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24 Mar 17
22:08
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I was driving back home after my usual three pints last night, when I got pulled over. The copper asked me to blow. I blew. He said: "It says 'Warn'. I've only seen 'Pass' or 'Fail' before - I'll have to phone a colleague". He phoned his colleague. Apparently colleague told him that 'Warn' means tell the driver to park up safely then give him a lift home, because that's what they did.
Now obviously that was OK with me, because I'm a good driver, but imagine if they did that with anyone who drinks and drives.
Now obviously that was OK with me, because I'm a good driver, but imagine if they did that with anyone who drinks and drives.
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Yes I'm also a good driver when I'm drunk.
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Why only three pints, where you short of money?
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You were lucky you didn't fail the test having had 3 pints!
I got stopped a couple of years ago, had just the one pint earlier, and the box went orange, which meant the device recognised alcohol, but not enough to make an arrest. |
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It's the one down the station that counts. The bag is only a guide.
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best advice go zero if driving
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Yes I agree Cap_F.
Not that I drink much these days. |