Sounds like something straight out of ancient Hindu philosophy. Well, you realize you are drunk, you are driving and not very well; naturally, it's time to lapse into metaphysics or at the very least, some commendable drunken clarity.
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Woodburn 911.
I've always wondered why government agencies don't track the number of accidents prevented by drunken drivers. Could be eye-opening.
Posted by: Dean C. Rowan | November 03, 2009 at 03:11 PM