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I agree with what you're saying completely. And to tell you that this is the very first time I ever took a sip of any alcohol, while operating a vehicle would only leave me with various replies of DUCKTALES, but I honestly haven't. I wasn't even planning on driving that night, but then again you're not my judge. But know I understand the severity of what I did. Not asking for any comfort or relief from NT's responses, just couldn't find the whole sentence on-line.Originally Posted by A King Of Da Kickz
Fixed.Originally Posted by 23ska909red02
You're definitely not trying to hear what the hell I have to say. The justifications and irresponsibility for what you did is so blatantly obvious in your replies, so there's no use in saying anything more than this: I can only hope that as you continue to go down this path, you only harm yourself. Unfortunately, that never happens. What happens is people like you continue to drive more and more drunk until they finally tear some family apart by killing everyone involved in an accident caused by your bored, 'not that drunk' self, and you walk away from it with a headache and a cracked rib.
Screw all the 'Oh, everyone makes mistakes' bullcrap. This is a mistake that NO ONE should be allowed to make, not one time.
Only people who have DUIs or feel like they might someday get a DUI say things like 'No big deal. No one's perfect.'
Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol IS a big deal.
Dammit, I've already said more than your apparently willing to accept.
Ugh.dunkairs:
Get a good lawyer DAMN CLUE is all i have to say
WallyHopp:
this sort of thing always hits so close to home for me.. my mom, 7months pregnant with my little brother, myself, sister, and a few family friends were riding in a car just miles from home almost 22 years ago.. We were hit by a drunk driver forcing a early delivery of my little brother.... luckily, all turned out well 21 years LATER. just recently we come to find out this guy who hit us is a repeat offender, STILL getting DUIs to this day. its a sad system we have in place.. over crowded prisons. judges and lawyers who just dont have any morals or compassion.
And I agree with the overcrowded prisons thing, but that's a fundamental flaw of our justice system: everyone who gets a felony gets time. There's noreason why a person getting a felony for a drunk driving charge shouldn't just have their license revoked for like 5 yearss without ever going to prison;save the prison time for those who actually harmed someone in an accident.
i got the same fine, no points so i think you just got screwed imo. you only get points for speeding/red light/reckless etc. carpool lane is ajust a violation like a parking ticket/no front plate etc.Originally Posted by Mojodmonky1
I don't know for sure since Im in CA and don't know much about PA law, but from what you're saying you are probably looking at the full 1 year suspension.
Cops don't know anything about the repurcussions of the laws. I learned that from first hand experience. I was rollin solo in the carpool lane once (2+ hour work commute FTL) and got pulled over. I didn't mind so much about the $400 fine cause I got atleast $400 worth of peace of mind with the time I saved on my commute, but I was concerned about getting a point on my record. I explicitly asked the cop on multiple occassions if this was a moving violation and if I would get a point on my record and he said no its just a money fine. Stupid me, I believed him and didn't follow up on it when I could have gotten it cleared by going to traffic school. I didn't find out til like a year later when I was shopping around for new car insurance and it was a grip higher due to that point.
Fixed.Originally Posted by 23ska909red02
You're definitely not trying to hear what the hell I have to say. The justifications and irresponsibility for what you did is so blatantly obvious in your replies, so there's no use in saying anything more than this: I can only hope that as you continue to go down this path, you only harm yourself. Unfortunately, that never happens. What happens is people like you continue to drive more and more drunk until they finally tear some family apart by killing everyone involved in an accident caused by your bored, 'not that drunk' self, and you walk away from it with a headache and a cracked rib.
Screw all the 'Oh, everyone makes mistakes' bullcrap. This is a mistake that NO ONE should be allowed to make, not one time.
Only people who have DUIs or feel like they might someday get a DUI say things like 'No big deal. No one's perfect.'
Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol IS a big deal.
Dammit, I've already said more than your apparently willing to accept.
Ugh.dunkairs:
Get a good lawyer DAMN CLUE is all i have to say
Originally Posted by mdresident
a .03 is not even close to drunk.
Originally Posted by nnarum
I hope you do time.
Originally Posted by A King Of Da Kickz
Originally Posted by mdresident
a .03 is not even close to drunk.
Yea....but in PA the limit is 0.02 for minors driving.
Originally Posted by A King Of Da Kickz
Originally Posted by mdresident
a .03 is not even close to drunk.
Yea....but in PA the limit is 0.02 for minors driving.
Originally Posted by dland24
Originally Posted by nnarum
I hope you do time.
I agree.
Originally Posted by A King Of Da Kickz
Originally Posted by mdresident
a .03 is not even close to drunk.
Yea....but in PA the limit is 0.02 for minors driving.
Um....you sure? I dont know if things are different in PA, but I'm pretty sure its illegal for MINORS to have a bac over .00 and drive.
Originally Posted by TheYoungestGun
dude you drank and drove... and nothing you can do or say, you just a *!!*!+%... cause you talk all cool now, but if you woulda hurt or killed someone you wouldnt be talking here..
0.03 is NOTHING
like i said.. even at that level your body does not react the same way as when you are sober.
your reaction times are markedly slower..
add to the factor that you are a relatively new (and young) driver... that's recipe for disaster.
Unfortunately there are millions of kids like across the nation that think .03 BAC is "nothing"...there are thousands of those that don't comehome at night...or worse..cause someone else to not come home at night.
like i said.. even at that level your body does not react the same way as when you are sober.