KC8QJP wrote:
On 1 Feb 2005 12:00:40 -0800, "steveo crusher"
wrote:

Sorry I missed that.

But one county south of there (Wood County) the state troopers stopped
an Ohio Supreme Court Justice (the only Democrat on that bench) while
driving a government vehicle for weaving and hiccupping. After
rendering her license and registration, she sped away. The troopers
followed her, observed more weaving, and pulled her over again. She
wanted special treatment because of her status in life.

Party girl refused the breathalyzer, but when she finally succumbed,
she blew a point 23. Awesome! Maybe she'll do a recruiting poster for
the US Navy.

bb wrote:

Party girl refused the breathalyzer, but when she finally succumbed,
she blew a point 23. Awesome! Maybe she'll do a recruiting poster
for
the US Navy.

Why?

Since the late 70's/early 80's the USN and USMC have had some of
the stiffest penalties for it's members who violate DUI laws.

(And please don't try and bring up "Tailhook"...it had nothing to
do with drinking and driving...)

Steve, K4YZ
Well Versed on USN/MC Policies

K4YZ wrote:
bb wrote:

Party girl refused the breathalyzer, but when she finally
succumbed,
she blew a point 23. Awesome! Maybe she'll do a recruiting poster
for
the US Navy.

Why?

Since the late 70's/early 80's the USN and USMC have had some of
the stiffest penalties for it's members who violate DUI laws.

Apparently, laws were made to be broken.

In addition to sailors, you can count on at least one Ohio Supreme
Court Justice doing just that.

bb wrote:

Party girl refused the breathalyzer, but when she finally succumbed,
she blew a point 23. Awesome! Maybe she'll do a recruiting poster
for
the US Navy.

Why?

Since the late 70's/early 80's the USN and USMC have had some of
the stiffest penalties for it's members who violate DUI laws.

(And please don't try and bring up "Tailhook"...it had nothing to
do with drinking and driving...)

Steve, K4YZ
Well Versed on USN/MC Policies

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KC8QJP wrote:
On 1 Feb 2005 12:00:40 -0800, "steveo crusher"
wrote:

Sorry I missed that.

But one county south of there (Wood County) the state troopers stopped
an Ohio Supreme Court Justice (the only Democrat on that bench) while
driving a government vehicle for weaving and hiccupping. After
rendering her license and registration, she sped away. The troopers
followed her, observed more weaving, and pulled her over again. She
wanted special treatment because of her status in life.

Party girl refused the breathalyzer, but when she finally succumbed,
she blew a point 23.

I blew 23 no code techs at Dayton last year.


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KC8QJP wrote:
On 1 Feb 2005 12:00:40 -0800, "steveo crusher"
wrote:

Sorry I missed that.

But one county south of there (Wood County) the state troopers stopped
an Ohio Supreme Court Justice (the only Democrat on that bench) while
driving a government vehicle for weaving and hiccupping. After
rendering her license and registration, she sped away. The troopers
followed her, observed more weaving, and pulled her over again. She
wanted special treatment because of her status in life.

Party girl refused the breathalyzer, but when she finally succumbed,
she blew a point 23.

I blew 23 no code techs at Dayton last year.



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