Complete Nightmare Effect Of Drinking And Driving!
07-01-2009, 02:23 PM
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adults act responsibly. Adults do not drive drunk. If my swearing (which gets *'ed out anyway) offends you more than someone driving while BLACKED OUT DRUNK, then I give up on humanity.
If my language offends you, then don't read my posts.
suggesting that I need to act like an adult is laughable given the context of this thread.
let me ask you this;
Have you gotten a DUI/DWI? It certainly sounds that way.
If my language offends you, then don't read my posts.
suggesting that I need to act like an adult is laughable given the context of this thread.
let me ask you this;
Have you gotten a DUI/DWI? It certainly sounds that way.
Personally i think you are more of a joke than anything else as you have proven this over and over. So go ahead kid, (As i am assuming you are because no adult i associate myself acts this way) continue to call people names and curse some more if this makes you feel more grown up.
And for your answer no i have not gotten a DUI
07-01-2009, 02:32 PM
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Gentlemen,
Do not be alarmed by Oliver's response. He is absolutely right. He is a positive example to all of us. I absolutely agree.... a responsible driver will not drink and drive. And there is no excuse to do so... it does not matter how much you drank or how well you may control yourself. Some people may drink and drive through the entirety of their lives and never get caught, but the fact is that if we do get arrested for such a charge, it is most likely that we have done it several times before. How often have you been stopped by a cop for no reason? (excluding checkpoints) No matter who you are or how much you have been drinking, once you get pulled over and blow a positive, it doesn't matter how responsible or tolerant to alcohol we are... we all go through the same system....
Do not be alarmed by Oliver's response. He is absolutely right. He is a positive example to all of us. I absolutely agree.... a responsible driver will not drink and drive. And there is no excuse to do so... it does not matter how much you drank or how well you may control yourself. Some people may drink and drive through the entirety of their lives and never get caught, but the fact is that if we do get arrested for such a charge, it is most likely that we have done it several times before. How often have you been stopped by a cop for no reason? (excluding checkpoints) No matter who you are or how much you have been drinking, once you get pulled over and blow a positive, it doesn't matter how responsible or tolerant to alcohol we are... we all go through the same system....
07-01-2009, 02:36 PM
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Think it's funny?
Clown admits he was Black-Out Drunk, had an accident etc... Guys have been prosecuted for Speeding/Kill stories trust me this 1's a doozy!
I have a friend that was involved in Street Racing heavily, he got into an accident (no fatalities but injuries were involved in the car he was racing against) somehow info was leaked on his Internet prowess, the DA used his Street Racing Internet posts/threads to fortify case against him. Currently serving 3 yr stretch...Believe it!
Clown admits he was Black-Out Drunk, had an accident etc... Guys have been prosecuted for Speeding/Kill stories trust me this 1's a doozy!I have a friend that was involved in Street Racing heavily, he got into an accident (no fatalities but injuries were involved in the car he was racing against) somehow info was leaked on his Internet prowess, the DA used his Street Racing Internet posts/threads to fortify case against him. Currently serving 3 yr stretch...Believe it!
07-01-2009, 03:34 PM
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Oh please, writing that you are drunk is NOT a crimanal offense. People say all sorts of stupid things and do not go to jail for it on the internet my friend. Could he be investigated sure, arrested NOT until proven guilty. As I stated above, YES it was VERY stupid of him to do it. And YES hopefully he learns a lesson from it. Enough is enough, people make mistakes, it is what they do AFTER the mistake that defines them.
To quote a proverb "Let he that live in a glass house cast the first stone" Okay, enough BS, NO one here is perfect. But what defines us is the capacity to learn.
Carry on
See yeah
To quote a proverb "Let he that live in a glass house cast the first stone" Okay, enough BS, NO one here is perfect. But what defines us is the capacity to learn.
Carry on
See yeah
If reading this thread gives some LEO a wild hair, and he successfully identifies the OP, you bet your sweet a** they can arrest him. They may not get a conviction, but they would hopefully get his attention.
edit: ironically, this was the ad below my post
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07-01-2009, 03:58 PM
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actually, you have it backwards: FIRST they arrest you, THEN they try to convict you.
If reading this thread gives some LEO a wild hair, and he successfully identifies the OP, you bet your sweet a** they can arrest him. They may not get a conviction, but they would hopefully get his attention.
edit: ironically, this was the ad below my post
If reading this thread gives some LEO a wild hair, and he successfully identifies the OP, you bet your sweet a** they can arrest him. They may not get a conviction, but they would hopefully get his attention.
edit: ironically, this was the ad below my post
07-01-2009, 07:10 PM
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You should be in prison! Instead - you tell someone here to NOT insult you? For the love of god - you could have killed someone - could have been someone in my family - in Newton's family...and you are going to tell us NOT to say anything that hurts your feeling? You, sir, need to grow up and stop acting like a tool!
07-01-2009, 07:12 PM
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+1 and he should never be allowed to drive again. You may think its harsh - but imagine if he killed a member of your own family....you'd be singing a different tune.
07-01-2009, 07:14 PM
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I have NEVER driven drunk and I would never! If I don't respect my life - the least I can do is respect my family's feelings if they had to bury me...or another family as they bury their own.
07-01-2009, 07:51 PM
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Yeah you are right ranting and raving like a child is perfectly acceptable for a mercedes post
Personally i think you are more of a joke than anything else as you have proven this over and over. So go ahead kid, (As i am assuming you are because no adult i associate myself acts this way) continue to call people names and curse some more if this makes you feel more grown up.
And for your answer no i have not gotten a DUI
Personally i think you are more of a joke than anything else as you have proven this over and over. So go ahead kid, (As i am assuming you are because no adult i associate myself acts this way) continue to call people names and curse some more if this makes you feel more grown up.
And for your answer no i have not gotten a DUI
No, I'm not a kid. I'm an adult who drives responsibly, doesn't drink and drive, doesn't street race, and doesn't tolerate those who do. If you are so delicate as to get so upset about a few insults and swear words, perhaps the internet isn't for you and you would be better off at the neighborhood bridge game.
Calling people names has nothing to do with "feeling more grown up". He drove extremely drunk. That makes me angry. He claims that a few thousand dollars in suspension damage is a "nightmare". This is highly insulting to those that have lost friends due to drunk drivers. Then, he tops this off with suggesting that we "grow up". This flat out pisses me off. I was angry about this. When I get angry, I occasionally swear and call people names.
While I am at most times very proper, certain things will greatly **** me off, and drunk driving is one of them.
Again, you seem more offending by my swearing than by his driving while he was passed out drunk.
07-01-2009, 07:54 PM
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I'm a joke? And hows that exactly? How have I proven this over and over again?
No, I'm not a kid. I'm an adult who drives responsibly, doesn't drink and drive, doesn't street race, and doesn't tolerate those who do. If you are so delicate as to get so upset about a few insults and swear words, perhaps the internet isn't for you and you would be better off at the neighborhood bridge game.
Calling people names has nothing to do with "feeling more grown up". He drove extremely drunk. That makes me angry. He claims that a few thousand dollars in suspension damage is a "nightmare". This is highly insulting to those that have lost friends due to drunk drivers. Then, he tops this off with suggesting that we "grow up". This flat out pisses me off. I was angry about this. When I get angry, I occasionally swear and call people names.
While I am at most times very proper, certain things will greatly **** me off, and drunk driving is one of them.
Again, you seem more offending by my swearing than by his driving while he was passed out drunk.
No, I'm not a kid. I'm an adult who drives responsibly, doesn't drink and drive, doesn't street race, and doesn't tolerate those who do. If you are so delicate as to get so upset about a few insults and swear words, perhaps the internet isn't for you and you would be better off at the neighborhood bridge game.
Calling people names has nothing to do with "feeling more grown up". He drove extremely drunk. That makes me angry. He claims that a few thousand dollars in suspension damage is a "nightmare". This is highly insulting to those that have lost friends due to drunk drivers. Then, he tops this off with suggesting that we "grow up". This flat out pisses me off. I was angry about this. When I get angry, I occasionally swear and call people names.
While I am at most times very proper, certain things will greatly **** me off, and drunk driving is one of them.
Again, you seem more offending by my swearing than by his driving while he was passed out drunk.
Obviously he has different moral standards than you do (or mine) and thats all you need to know.
07-01-2009, 08:35 PM
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I'm a joke? And hows that exactly? How have I proven this over and over again?
No, I'm not a kid. I'm an adult who drives responsibly, doesn't drink and drive, doesn't street race, and doesn't tolerate those who do. If you are so delicate as to get so upset about a few insults and swear words, perhaps the internet isn't for you and you would be better off at the neighborhood bridge game.
Calling people names has nothing to do with "feeling more grown up". He drove extremely drunk. That makes me angry. He claims that a few thousand dollars in suspension damage is a "nightmare". This is highly insulting to those that have lost friends due to drunk drivers. Then, he tops this off with suggesting that we "grow up". This flat out pisses me off. I was angry about this. When I get angry, I occasionally swear and call people names.
While I am at most times very proper, certain things will greatly **** me off, and drunk driving is one of them.
Again, you seem more offending by my swearing than by his driving while he was passed out drunk.
No, I'm not a kid. I'm an adult who drives responsibly, doesn't drink and drive, doesn't street race, and doesn't tolerate those who do. If you are so delicate as to get so upset about a few insults and swear words, perhaps the internet isn't for you and you would be better off at the neighborhood bridge game.
Calling people names has nothing to do with "feeling more grown up". He drove extremely drunk. That makes me angry. He claims that a few thousand dollars in suspension damage is a "nightmare". This is highly insulting to those that have lost friends due to drunk drivers. Then, he tops this off with suggesting that we "grow up". This flat out pisses me off. I was angry about this. When I get angry, I occasionally swear and call people names.
While I am at most times very proper, certain things will greatly **** me off, and drunk driving is one of them.
Again, you seem more offending by my swearing than by his driving while he was passed out drunk.
Please understand we all have emotions that can cause them to get upset, but you must learn how to control your anger or one of these days you are going to lash out at the wrong person. However I have a feeling that you only do this online as I am sure you are aware of what can happen by lashing out on someone face to face.
And BTW I sincerely doubt that you act “proper” because a proper gentleman knows how to conduct themselves.
07-01-2009, 08:37 PM
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I am very much in your corner. I'd advise you not to argue with the person that is objecting to you. You said it best - He is more offended by your critisizing a total SHMUCK who should be in jail or 6 ft under - then he is of this jackass to begin with.
Obviously he has different moral standards than you do (or mine) and thats all you need to know.
Obviously he has different moral standards than you do (or mine) and thats all you need to know.
Really "chucky"??? lol i can tell by your comment on why you agree with oliver. you two seem to think alike.
like someone has already said what has this forum come to?
07-01-2009, 08:47 PM
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Oliver so everyone that makes you angry deserves to be called names and cursed at? Funny I had to have this same talk with my daughter when I was teaching her what is right and wrong. Hints the reason I am not going to address why I think you are a child.
Please understand we all have emotions that can cause them to get upset, but you must learn how to control your anger or one of these days you are going to lash out at the wrong person. However I have a feeling that you only do this online as I am sure you are aware of what can happen by lashing out on someone face to face.
And BTW I sincerely doubt that you act “proper” because a proper gentleman knows how to conduct themselves.
Please understand we all have emotions that can cause them to get upset, but you must learn how to control your anger or one of these days you are going to lash out at the wrong person. However I have a feeling that you only do this online as I am sure you are aware of what can happen by lashing out on someone face to face.
And BTW I sincerely doubt that you act “proper” because a proper gentleman knows how to conduct themselves.
What is right and wrong huh? So cursing and calling others names is wrong, but driving while passed out from booze is not worthy of more than "oh that was silly, don't do it again sweetie". I'm glad you have your priorities in order.
If I'm a child for cursing, what is the OP for driving drunk?
Oh really, I'm going to lash out at the wrong person? Like whom? a tough guy who wants to spend the night in jail for assault? If a guy in person told me he passed out while driving while drunk, I would call him an irresponsible moron to his face.
a proper gentleman doesn't slap someone on the wrist for PASSING OUT while driving drunk. Not to mention a proper gentleman knows when to say when.
07-01-2009, 08:51 PM
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You are guys are pretty harsh we all make stupid mistakes, and its not like he is saying that it is okay to drive drunk, and hell he said pretty much everything that you all have said. No reason for name calling or keep putting him down over and over..
okay i said my peace let the name calling resume....
okay i said my peace let the name calling resume....
I wonder what your reaction would be if this was your son. Would you say, "son that was stupid, don't do it again"? Or would you be more "harsh"?
I'm amazed you are so nonchalant about a guy who could have easily killed one or more innocent individuals.
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No, people who risk others lives with their stupidity deserve to be called names and cursed at. I'd argue they deserve to be taken out back and beaten with the hose, but thats me.
What is right and wrong huh? So cursing and calling others names is wrong, but driving while passed out from booze is not worthy of more than "oh that was silly, don't do it again sweetie". I'm glad you have your priorities in order.
If I'm a child for cursing, what is the OP for driving drunk?
Oh really, I'm going to lash out at the wrong person? Like whom? a tough guy who wants to spend the night in jail for assault? If a guy in person told me he passed out while driving while drunk, I would call him an irresponsible moron to his face.
a proper gentleman doesn't slap someone on the wrist for PASSING OUT while driving drunk. Not to mention a proper gentleman knows when to say when.
What is right and wrong huh? So cursing and calling others names is wrong, but driving while passed out from booze is not worthy of more than "oh that was silly, don't do it again sweetie". I'm glad you have your priorities in order.
If I'm a child for cursing, what is the OP for driving drunk?
Oh really, I'm going to lash out at the wrong person? Like whom? a tough guy who wants to spend the night in jail for assault? If a guy in person told me he passed out while driving while drunk, I would call him an irresponsible moron to his face.
a proper gentleman doesn't slap someone on the wrist for PASSING OUT while driving drunk. Not to mention a proper gentleman knows when to say when.
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this was your only post addressing the OP.
I wonder what your reaction would be if this was your son. Would you say, "son that was stupid, don't do it again"? Or would you be more "harsh"?
I'm amazed you are so nonchalant about a guy who could have easily killed one or more innocent individuals.
I wonder what your reaction would be if this was your son. Would you say, "son that was stupid, don't do it again"? Or would you be more "harsh"?
I'm amazed you are so nonchalant about a guy who could have easily killed one or more innocent individuals.
Put down the pitch fork and torch and just hug someone.. release the anger Oliver.....its okay....no one is going to hurt you.....its okay.....
If i was there id give you a hug maybe thats all you need just a little love
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Oliver…. Oliver…..Oliver… how do I get you to understand what I am referring too? Maybe I did not explain myself enough, our posts back and forth have nothing to do with S500, or drinking and driving. It’s about just a common courtesy to our fellow members. For some reason you want to justify why it is okay to bash and call someone names and that is not the point. The point is just treat people with respect. That’s it. Nothing more nothing less, do you get it now? I don’t know any other way to explain it.
If you'll note, the only person I've really insulted here is the OP. I have no problems with you, and despite our disagreement, I do believe we are generally having a respectful conversation.
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Oliver are you serious, if you went back to get this quote i hope you already read my response to this same question a few days ago.
Put down the pitch fork and torch and just hug someone.. release the anger Oliver.....its okay....no one is going to hurt you.....its okay.....
If i was there id give you a hug maybe thats all you need just a little love
Put down the pitch fork and torch and just hug someone.. release the anger Oliver.....its okay....no one is going to hurt you.....its okay.....
If i was there id give you a hug maybe thats all you need just a little love
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sorry to hear your unfortunate event...i guess a lesson well learned bro, if this is wat it took, then hey, it's ku, as long as everyone is alive n well... everyone should stop acting like morons, i think he learned his lesson
oliverk stop being an *** n chill
oliverk stop being an *** n chill
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Ebolic do you want to see that how smart olive is just read following post where he was bashing other member too for nothing but then i came for his rescue and later on olive apologized to him. Haha
http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w220...gs-2000-a.html
The other member could not able to take pics in the start and all he asked to wait but mr.psychic went on rampage and did every single thing to disrespect and judge him but later on he came with the pics and shut mr.olive mouth once and for all. Following is the address for the new post when he posted pics and then mr.olive became so nice and mallow.
Thats what the guy who was disrespected by mr.olive asked me not to argue with him by following words.
http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w220...sion-pics.html
http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w220...gs-2000-a.html
The other member could not able to take pics in the start and all he asked to wait but mr.psychic went on rampage and did every single thing to disrespect and judge him but later on he came with the pics and shut mr.olive mouth once and for all. Following is the address for the new post when he posted pics and then mr.olive became so nice and mallow.
Thats what the guy who was disrespected by mr.olive asked me not to argue with him by following words.
hello no need to argue with that *** new pics are posted up and you can see the coil springs and the dirty *** brooklyn background...see this will clear up all confusion that this guy oliverk who says he lives 10 miles from the city can see...thank for being a real dude and not letting this ******* get his bull**** off...
http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w220...sion-pics.html
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I swear he thinks that he is smart A$$. He got no respect for others period.........
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