Quote by CyanideBlizzardTwo words.Not thinking.
From what I've understood, well from whats happened and what a suriviving friend told me from a drinking and
driving accident is that they don't even consider themselves intoxicated when they really are. So they get into a
vehical and drive themselves home. Being stubborn is really when something like this will shine though and just the
fact that some people can't deal with the fact that they ARE drunk.
Which is why I tell my friends "If your drunk, call me and I'll take you home" I make sure to tell everyone I know this because I don't want friends to drive themselves home drunk.
I at least hope that they are responsible enough not to travel themselves by vehical when they are
intoxicated.
I agree. Drinking reduces your train of thought, and you're subject to doing things
you wouldn't normally do. It's not worth it to drive after taking a drink. You're putting yourself at
risk for arrest and, even worse, death.
Quote by MaciaBecause they are
stiupid...
Quote by Holtum...because they're idiots?
Because you drink
doesn't necessarily mean that you're an idiot. You could be the smartest person in the world, but when you
drink, you lose your train of thought. Drinking too much will do that to you...my last drink made me quit, I'll
tell you that.
Quote by kaolla-kakeDrinking and driving is senseless and just plain dumb!!
A girl from my school died in September because the guy she was driving in the car with was drunk. She was a good
student and was only 16. It just makes me so mad to think that people can jepordize other peoples lives like that.
They need to take into consideration that evertime you drive drunk, it's like you're holding someone's
life on a thin string and any minute it could break. I wish people would be more considerate
>_<
To tell if someone is drunk, make sure their breath doesn't smell like
alcohol, and make sure their eyes don't look weary. If both conditions are true, then that person is drunk. Take it
from me. I will save your life when you think about my words.