Scottish Pubs suffer upto 60% drop in Alcohol

English pubs on the border to profit from drink drivers?

Scottish people are going to drive to England to have one pint?

I would love to explain this in simple terms, the decline is down to the people that cannot now risk having one pint of beer, this rule makes it so much easier not to go out at all.

It maybe wrong to even drink one bit when you go out and drive, but that is not we are discussing here, this about wrecking a part of british heritage.

Crack on fred, i wont ever bother with you again with your stupid post like 20:29

good luck.

So you think people will drive to the borders so they can get 2 pints?

60% drop

So the average Scot is just on one bottle of whisky a night now!

Burton-Brewers 13 Feb 15 20:42 Joined: 01 Feb 12 | Topic/replies: 12,316 | Blogger: Burton-Brewers's blog
they'll be ok the SNP will increase their dole money after May

^ I may be wrong but do you not benefit from government help re ill health ?

Because I do find your post rather ironic.

Eeternaloptimist 13 Feb 15 22:40 Joined: 28 Jun 10 | Topic/replies: 29,723 | Blogger: Eeternaloptimist's blog
Anecdotal evidence from what I've seen up here is that there are a lot of people who now aren't sure where they stand and so are erring on the side of caution which is a good thing. Previously people wrongly made the assumption that they could have a skin full the night before and drive the next day on the basis that it would be out of their system the following day. The new law has made people ask questions. A few lads at work have asked me how quickly alcohol tends to leave the system and are shocked by the knowledge that there is every chance that they wouldn't be fit to drive for many hours after they actually did previously drive. Which was always the case but the change in the law has caused a seismic shift in attitudes. Whether this newly discovered concern continues is debatable.

^ debate all you like son just make sure you don't drink and drive.

Unreal can't have 1 pint ,wtf, how can a pint of larger impair anyones driving ? 1 PINT

Let's hope they come down as heavily on the idiots who text and use their phone while driving. Being distracted by a phone is much more dangerous than driving after one pint.

brendanuk1  • February 13, 2015 6:39 PM GMT 


drinking is so last century

not for some of us

I am surprised any pubs are still in business...especially Scotland

No smoking(ridiculous), price of alcohol, now this..does not do a lot for our economy

We are living in a  women's world

Guinness

Sorry Fred I should have said my post was aimed at the OP.

I think you concentrate more after 4 or 5 pints just in case the Old Bill is about.

When I was younger young men would regularly kill themselves on fast motorcycles and in fast cars

None of that now, insurance probably kills it, ok we may saved few lives, but we have taken away something

young men like doing.....take a risk..I disapprove, its not natural

Life is not risk free...and we all die anyway

maybe I go a little OTT...to shock

But I believe we are harming ourselves by our increased risk adverseness

Drink driving hasn't got anything to do with risk taking its more to do with being a complete ****. I know because I used to do it when I was young and only by luck did I get away with not seriously harming someone.

You have been well programmed do not let me discourage you

What the SNP does today, I fear this country will do tomorrow

In fact the current level will do, just enforce it more rigorously that is all

My point is the current limit is ok, so why reduce it

So I am back to we are taking risk adverseness to ridiculous levels, why?

It only makes life more miserable, I cannot see the point

I do not drive my car drunk

This reduction is unnecessary