Drink Driving

**Crimebytes2** · 06-01-06, 11:15 PM

Originally Posted by Cochese

I thinc yuo spel okay. Fuck they'em.

Thanks for the good laugh... just what I needed!

**JohnnyRotten** · 06-02-06, 12:01 AM

Originally Posted by Centurion44

Oh for pete's sake. It's drunk driving. Drink driving is what happens when you let the martini drive the car. And trust me. Martinis aren't good drivers. Just ask Ted Kennedy.

That was per*hic*fectly good schotch, thank you...

**zone4_car** · 06-02-06, 12:02 AM

Thanks for the good laugh... just what I needed!

Yeah, just had to jump in here and say this is the funniest thread Ive read in a while. LOL

**Cochese** · 06-02-06, 12:13 AM

Originally Posted by Crimebytes2

Thanks for the good laugh... just what I needed!

**steve354** · 06-02-06, 01:56 AM

From the Australian concise oxford dictionary.

DRINK DRIVING; A person who drives a vehicle with a blood alcohol reading above a PRESCRIBED LEVEL.

Yes I look it up to get it right the SPELLING RIGHT. Has for post spelling NO ONE has said which words are wrong.???????????????????????? ????????????? therefore it MUST RIGHT.

**Terminator** · 06-02-06, 02:06 AM

Originally Posted by steve354

From the Australian concise oxford dictionary.

DRINK DRIVING; A person who drives a vehicle with a blood alcohol reading above a PRESCRIBED LEVEL.

Yes I look it up to get it right the SPELLING RIGHT. Has for post spelling NO ONE has said which words are wrong.???????????????????????? ????????????? therefore it MUST RIGHT.

In other countries, like England, or Australia, they call it "drink driving." In the USA we call it "Drunk driving (also known as DWI/DUI/OUI/...etc)." It's all the same thing.

**kimby** · 06-02-06, 02:09 AM

Steve, don't worry about everyone joking around about your question. They're just having fun. I always get good answers here, or I wouldn't have suggested this site to you. Maybe in the morning you'll get more serious comments.

Edit - I see that while I was posting you already did.

**Sapper_132** · 06-02-06, 02:21 AM

Originally Posted by beans43

OHH you crazy Brits and Aussies always making up words!

Just remember US english came from British english and the reason it sounds so messed up (to us Americans) is that we changed it.

My 2 cents sounds crazy, but when I'm in England (almost once a year) I find myself speaking differantly than when I'm in the US.

Like Rubish, Fancy, Fantastic & Git!

**Cst.SB** · 06-02-06, 03:45 AM

It's impaired driving here... used to be referred too as drunk driving.. and drinking and driving.

**Ivory** · 06-02-06, 04:15 AM

Originally Posted by steve354

Yes I look it up to get it right the SPELLING RIGHT. Has for post spelling NO ONE has said which words are wrong.???????????????????????? ????????????? therefore it MUST RIGHT.

hear let me help you out, so you will quit your bitchin'...

Yes, I looked it up to get the spelling right and as for the post spelling, no one has said which words were wrong. Therefore it must be right....

Now...

Where the HELL did you learn to read and write???

**Ivory** · 06-02-06, 09:16 AM

Any Questions??

**Beans** · 06-02-06, 11:18 AM

Originally Posted by tjpuclik2

Just remember US english came from British english and the reason it sounds so messed up (to us Americans) is that we changed it.

My 2 cents sounds crazy, but when I'm in England (almost once a year) I find myself speaking differantly than when I'm in the US.

Like Rubish, Fancy, Fantastic & Git!

What do you mean English came from England??? Weren't we here first???

**steve354** · 06-02-06, 08:17 PM

Originally Posted by DeputyJailer

Any Questions??

yes I do has a matter of fact. You and most pepole have done nothing but pick at the post over spelling and OVER LOOKED WHAT THE DAM WAS ALL ABOUT..

SO TELL ME WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO ME WHAT YOUR THOURGHTS REALLY ARE ON THIS MATTER... SURELY IF YOU ARE A POLICE OFFICER AND i BELIEVE THAT YOU ARE YOU MUST BECONCERN ABOUT WHAT ACLOHOL IS DOING TO YOUNG PEOPLE AND WHY PEPOLE GET BEHINED THE WHEELE AFTER DRINKING.

IT IS THESE THOURGHTS THAT I AM INTRESTED IN AND WHAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE DONE TO REDURE THAT ROAD TOLL.

i THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME. hAVE A GREAT WEEKEND

FishTail · 06-02-06, 08:19 PM

It's no good shouting at people for your mistakes. There is a spell checker on here. Please don't type in all caps.

As to your idea, I think they're too draconian but that's me.

**Iron Man** · 06-02-06, 09:26 PM

Originally Posted by steve354

SURELY IF YOU ARE A POLICE OFFICER AND i BELIEVE THAT YOU ARE

You are mistaken. Verifed C/O (Correctional Officer) Not Verified LEO (Law Enforcement Officer)

**Cochese** · 06-02-06, 09:26 PM

Originally Posted by DeputyJailer

hear let me help you out, so you will quit your bitchin'...

Yes, I looked it up to get the spelling right and as for the post spelling, no one has said which words were wrong. Therefore it must be right....

Now...

Where the HELL did you learn to read and write???

*here*, not hear.

**Iron Man** · 06-02-06, 09:29 PM

Originally Posted by Cochese

*here*, not hear.

HAHAHA!

FishTail · 06-02-06, 09:30 PM

You guys are all meanies!!!!

**Cochese** · 06-02-06, 09:43 PM

I learned it from TG40!!!!!

I is a product of my's environment!

**steve354** · 06-02-06, 09:47 PM

Originally Posted by ThisGlock40

You are mistaken. Verifed C/O (Correctional Officer) Not Verified LEO (Law Enforcement Officer)

Mistaken not my friend has far has I m concern you are.

So let get to the fact's then surly you must be tried of locking up drink driver's and those who take a live which a high blood aclohol reading.

You must have through's on this matter to you would do if you could change the law.

If what said is wrong then what can be done to make it safe on the road's

I grow up in Tasmania and the law back then was. You could not go into a pub or drink aclohol untill you where 21 and you could not vote untill you where 21. Now the legal age here is 18 and get this, there is talk of of making the legal age 16. What is the world coming to.