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Old 25-01-2013, 08:53 AM   #10
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Default Re: Irish County Of Kerry Legalizes ‘Drunk Driving’ To Allow Rural People To Drive Ho

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Jesus christ...we don't want this here...it's bad enough sharing the roads out here in the bush with massive trucks, half asleep shift workers, and mine vehicles capable of warp speed being driven with the skill of a dodgem car, without having to worry about people who've "only had a few drinks" being legally allowed on the road...
What are you talking about? we have a 0.05 BAC too. California has a 0.08 BAC!
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