I'm pretty sure a BAC of 0.6 is impossible
barneythedino
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haha, to those posting about Bac levels and driving, last weeks headline story was about some 50 year old grandma bus driver that they pulled over and blew a .28 or something like that while driving kids around haha. everybody in my town flipped shit.
thats why i wanted to know why he didnt fight it
friday and saturday night i was pretty shitfaced. drive home was a sketchy one.
It's just a hangover. I've had alcohol poisoning before and unfortunately, I'm an alcoholic. You'll know you have alcohol poisoning when;
~Slight sounds make you more nauseous
~You can't keep food OR water/beverages in
I also COULDN'T puke. My tolerance wouldn't allow it and when I tried forcing myself to, I'd only dry heave or upchuck stomach acids.
You'll be fine. Just rest, drink ROOM TEMPERATURE water, gatorade or ginger ale and eat some crackers or bread. Something light.
Decent amount of alcohol though. I got my alcohol poisoning off a fifth of Patron, fifth of Jager and some beers. I don't recall how many beers, but yeah. I'm trying to cut down my intake. Finding your limit is a good thing, even though when you're drunk, your limit is thrown out the window.
~Slight sounds make you more nauseous
~You can't keep food OR water/beverages in
I also COULDN'T puke. My tolerance wouldn't allow it and when I tried forcing myself to, I'd only dry heave or upchuck stomach acids.
You'll be fine. Just rest, drink ROOM TEMPERATURE water, gatorade or ginger ale and eat some crackers or bread. Something light.
Decent amount of alcohol though. I got my alcohol poisoning off a fifth of Patron, fifth of Jager and some beers. I don't recall how many beers, but yeah. I'm trying to cut down my intake. Finding your limit is a good thing, even though when you're drunk, your limit is thrown out the window.
If you drive drunk, you're pathetic. I hope the next time you get in a head on crash with a tree that ends your life rather than you ending someone else's who didn't deserve it.
Oh....And I think about 2 months ago a mid 50's lady here locally blew a .47 and her limit was STILL rising.
Yeah, I know...hard as fawk to believe, but I'll see if I can find the link from my local news site.
eat me. 4 miles away, small town, 3 in the morning, passed 2 cars, back roads, top speed of 30 mph.
/your*****ing.
barneythedino
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Oh here is the link for the story I posted of the bus driver with .27 something BAC
http://www.timesargus.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070501/NEWS01/705010396
http://www.timesargus.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070501/NEWS01/705010396
By KOMO StaffThe former Seattle police officer who was caught driving with a 0.47 blood alcohol level earlier this month was arrested at her home Thursday afternoon, Trooper Jeff Merrill said.
Merrill said the state patrol and King County prosecutors sought and obtained a $250,000 warrant for Deanna F. Jarrett's arrest on Thursday morning, stating she was an imminent threat to public safety.
Troopers served the warrant at Jarrett's house at 4 p.m. Merrill said she was uncooperative and forced troopers to remove an air conditioning unit to gain access into the house.
When Jarrett finally surrendered, Merill said she was belligerent and intoxicated.
She was booked into the King County Jail.
Court documents show that Deana Francine Jarrett was formerly known as Deana Francine Karst, a former Seattle police officer who sued the city for ****** harassment back in 1996.
Jarrett was jailed earlier this month after being caught with a record-high blood alcohol level, but was released on $500 bail.
Redmond police pulled Jarrett over on April 10 on suspicion of DUI. She refused a breathalyzer test and was booked into jail and released the next day.
Later that day, at 3:48 p.m., Jarrett rear-ended another car in the eastbound lanes of State Route 520 at Redmond Way. Police said she tried to convince the driver not to call police then drove away, only to run into a second car.
State troopers caught up to Jarrett and found her car littered with open vodka and beer containers. Troopers said Jarrett couldn't even stand up.
"She was unable to exit the car on her own," said Trooper Jeff Merrill. "She couldn't walk. She was just too intoxicated."
Troopers said Jarrett couldn't even manage to take a field sobriety test. They did get her to blow into a portable breathalyzer.
"It only takes a small puff of air," Merrill said.
Troopers said the number was one they'd never seen before - 0.47, which is six times the legal limit of 0.08. Troopers said that number is a new record high.
"We simply don't get people that impaired," Merrill said. "It takes years and years of continual drinking to build up a tolerance to be able to withstand that sort of intoxication level."
Sources tell KOMO News that Jarrett's blood alcohol level proved to be even higher when she was given a blood test at Evergreen Hospital.
Courtesy Of; http://www.komotv.com/news/7109811.html
I didn't know she was an ex cop. lol
Merrill said the state patrol and King County prosecutors sought and obtained a $250,000 warrant for Deanna F. Jarrett's arrest on Thursday morning, stating she was an imminent threat to public safety.
Troopers served the warrant at Jarrett's house at 4 p.m. Merrill said she was uncooperative and forced troopers to remove an air conditioning unit to gain access into the house.
When Jarrett finally surrendered, Merill said she was belligerent and intoxicated.
She was booked into the King County Jail.
Court documents show that Deana Francine Jarrett was formerly known as Deana Francine Karst, a former Seattle police officer who sued the city for ****** harassment back in 1996.
Jarrett was jailed earlier this month after being caught with a record-high blood alcohol level, but was released on $500 bail.
Redmond police pulled Jarrett over on April 10 on suspicion of DUI. She refused a breathalyzer test and was booked into jail and released the next day.
Later that day, at 3:48 p.m., Jarrett rear-ended another car in the eastbound lanes of State Route 520 at Redmond Way. Police said she tried to convince the driver not to call police then drove away, only to run into a second car.
State troopers caught up to Jarrett and found her car littered with open vodka and beer containers. Troopers said Jarrett couldn't even stand up.
"She was unable to exit the car on her own," said Trooper Jeff Merrill. "She couldn't walk. She was just too intoxicated."
Troopers said Jarrett couldn't even manage to take a field sobriety test. They did get her to blow into a portable breathalyzer.
"It only takes a small puff of air," Merrill said.
Troopers said the number was one they'd never seen before - 0.47, which is six times the legal limit of 0.08. Troopers said that number is a new record high.
"We simply don't get people that impaired," Merrill said. "It takes years and years of continual drinking to build up a tolerance to be able to withstand that sort of intoxication level."
Sources tell KOMO News that Jarrett's blood alcohol level proved to be even higher when she was given a blood test at Evergreen Hospital.
Courtesy Of; http://www.komotv.com/news/7109811.html
I didn't know she was an ex cop. lol
Your life is useless. I don't care how far of a drive it is. Obviously you think it's cool to spout off stupid shyt on the internet if you're gonna tell this whole forum you drink and drive. 4 miles or 40, there's still just as good of a chance of you killing an innocent person or yourself. Why don't you just sit on the thought that what if you were driving and got into a head on collision with one of your parents or siblings....
(girlfriend was driving my truck for the first time, ive never let her drive it before. thats why it was sketchy for me. i just let the other guy persure his rant)
but thanks anyways.
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