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Posted by eye_03 on Nov-11-2005 04:29:

cannibal, that was hilarious.
maybe if it's your first offense they will go easy on you?


Posted by Turbonium on Nov-11-2005 04:31:

Maybe show them your avatar + username combo and they'll laugh and go easy on you or something.


Posted by tribu on Nov-11-2005 04:48:

quote:
Originally posted by Turbonium
No idea why you'd drive drunk. It's pure stupidity, putting your life and others' on the road at risk.

Take all the legitimate blame, including legal, like a man and don't do it again.

This is not a personal attack.


Posted by orangejuice on Nov-11-2005 06:05:

Smoking ..umm..something

lol. oh ya for sure. hi there your honor my names rishi aka orange juice... while lookin through my case would u mind checkin this picture i got here?


Posted by RandomGirl on Nov-11-2005 06:35:

quote:
Originally posted by orangejuice
The only thing i want now is to not completly fuk my life over. i want this chapter to be over and done with so i can go on with my life.


Have this quote blown up and plastered on your wall so you can read it everyday. Perhaps next time you will think twice when you're about to make a stupid decision like drinking and driving


Posted by Vlad on Nov-11-2005 07:06:

quote:
Originally posted by Turbonium
No idea why you'd drive drunk. It's pure stupidity, putting your life and others' on the road at risk.

Take all the legitimate blame, including legal, like a man and don't do it again.

This is not a personal attack.



Seriously, if my friends get plastered, I drive home eventhough I dont have a license - as long as its somewhere local.


Posted by Swamper on Nov-11-2005 07:07:

If you were charged with impaired I'm assuming they gave you a breathalyzer.. what was your reading?


Posted by Sean Cassidy on Nov-11-2005 07:22:

quote:
Originally posted by Vlad
Seriously, if my friends get plastered, I drive home eventhough I dont have a license - as long as its somewhere local.



I was pulled over by a cop in 1993. I was driving 3 friends home that were trashed. I didn't have a valid drivers license - but was commended for taking control of the situation and getting people home safe.

College town - loads of drunken bar stories - people get cocky and want to drive.

So much better when there is someone that can hook things up for everyone's safety.

Be safe!






Posted by Nrg2Nfinit on Nov-11-2005 08:43:

quote:
Originally posted by Swamper
If you were charged with impaired I'm assuming they gave you a breathalyzer.. what was your reading?


the breathalizer just registers an F for fail if you blow fail

thats that

they take you in the station and you wait a ocuple of hours and give you another breathalizer at the station and it gives a printout reading.

they wait anohter 2 hours and then give you a second breathalizer printout reading. just to verify that your still over hte limit and prove how drunk you were

get a good lawyer who will get you off on technicalities.

look over the reports (you should have a copy of them) see if htey made any errors copying over information. Especialy the time logs, thats where most mistakes would be made. you cant fight this by yourself, get a good lawye rif you dont want a criminal record.


Posted by Nabistai on Nov-11-2005 16:22:

quote:
Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit
the breathalizer just registers an F for fail if you blow fail

thats that

they take you in the station and you wait a ocuple of hours and give you another breathalizer at the station and it gives a printout reading.

they wait anohter 2 hours and then give you a second breathalizer printout reading. just to verify that your still over hte limit and prove how drunk you were

get a good lawyer who will get you off on technicalities.

look over the reports (you should have a copy of them) see if htey made any errors copying over information. Especialy the time logs, thats where most mistakes would be made. you cant fight this by yourself, get a good lawye rif you dont want a criminal record.


When the breathalizer shows P (from positive) you are taken to the station where they subject you to a 'breath analisis' immediately, which will give the correct value of alcohol in you blood. The degree of punishment depends on that value. It least that how it goes in Belgium.

Anyway, I don't care that you drive 120 km while being a little drunk (I do this sometimes as long as I'm not too drunk and the way home isn't too long). But the fact that you would involve your friends in it that's just wrong. Why would they even get in the car with someone who's drunk?


Posted by Nrg2Nfinit on Nov-11-2005 19:32:

quote:
Originally posted by Nabistai
When the breathalizer shows P (from positive) you are taken to the station where they subject you to a 'breath analisis' immediately, which will give the correct value of alcohol in you blood. The degree of punishment depends on that value. It least that how it goes in Belgium.

Anyway, I don't care that you drive 120 km while being a little drunk (I do this sometimes as long as I'm not too drunk and the way home isn't too long). But the fact that you would involve your friends in it that's just wrong. Why would they even get in the car with someone who's drunk?


i guess its different in different countries


Posted by orangejuice on Nov-11-2005 19:59:

the thing was i wasnt too drunk.. its a 15 min drive back home and we were about to get off the highway and be home in about 2 mins.. i was ok to drive but the road fuked me up.


Posted by Grrrrr on Nov-11-2005 20:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Nabistai
Anyway, I don't care that you drive 120 km while being a little drunk (I do this sometimes as long as I'm not too drunk and the way home isn't too long). But the fact that you would involve your friends in it that's just wrong. Why would they even get in the car with someone who's drunk?


That's absolute nonsense whether he had mates in his car or not. Drink driving is always wrong and any number of people inside or outside the car can suffer as a result of it


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