Casebusters
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I just drove for two hours straight so I cannot have a beer for 2 days now?
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BiggioBrooks755
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For the last time, you dont need to have alcohol/drugs at a party to have a good time.
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BiggioBrooks755
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That makes no sense.
Casebusters
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Sorry I've had too much to drive today
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jcgentile87
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This is the funniest thing I've read in a long time.
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BiggioBrooks755
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Go see a doctor about that problem.
CollectorsCorner
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How do you feel about drinking and scanning cards? I am doing both right now
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BiggioBrooks755
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As long as you dont drive, then that is ok.
CollectorsCorner
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I see your point, would be very hard to do scans and drive at the same time
goldenegg1
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I'm not saying you do.
I'm saying your view on this whole drinking and driving thing is seriously flawed. I'm sure folks that choose to have a drink and drive would find you very exhausting to hang out with because you honestly have no clue what you are talking about here.
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BiggioBrooks755
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How the hell is it flawed? If you drink alcohol, you dont drive. Simple as that.
goldenegg1
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It isn't that simple, that's the problem.
Every state in America has the .08 law, but for some reason you have your own one drink one day law. You are probably the only one in the world who thinks that if you have one drink, you don't drive for one whole day. It is completely stupid to have this idea. I'm done arguing with you because I know I am right when I say this has to be the dumbest concept ever.
MrMet
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You just don't get it, simple as that... And that seems to be a running trend in every thread I see you posting in
Anthony K.
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And this get brought up in EVERY thread he pops up in when he just doesn't get it.
But we should definitely listen to the 21 year old boy who knows more about the affects of alcohol on the human body and how it affects every single the exact same way, over the doctor's, scientists and law makers who have done copious amounts of research into the topic to establish a base line for inebriation and how many drinks one can handle (in general) per hour to determine said inebriation.
I've called you out in threads before Biggio, but your stubbornness sure won't buy you friends on these message boards, much life in real life. Sometimes it is best to bow out of a conversation you have no actual experience in, instead of spouting the same nonsensical drivel over and over again.
~ I am intrigued, though, in this research I hope you show up that backs up your point that if you have one drink you shouldn't drive for an ENTIRE DAY. I need some tangible evidence to bring to work two or three times per week, this would be nice. ~
hockeyfights
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lmao @ this thread.
What if I accidentally swallow mouthwash with 15-25% alcohol content? Do I need to wait 24 hours before I drive? What about O'Douls, which is a non-alcoholic beer with a .4% alcohol content?
I suggest Biggio get 12-16 hours of sleep every night because I'm fearful of young drivers falling asleep at the wheel on their way to class during the morning rush. I know some people will be perfectly fine with just 4 hours of sleep and others with just 8 hours, but we just can't take that chance.
What if I accidentally swallow mouthwash with 15-25% alcohol content? Do I need to wait 24 hours before I drive? What about O'Douls, which is a non-alcoholic beer with a .4% alcohol content?
I suggest Biggio get 12-16 hours of sleep every night because I'm fearful of young drivers falling asleep at the wheel on their way to class during the morning rush. I know some people will be perfectly fine with just 4 hours of sleep and others with just 8 hours, but we just can't take that chance.
Casebusters
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BiggioBrooks755
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How can a non alcoholic beer have alcohol? Doesnt that defeat the concept on NON-alcoholic beer??
Also...You can drink. I never said you couldnt. What I am saying is that if you drink, you DONT drive. Get a damn cab, or someone thats sober to drive you home! Its really not that hard.
jcgentile87
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And what people are trying to tell you is that you can have 1 beer and still be sober...
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