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
Nowadays there are tons of accidents related to drunk driving. Although people can see how victims got severely damaged on these accidents, still they would not mind and continue doing what's wrong and dangerous. In Oakland, motorcycle accident lawyers are the ones whom motorists seek advice from when it comes to motor-related accidents. I'm one of those who asked them for help, because I'm also a victim of this kind of accident. And they helped me deal with this situation.
Posted by: Stephen Schaunt | February 08, 2011 at 02:00 AM
That's a pretty weird thing to do. But one should commend her honesty, though it is a funny thing to do. Heeh, 911 needs more people like her. LOL!
Posted by: Alecia Longsworth | January 20, 2012 at 12:35 PM
Actually, it’s not just driving. Everything you try to do seems to go wrong when you’re drunk. But it’s a good thing I haven’t seen any road accidents in the news today. That’s a good sign.
Posted by: Mike Clark | March 12, 2012 at 08:13 AM