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sockgirl77 said:
i remember seeing someone post about getting one of these. this was just emailed to me. i've never gotten one but figured that it might be of some help to whoever it was that got one!
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No Sg I will not forward that to my ex. He was unlucky enough to be blessed with #6 a month ago today. I gather he will be on extended vacation in Leonardtown. Some folks never learn.
 
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But I will gladly forward it to anyone unfortunate enough to make a first or second time mistake. But not 6.
 
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aps45819 said:
:yikes: Don't think he was Unlucky. Just might have a problem knowing when to say when.
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I concur. I still have that problem, but I got smart enough to not drink and drive. I've never gotten a DUI/DWI and I plan to never get one, because I plan to never drive when drinking.
 
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TIGERLILY said:
No Sg I will not forward that to my ex. He was unlucky enough to be blessed with #6 a month ago today. I gather he will be on extended vacation in Leonardtown. Some folks never learn.
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i know someone just like him. it look his 5th before he straightened up!
 
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sockgirl77 said:
it look his 5th before he straightened up!
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Well hallelujah! Now we know it's just a matter of getting enough DUIs before people straighten up and stop endangering others with their irresponsible drinking practices.

That said, I hope these DUIProcess people make a zillion dollars. If people are going to be stupid, someone should be able to make money off of it. :yay:
 
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vraiblonde said:
Well hallelujah! Now we know it's just a matter of getting enough DUIs before people straighten up and stop endangering others with their irresponsible drinking practices.

That said, I hope these DUIProcess people make a zillion dollars. If people are going to be stupid, someone should be able to make money off of it. :yay:
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:lol: problem is that someone is not going to quit drinking just to stay out of trouble. they have to quit b/c they know that they have a problem. sometimes it takes something bigger in life to reallize that you have a problem. obviously going to jail, paying lawyers, paying fines, losing your license, spending wasted money at Walden, wrecking your car(s), losing the love of your life, or losing your dignity isn't enough. it takes waking up and looking in the mirror and reallizing what a P.O.S. you are and what you've done to ppl to figure out that you have a problem! I.M.H.O.
 
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sockgirl77 said:
:lol: problem is that someone is not going to quit drinking just to stay out of trouble. they have to quit b/c they know that they have a problem. sometimes it takes something bigger in life to reallize that you have a problem. obviously going to jail, paying lawyers, paying fines, losing your license, spending wasted money at Walden, wrecking your car(s), losing the love of your life, or losing your dignity isn't enough. it takes waking up and looking in the mirror and reallizing what a P.O.S. you are and what you've done to ppl to figure out that you have a problem! I.M.H.O.
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Yuppers. (Speaking as former Drunk Tank AA group chair in New London, CT).
 
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The sad part is that so many people pay for the mistake of one individual. The families of the offender endure all the consequences and harship due to the negligence of their loved one. I know first hand as I have driven my ex around previously when he could not drive. I am the first one to admit though that the signs of his misbehavior slapped me in the face at least a dozen times before we married and I just ignored them. Hindsight is always 20/20.
 
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TIGERLILY said:
The sad part is that so many people pay for the mistake of one individual. The families of the offender endure all the consequences and harship due to the negligence of their loved one. I know first hand as I have driven my ex around previously when he could not drive. I am the first one to admit though that the signs of his misbehavior slapped me in the face at least a dozen times before we married and I just ignored them. Hindsight is always 20/20.
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Yeah, it's true. They (we) choose to ignore the damage they're (we're) doing - playing every card and consuming every charity and telling every lie it takes to keep the addiction fed. It's despicable, and in the light of day, undeniably true.
 
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