I am never drinking and driving again

[BIG_DADDY]

At least I say that now. Got pulled over for DUI yesterday with my dog in the truck going ballistic. I was getting ready to move so I had been drinking Makers Mark and smoking cigars all day. I must have smelt terrible. The officer immediatly smelled it on me and called for backup. I was right at the intersection of 92 and 101 probably the busiest place I could possible be pulled over. 30 minutes later in what felt like 2 hours in a never ending sobriety tests I drove away. I am thanking my lucky stars today.

[ChiefFan31]

Originally Posted by BIG_DADDY

I asked the officer he said he thought it was $40

Originally Posted by bunnytrdr

Try 86 bucks. I fuggin know, my wife got one last year, I started a thread about it.

BD, did the officer say anything about it being an administrative seat belt ticket?

When I first moved back to San Diego in 01, I got a seatbelt ticket. The officer even told me it was a 35 dollar administrative seatbelt ticket.

The second time I got one, it was over 100 bucks. The total fine was 300, but that was coupled with a tint ticket. So there is a difference.


Congrats on getting outta that jam. Seltbelt laws can blow me. Although, I almost always wear mine anymore. Too many fuggin idiots out on the road.

Edit - Lord, this thread is two years old

[HMc]

i don't understand why you wouldn't wear a seatbelt. Wouldn't DT be alive today if he'd been wearing one?

[CoMoChief]

Im tellin ya its really fun to fly a plane when you're higher than shit.

['Hamas' Jenkins]

Originally Posted by Infidel Goat

My dad, a retired physician, hates the helmet law.

He'll admit that it saves lives, but he doesn't think the surviving quadrapelegics it creates are all that thankful.

--Infidel Goat

Perhaps he should watch "Murderball" or read some disability studies theory, then. The thought that your life isn't worth living because you're in a wheelchair is really narrow-minded.