Never ran over mailboxes or shot at signs.........but when back in school a good friend bought an old New Yorker for about $500 and we would drive through small towns and rural areas running over wooden street signs. That was a tank, snapped them at the ground. What stopped it was when he tried to run over a sign with a metal stand. The sign bent about twenty degrees and his front tires came off the ground about 2 feet. Almost ruined the bottom of that old 440 engine. Oh..........no one had any alcohol.
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Never ran over mailboxes or shot at signs.........but when back in school a good friend bought an old New Yorker for about $500 and we would drive through small towns and rural areas running over wooden street signs. That was a tank, snapped them at the ground. What stopped it was when he tried to run over a sign with a metal stand. The sign bent about twenty degrees and his front tires came off the ground about 2 feet. Almost ruined the bottom of that old 440 engine. Oh..........no one had any alcohol.
How hard is it to just not drink beer when you drive around. What’s even the point? You want a buzz while driving? That’s stupid. Booze cruising is just a lame ass excuse to try to justify drunk driving.
If neither is “fine” like you said, why even try to justify it?
If neither is “fine” like you said, why even try to justify it?
Well booze cruising is totally legal in a lot of states, including Missouri, as long as the driver is sober. I’ve gone booze cruising plenty where like 3-5 of us are drinking and the driver is sober. It’s completely fine
There is literally not a state in the country that allows a driver to be drinking alcohol while driving, no matter if they are under the legal limit or not. Passengers, yes. Drivers, no.
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There is literally not a state in the country that allows a driver to be drinking alcohol while driving, no matter if they are under the legal limit or not. Passengers, yes. Drivers, no.
Open Container Laws by State - FindLaw
FindLaw's state-specific guide to open container laws in the U.S., including statutes and penalties. Learn more by visiting FindLaw's DUI Law section.
The site you referenced says in Mississippi the driver can legally booze cruise under .08
There is also no state that allows you to drive over the speed limit, have you?There is literally not a state in the country that allows a driver to be drinking alcohol while driving, no matter if they are under the legal limit or not. Passengers, yes. Drivers, no.
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FindLaw's state-specific guide to open container laws in the U.S., including statutes and penalties. Learn more by visiting FindLaw's DUI Law section.
My mistake. 98% of the states don’t allow the driver to be drinking any alcohol while the vehicle is moving.
Good lord. Yes, let’s compare keeping up with the flow of traffic to avoid causing accidents to driving impaired. If you refuse to see the difference in those 2 things there is nothing I can do.
You can’t argue with the “back the blue” crew. Common sense was left in a Casey’s bathroom in 2016
Agreed. I think the advent of the internet is normalizing this kind of character assassination and I am pleased to see so many people "liked" or "agreed" with your post that this is a "bush league" move.
I have been on this forum before making this same point, but I think there's a few on this forum that, before posting, would benefit from carefully considering how they would feel if some third person posted derogatory stuff. The old "golden rule" could serve us all well. I doubt the OP would want to be called out in that manner if a public figure.
You seem to be ignoring the part of booze cruising where I said the driver is sober. Who gives a **** if the passengers are wasted and playing slap the sack with some fine boxed wine
I hear him on KXNO now and then attempting to sound deep and knowledgeable about life sports and culture. I get that’s part of the the talk show format for hosts(yes I know they just prepare for the topics and google a lot live) but he’s pretty funny doing it and doesn’t take himself seriously I hope anyway. I find him entertaining in small amounts. I wish him well. Hope he’s making me laugh again soon.
Probably because it was 10 years ago, at least the first ones.
Which can work...hopefully people abide by it (driver stays sober).
The open canister thing for passengers never made much sense. What harm does it do? Make the car smell like beer?
This guy in Wisconsin just got his 18th DUI in January. Congratulations!
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Record for Most OWIs by One Person in Wisconsin Will Shock You - Grieve Law
Wallace C. Browsers holds the record for the most DUIs in Wisconsin, stunning the Chief of Police, with 18 OWI convictions.
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This guy in Minnesota had 28 DUI's
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Minnesota man who had 28 DWIs dies weeks after leaving prison
Danny Lee Bettcher is considered the most prolific drunken driver in Minnesota history.
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Make sure the mail boxes you target aren't the 3" steel pipe filled with cement ones. That's how my uncle reinforced his after losing a couple.
I hope you get the help you are needing.
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