Chris Tarrant - Drink Drive
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Boosted LS1 said:
Are you a retard or just a f
kwit with blinkers on? You need to man up and try a bitter shandy before your balls drop you great big girl guide, lol. Bet you've never ran across the road, lol. Loyl's a girl guide cock sucker 
You know that beer contains female hormones, right?kwit with blinkers on? You need to man up and try a bitter shandy before your balls drop you great big girl guide, lol. Bet you've never ran across the road, lol. Loyl's a girl guide cock sucker Edited by Boosted LS1 on Friday 19th January 00:03
Tests show that after 10 pints men can't stop themselves talking utter b
ks and can't reverse park.cybersimon said:
Would you have been that citizen?
Yes.I wouldn't being ringing up every time someone left a pub after having a second pint with their meal of a 4 hour stay, but i would certainly ring the police if I thought someone was endangering someones life by driving after drinking, if they where a friend/regular I would try to reason with them first but at the end of the day it important not to drink and drive and a lot of people of his generation and others continue to take the piss.
Daniel
Boosted LS1 said:
So you in your little moral world are happy to speed compared to a person over the limit driving like Miss Daisy. Is it time for Billy Smart to come along? They have a vacancy just for you at the circus. You could be the clown or arse end of a horse. Either way, I'll laugh.
You are trying to justify your own 'casual' drink driving, and doing a very poor job of it. If you are unable to avoid drinking alcohol, seek help.Edited by Boosted LS1 on Thursday 18th January 21:58
Boosted LS1 said:
Not in the slightest but I don't have time for all the do gooders who say it's an absolute 'no no'.
Do you also disagree with all the studies that have show alcohol significantly impairs the speed of information processing, reaction time and cognitive abilities? I assume you think that just because you can walk in a straight line non of these things matter?andrewparker said:
Boosted LS1 said:
Not in the slightest but I don't have time for all the do gooders who say it's an absolute 'no no'.
Do you also disagree with all the studies that have show alcohol significantly impairs the speed of information processing, reaction time and cognitive abilities? I assume you think that just because you can walk in a straight line non of these things matter?Issue number one. Sad and bitter neighbour reports Mr T for drink driving. Issue number two, Mr T was drink driving.
There is no excuse for drink driving and everyone knows both the legal limit and exactly what the consequences can be. The fact remains though that the guy reporting him was a bit of a sad bd, the call was made for purely personal reasons and I am sure that he/she is the type that of person that most of us would avoid. Obviously he/she could have approached the landlord or Mr T and told either of them what would happen if he stepped into his car, that's if it was a safety concern, which it wasn't.
If I was building this extension I would double it, add a bit and make it well known that it is all down to the lovely neighbour who allowed me the time away from driving to concentrate on planning. What exactly has this all achieved? A well known and wealthy man was fined a pittance and the planning permission has gone ahead? Nobody comes out of this situation looking very clever.
There is no excuse for drink driving and everyone knows both the legal limit and exactly what the consequences can be. The fact remains though that the guy reporting him was a bit of a sad b
d, the call was made for purely personal reasons and I am sure that he/she is the type that of person that most of us would avoid. Obviously he/she could have approached the landlord or Mr T and told either of them what would happen if he stepped into his car, that's if it was a safety concern, which it wasn't. If I was building this extension I would double it, add a bit and make it well known that it is all down to the lovely neighbour who allowed me the time away from driving to concentrate on planning. What exactly has this all achieved? A well known and wealthy man was fined a pittance and the planning permission has gone ahead? Nobody comes out of this situation looking very clever.
yonex said:
Issue number one. Sad and bitter neighbour reports Mr T for drink driving. Issue number two, Mr T was drink driving.
There is no excuse for drink driving and everyone knows both the legal limit and exactly what the consequences can be. The fact remains though that the guy reporting him was a bit of a sad bd, the call was made for purely personal reasons and I am sure that he/she is the type that of person that most of us would avoid. Obviously he/she could have approached the landlord or Mr T and told either of them what would happen if he stepped into his car, that's if it was a safety concern, which it wasn't.
If I was building this extension I would double it, add a bit and make it well known that it is all down to the lovely neighbour who allowed me the time away from driving to concentrate on planning. What exactly has this all achieved? A well known and wealthy man was fined a pittance and the planning permission has gone ahead? Nobody comes out of this situation looking very clever.
Issue 1, He doesn't have a neighbour.............. I ride passed his house along the right of way to know this..............There is no excuse for drink driving and everyone knows both the legal limit and exactly what the consequences can be. The fact remains though that the guy reporting him was a bit of a sad b
d, the call was made for purely personal reasons and I am sure that he/she is the type that of person that most of us would avoid. Obviously he/she could have approached the landlord or Mr T and told either of them what would happen if he stepped into his car, that's if it was a safety concern, which it wasn't. If I was building this extension I would double it, add a bit and make it well known that it is all down to the lovely neighbour who allowed me the time away from driving to concentrate on planning. What exactly has this all achieved? A well known and wealthy man was fined a pittance and the planning permission has gone ahead? Nobody comes out of this situation looking very clever.
RemyMartin81D said:
Fermit The Krog and Sexy Sarah said:
The limit is 35mg, but you don't get prosecuted until you are at 39, IIRC.
40.IIRC
Most will operate the following:
35-39 - No further action OR Official caution
40-49 - Option of a blood/urine test
50+ Immediate charge.
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