Vaping and breathalyzers
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It would cost you a hell of a lot more. You might win on principle but I can guarantee pretty much this is one where you might be like (later) "I really wish I had just done it."
I doubt it will happen anyway. Even the worst of cops are fairly good at spotting drunk/not drunk. It's not HARD.
If you don't drink and drive you aren't going to get breathalyzed. If you do, have at it I guess, but I wish you all the luck in the world with that.
Anna
Another post where the OP has left the building, how'd I guess that
Maybe the OP saw the post mentioning breath mints, and is searching for a breath mint forum now for help.
I love a good "pretext stop". Sorry, sir, I observed you weaving in and out of your lane. Please step out of the car.
I thought the OG post was hilarious 
, yet no sympathy for the OP's circumstances.What have we become
, yet no sympathy for the OP's circumstances.What have we become I thought the OG post was hilarious
Cynical.
I don't know I call myself a pragmatist with idealistic tendencies.
I don't have sympathy for drunk driving but I used to do it all the time in my youth. Thing is, at that time I might not have CARED much, I mean... .You could smoke in jail then. Jails are survivable. In some ways I might prefer them to locked psych units.
Since my Creator apparently got that, I got to enjoy my first locked psych unit in 1999 the year I stopped drinking. The opiate thing (which actually STARTED thanks to my stupid MI, I was on Ultram for 2 years for tx resistant depression and it worked GREAT. Until it didn't. Then, it really sucked.) My advice is if you take something and you think, "Oh wow, I feel AMAZING I am going to take this pill for the rest of my life!" you should probably stop immediately.
But back then there was all this "Ultram is totally non addictive" nonsense. I hate the drug companies sometimes. I could have saved myself infinitudes of trouble. But I did not know, the doc did not know, we were desperate, there ARE small studies about opiates treating treatment resistant depression.
There is also this annoying thing called "tolerance." You can't get around it.
But my point was I wouldn't have LOVED jail but I would have managed. I bet it is JUST like middle school.
Anna
I don't have sympathy for drunk driving but I used to do it all the time in my youth. Thing is, at that time I might not have CARED much, I mean... .You could smoke in jail then. Jails are survivable. In some ways I might prefer them to locked psych units.
Since my Creator apparently got that, I got to enjoy my first locked psych unit in 1999 the year I stopped drinking. The opiate thing (which actually STARTED thanks to my stupid MI, I was on Ultram for 2 years for tx resistant depression and it worked GREAT. Until it didn't. Then, it really sucked.) My advice is if you take something and you think, "Oh wow, I feel AMAZING I am going to take this pill for the rest of my life!" you should probably stop immediately.
But back then there was all this "Ultram is totally non addictive" nonsense. I hate the drug companies sometimes. I could have saved myself infinitudes of trouble. But I did not know, the doc did not know, we were desperate, there ARE small studies about opiates treating treatment resistant depression.
There is also this annoying thing called "tolerance." You can't get around it.
But my point was I wouldn't have LOVED jail but I would have managed. I bet it is JUST like middle school.
Anna
I thought the OG post was hilarious
I think we've become hardened after hearing of so many senseless deaths that could have been avoided.
It's exactly like middle school, except without girls....... and everyone knows how to play spades really well.
Another post where the OP has left the building, how'd I guess that
It's only been one day. We can't assume his is another abandoned thread yet. Most people are busy, especially this time of year.
I am a girl. It would be exactly like middle school without boys.
Hmm. I am rethinking my stance. Jail might cause me to suicide. Nope. I would become QUEEN of the jail (which based on a few jail shows I have seen including an Aussie one which was the BEST but I forgot its name. It was Australian so when anything bad happened they were all like, "Right. Let's clean up this dead person mess and get on with it, eh?" Broad== something.)
Being the jail queen seems like a TON of work. Plus no vaping, snus, etc.
I had a lot more energy in my youth though, so queen might have been just FINE.
Anna
Hmm. I am rethinking my stance. Jail might cause me to suicide. Nope. I would become QUEEN of the jail (which based on a few jail shows I have seen including an Aussie one which was the BEST but I forgot its name. It was Australian so when anything bad happened they were all like, "Right. Let's clean up this dead person mess and get on with it, eh?" Broad== something.)
Being the jail queen seems like a TON of work. Plus no vaping, snus, etc.
I had a lot more energy in my youth though, so queen might have been just FINE.
Anna
Don't you guys have random breath tests? We do. Not going to stop me vaping though - I've had a random breath test after vaping my way 80kms to work and got a zero reading.
This is a state-by-state issue. In some states you might get your license revoked for refusing a sobriety test. So know your state law on this matter before you refuse a test. You may find yourself without a license to drive.
And take it from someone who lost their license (for medical reasons),
it can ruin your life. My life was totally ruined by my sudden inability to legally drive for 6 months. Happened to me 2 times. Ruined my life 2 times.
There are random field sobriety checkpoints yeah. You are allowed to turn away, but not to make a U turn. Also, in most small towns (or even larger ones) there are ways to figure out where they are at. Usually, if you are drunk enough you don't think about that much, I'm guessing.
Anna
Anna
This is a state-by-state issue. In some states you might get your license revoked for refusing a sobriety test. So know your state law on this matter before you refuse a test. You may find yourself without a license to drive.
And take it from someone who lost their license (for medical reasons),
it can ruin your life. My life was totally ruined by my sudden inability to legally drive for 6 months. Happened to me 2 times. Ruined my life 2 times.
I'd like to know how many Darwin awards that guy has won in his life. I bet he has enough awards to fill a closet, at least.
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