, I had consumed quite a few beers (6 hours earlier). I was not impared. At the edge of the lot I looked left & right before entering the road and a police cruiser was going my way. Let him pass and pulled out. At the light he ran a red light turning right without stopping (blind as a building there blocks vision). When the light turned green I also turned right and he was stopped on the train tracks in the right lane. Well, it's not legal to pass on train tracks so I waited. And waited. Probably 2 minutes. Then he finally moved, and at the first road pulled over.

I knew what he was doing. So I turned right at the next road then drove around like a labrynth (doing the speed limit and obeying traffic signals). He finally got me and was pissed, claimed that I was elueding and avoiding arrest. I asked him if he had his lights on while in my vision, uhhhhh well no.....

I then got the most convoluted field sobriety test you could imagine, combining the normal tests at the same time (i.e. touching my nose while standing on one foot with my eyes closed). The whole time the two were playing good cop bad cop "tell me how many you REALLY had and I'll tell him to take it easy". Searched my truck without permission and got pissed when I told him what he would find before he found it.

Adter all this he asked if I had a weapon on me. Mind you I've had one if the two next to me this whole time. I said yes I have a folding pocket knife in my right pocket. They drew guns to the low position! I said easy there you asked!

Final verdict was they couldn't prove I was drunk but asked me to walk the TWO BLOCKS to my house. Whatever. Saw 5 cruisers in two blocks!
BuckyB93 Offline
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rfenst wrote:
Breathalyzers are not infallible. They can produce false positives. They also produce false negatives. That's why the results can and have been thrown out of court or evidence of them can be excluded. But, that's a "red hearing".

Bottom line is that we should have no tolerance for driving while impaired. Drinking and driving is a choice that is 100% avoidable. Saving lives and protecting people from totally avoidable, unnecessary danger that is known to exist on a widespread basis, is a compelling state interest. Bottom line is lower limits make us more careful and protect other people.




Agreed but it's enough to get you thrown in the clink for the weekend, your name in the paper, and put a big damper on things. Then it's up to you to prove your innocence and it will cost you $1000's to do it. Cops love having this in their tool belt. It's a cash cow for the state.

Don't get me wrong. If you drink and drive or drug and drive, you deserve everything that's coming too you. Been there, admitted to it, paid the price, and learned from it. I make no excuses for my stupid decision to drive home that night after drinking and, in hindsight, I'm glad I was pulled over before anything more drastic happened.
wheelrite Offline
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this is why I have a fully stocked Bar here at my house..

I just have to drive to my room and pass out,,,


wheel,
rumraider Offline
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rfenst wrote:
Reasonable suspicion/probable cause is not based on B.A.C. It is based on the conduct of the driver. That is, the driver has to do something legitimately wrong to be pulled over. The stop cannot lawfully be pretextual or merely based on a hunch e.g. that a driver left a bar parking lot and might be driving under the influence.


The standard for probable cause is very VERY low, isn't it? "reasonable suspicion" could be interpreted any way a judge wants and he's nearly always going to give the cop all the latitude he can, isn't he?
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Many years ago, a cop one town over was busted by the County in a sting operation for using fake breathalyzer results. The guy had eighty nine arrests in just one year. He claimed he was just following township official's orders, but he's the only one who went to jail. A judge then granted new trials for every one of his convictions. I wonder how many innocent folk had their lives ruined by this pig?
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I have been pulled over for "reasonable suspicion" on the way home from work one time. The cop pulled me over and searched the truck (similar to ZRX but not as intense). I don't make waves and do the "Yes Sir, No Sir" stuff because I don't have anything to hide. I don't know what he was looking for but didn't find anything because there was nothing to find.

He ticketed me with a blown out license plate light. I guess he had to justify the roadside stop. He told me point blank that I could go to traffic court and the judge would throw it out if I brought in a receipt to show I bought a replacement bulb. He also said if called, he wasn't gonna show up in court to defend his stance on pulling me over.

Yeah, he knew. The average person won't take a day off from work drive to the court house, pay $25 in parking and and sit in traffic court to get a $50 ticket dismissed. Suck it up sucker!

I'm not a big fan of Cops
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Bucky, not only are there some bad cops, but judges too. 5-6 years ago, I got a summons from NY City for failure to pay a parking ticket. In my entire life, I've never driven in NY City. I looked the ticket up online, and found they had ticketed a white cargo van. My vehicle was a dark gray pickup truck. I made a copy of my registration, showing that it was for a dark gray pickup truck, and entered an innocent plea by mail, including a letter describing their mistake. I figured that was the end of that.

A couple weeks later, I got a letter from NY City, stating that "wrong vehicle color" was not a justifiable defense in NY City, the judge had found me guilty, and I was required to pay the fine plus court costs. Never mind that I made it very clear in the letter that they had ticketed a cargo van, and I owned a pickup truck.

If I wanted to appeal the judge's decision, I would have to make a court date, take off from work, drive 3 hours to NY City, pay parking, and sit in court all day. They knew they had me by the balls. I was ready to ignore the conviction, until a lawyer friend told me that Jersey and NY had a reciprocal agreement, and if I didn't pay the fine, NJ wouldn't renew my vehicle registration until I did. In hind site, I should have gone to the local TV stations and made a public stink, but instead, I submitted to their black mail, and paid the fine.
Gene363 Offline
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What da!!!

It's 2013 and there are still people that don't know drinking and driving is bad, wow. horse

2008 - South Carolina DUI / Drunk Driving Statistics

366 fatal accidents in South Carolina where at least one driver had a BAC of 0.08% or above

403 people were killed in South Carolina in accidents where at least one driver had a BAC of 0.08% or above

60 people were killed in South Carolina in accidents where at least one driver had a BAC between 0.01% and 0.07%

463 total deaths caused in South Carolina where at least one driver had a BAC of 0.01% or above

http://www.dui-usa.drinkdriving.org/South+Carolina_dui_drunkdriving_statistics.php

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dpnewell wrote:
Bucky, not only are there some bad cops, but judges too. 5-6 years ago, I got a summons from NY City for failure to pay a parking ticket. In my entire life, I've never driven in NY City. I looked the ticket up online, and found they had ticketed a white cargo van. My vehicle was a dark gray pickup truck. I made a copy of my registration, showing that it was for a dark gray pickup truck, and entered an innocent plea by mail, including a letter describing their mistake. I figured that was the end of that.

A couple weeks later, I got a letter from NY City, stating that "wrong vehicle color" was not a justifiable defense in NY City, the judge had found me guilty, and I was required to pay the fine plus court costs. Never mind that I made it very clear in the letter that they had ticketed a cargo van, and I owned a pickup truck.

If I wanted to appeal the judge's decision, I would have to make a court date, take off from work, drive 3 hours to NY City, pay parking, and sit in court all day. They knew they had me by the balls. I was ready to ignore the conviction, until a lawyer friend told me that Jersey and NY had a reciprocal agreement, and if I didn't pay the fine, NJ wouldn't renew my vehicle registration until I did. In hind site, I should have gone to the local TV stations and made a public stink, but instead, I submitted to their black mail, and paid the fine.

a few years ago my daughter had a similar situation. she owned a honda but different color, was told she got tagged parking next to a hydrant in NYC. Lawyer friend made some calls, was told it must be paid in order to appeal. He subsequently found out that there was a wide ranging scam being run by NYC P.D./traffic dept on neighboring states (we are in MA) and that it was a lost cause. They were looking up registration numbers and writing fake tickets all over town, guessing the color of vehicles. Cute.

Gene and Robert are correct though...drinking and driving is a horrendous problem.
teedubbya Offline
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Yes it is a horrendous problem. Being against lowering it to .05 or lower does not mean that isn't the case. Although the proponents will frame it that way just like those who disagree on the Benghazi issue simply do not value the loss of life.

.08 isn't any worse than it was a decade ago. Lower it to .05 now and some folks will continue to try to go even lower later. It has either always been a random mark or there is science behind it. It appears to me like its random/arbitrary.

As I said at least rfenst isn't arbitrary. He says zero. It sure would suck to not be able to drink one glass of wine with a nice steak though especially since it wouldn't impair me is the slightest.
engletl Offline
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Whatever the limit is...idiots are still going to drive impaired (based on their individual physiology)

That is why i NEVER consume alcohol if I know I might need to drive
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Taps86 wrote:
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What a Joke....

The problem is with OUR judicial system being so god damn lenient.


Or fry some poor sumbitch with the morals of yesteryear, ie; what made America great, and look the other way on some deviant today ...

fog

horse
rfenst Offline
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engletl wrote:
That is why i NEVER consume alcohol if I know I might need to drive


Same here. Drink as much as you want, just don't get behind the wheel. Wish others would see it he same way.
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teedubbya wrote:
May as well make it zero, and anyone seen leaving a pub alone (thus driving) is likely guilty. Some people are ok with that. I'm not. A nanny state isn't of interest to me.

we should also outlaw all cars on the road that were built without anti lock brakes etc. clearly lives would be saved. ask any actuary there are calculations for everything. somethings things just "are". you can't legislate life.

This in reality becomes a money grab.

come to think about it smoking in the car should go too. too distracting. gaurenteed there is a calculation on that..... by whomever is pushing that agenda.


I'm just tired of more and more government intervention. I'm glad I grew up when I did instead of now.

You say you're tired of government intervention, but all you do is ask for more.

At one time there was no BAC test, and there was no limit. Probably back when cars where built with drum brakes instead of anti-locks. Probably when you did grow up or your parents did. When there was no BAC limit drunk-driving was common place. But cars where made of steel then not plastic. Now I do not agree with drunk driving or under the influence, but I also don't believe cops should be marking tires or "assuming" every person that walks out of a pub is drunk. My MIL goes to the pub all the time for food specials and doesn't touch alcohol. Marking tires and road blocks are forms of entrapment IMHO.

It has happened, and will continue to happen regardless of what number the BAC test is set at. If you don't do it, you shouldn't even care what the number is.

Think cell-phone use and texting is becoming just as dangerous (if not more) as driving under the influence, and more effort needs to go there instead of worrying about a DUI law that is already on the books and working. Hands-free phone should be a standard feature on new autos.

And smoking in the car with your children inside is illegal in some states.
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You people are going to love it when police departments have unmanned aerial vehicles.
teedubbya Offline
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I ask for more?
HockeyDad Offline
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teedubbya wrote:
I ask for more?



Greedy bastid
teedubbya Offline
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Sorry. And remember anyone against this is pro drunk driving.
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Think
so, if TW weighs 285 and jumps in his mini-van after 17 beers, what is his BAC..?? Huh
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DrafterX wrote:
Think
so, if TW weighs 285 and jumps in his mini-van after 17 beers, what is his BAC..?? Huh



He lost weight?
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HockeyDad wrote:
He lost weight?



that's what I heard.... Mellow
Buckwheat Offline
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It's just a recommendation at this point.

I try not to drink and drive but I still do from time to time. I'm pretty much limited to two drinks an evening (that I nurse) so I'm probably not over the limit 99% of the time. Still no excuse. I'm just a bad person.
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Buckwheat wrote:
It's just a recommendation at this point.

I try not to drink and drive but I still do from time to time. I'm pretty much limited to two drinks an evening (that I nurse) so I'm probably not over the limit 99% of the time. Still no excuse. I'm just a bad person.



you should buy some carbon credits... Mellow
Buckwheat Offline
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These recommendations came out on the anniversary of the Carrollton, KY bus crash DUI accident. http://alturl.com/k9bo8

Terrible crime committed by a very drunk douche. If you have ever seen the location of the "accident" then you realize how out of it this "person" was that night. I've driven past the location of the "accident" at least several times a year. You would have to be black out drunk to be driving on the wrong side of the the highway. Just sad that he got off with a slap on the hand. http://alturl.com/f77st



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there's probably cigars that will impair someone more than what 1 or 2 drinks would do.
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