THE BORE
General => The Superdeep Borehole => Topic started by: Cerveza mas fina on January 22, 2013, 03:00:52 AM
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KERRY COUNTY COUNCILLORS have voted in favour of a motion which would allow people in rural Ireland to have ‘two or three’ drinks and still drive.
“A lot of these people are living in isolated rural areas where there’s no public transport of any kind, and they end up at home looking at the four walls, night in and night out, because they don’t want to take the risk of losing their licence,” he told TheJournal.ie.
http://www.thejournal.ie/kerry-councillors-drink-driving-764005-Jan2013/
Meanwhile abortion is still illegal. But at least drunk driving is about to make a comeback.
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That's really stupid. Shame on you Ireland.
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Yes, it is.
There are multiple competing systems which makes it difficult to compare the numbers without a little bit of math, read more at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_alcohol_content
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Russia 2.0
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Meanwhile abortion is still illegal. But at least drunk driving is about to make a comeback.
Yes, but before I move there, I need to know if it is also OK to beat my wife?
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Way to go, Ireland! Fit that stereotype!
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Meanwhile abortion is still illegal. But at least drunk driving is about to make a comeback.
Yes, but before I move there, I need to know if it is also OK to beat my wife?
Only if she is about to break a law, like having abortion, or trying to stop you fromdrunk driving from/to the pub.
Although if you punch her in the stomach you might break the abortion law and be sentenced.
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I've always wondered, living in the sticks for the last few years, how roadside bars in the middle of nowhere... Work. I guess people just kinda let it slide out here heh.
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True :lol
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I've always wondered, living in the sticks for the last few years, how roadside bars in the middle of nowhere... Work. I guess people just kinda let it slide out here heh.
Sticks where?
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North Dakota
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0.05%
Argentina
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Bulgaria
Canada: Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario, Manitoba, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick — provincial offence
Costa Rica[18]
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hong Kong
Iceland
Ireland
According to MADD Canada, a 165-pound male can have three drinks over a two-hour period and his BAC will be just below this limit. A 130-pound female can have two.
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(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/e0/Map_of_European_countries_by_maximum_blood_alcohol_level.svg/680px-Map_of_European_countries_by_maximum_blood_alcohol_level.svg.png)
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I feel like stricter drinking/driving laws have helped reduce crime worldwide. Less people carousing and causing friction while drunk.
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A friend of mine lost a brother and a sister last friday because of a drunk driver, the brother had 1 son and the sister 3 children, horrible stuff.
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Since beer wasn't even considered an alcoholic drink in Russia until very recently, in theory you could just say you only had 15 beers and the police would just call you a pussy and wave you on, laughing
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Abortion is illegal in Ireland? I didn't know that
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Abortion is illegal in Ireland? I didn't know that
Poland, too.* :-\
Catholicism. :(
*except in certain circumstances.
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Abortion is illegal in Ireland? I didn't know that
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And now we know why Kosma is engaged.
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That doesn't even make sense Malek.
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Ummmm, yeah it does. Pretty funny as well.
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Please explain it to me.
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I didnt know you were gonna be a dad!
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Abortion is illegal in Ireland? I didn't know that
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And now we know why Kosma is engaged.
Shotgun Wedding for Kosma!
I feel like stricter drinking/driving laws have helped reduce crime worldwide. Less people carousing and causing friction while drunk.
Yeah, I'd buy that. It may even help that if there's a designated driver at a table, s/he may be the one keeping Stupid Shit from escalating into Violent Shit.
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That doesn't even make sense Malek.
Please explain it to me.
Shotgun Wedding for Kosma!
A shotgun wedding is an American colloquialism referring to a wedding in which the groom is forced to marry the woman whom he impregnated.