Re: (no subject-really)

[Robert Myers <rmyers@inetone.net>]

Unfortunately, Dan, two or three cold ones (while you may feel that you are
OK) can and will and does impair reaction times, vision, and judgement.  If
you're gonna have two or three cold ones, do it at home or with a
two-or-three-cold-ones-less or otherwise stone cold sober designated driver.
If you have even one cold one, don't drive.  Call that cab.  Or stay home.

At 11:35 PM 2/15/97 -0500, you wrote:
>
>
>      Just to make a point here....
>
>      I am in college and consider myself very responsible, but people DO drink
>and drive all the time in college.  Fortunately most people know when they've
>had to much and call a cab (or, I tell them call me....anytime).
>
>      But, my biggest problem is when the buerocrats say they are going to crac
>k down on drinkng and driving.  What do they do????  Why, they lower the legal
>drinking limit again!  I am thoroughly against this and I feel it causes more
>trounble than it is worth.  Of, course, no one should drink and drive, but the
>fact is, it happens.  But, I would rather have the guy who's tanked and on the
>road get arrested rather than me after 2 or 3 cold ones.  Even if people who ar
>e just at the limit are off the road, big deal.  The people who are way over th
>e limit and are a real threat are still out there.  Get the picture.
>
>                                                            Later,
>                                                            Dan
>
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   Bob
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