cuz people are muppetsjord wrote:
It's such a massive social faux pas and it isn't even that bad.
Drinking reduces reflexes. So when that little dumb kid comes into the street from the corner of your eye to get his ball, he'll be a nice pancake fresh with warm red cranberry sauce.
And above your tomb, the stars will belong to us.
same with someone who spilled their coffee......-Sh1fty- wrote:
Drinking reduces reflexes. So when that little dumb kid comes into the street from the corner of your eye to get his ball, he'll be a nice pancake fresh with warm red cranberry sauce.
once again your logic is failing
wouldnt most drunk driving happen at night anyway. when less people are out. spilling coffee would happen the most in morning traffic id assume. . with more people
What is your point?11 Bravo wrote:
same with someone who spilled their coffee......-Sh1fty- wrote:
Drinking reduces reflexes. So when that little dumb kid comes into the street from the corner of your eye to get his ball, he'll be a nice pancake fresh with warm red cranberry sauce.
once again your logic is failing
I'm saying drinking reduces your reflexes. It's a more common problem than idiots spilling their coffee. Also people who spill their coffee aren't always in a high-risk situation.
You can't ban drinking coffee in your car. Simply because it's not that big of a problem, it doesn't happen all the time and when it does you're only disoriented for a few seconds. Driving while being buzzed or drunk is more likely to cause problems.
And above your tomb, the stars will belong to us.
how do you know? i bet if you add up all the shit people do besides drinking that causes accidents, the numbers are way worse.-Sh1fty- wrote:
What is your point?11 Bravo wrote:
same with someone who spilled their coffee......-Sh1fty- wrote:
Drinking reduces reflexes. So when that little dumb kid comes into the street from the corner of your eye to get his ball, he'll be a nice pancake fresh with warm red cranberry sauce.
once again your logic is failing
I'm saying drinking reduces your reflexes. It's a more common problem than idiots spilling their coffee. Also people who spill their coffee aren't always in a high-risk situation.
You can't ban drinking coffee in your car. Simply because it's not that big of a problem, it doesn't happen all the time and when it does you're only disoriented for a few seconds. Driving while being buzzed or drunk is more likely to cause problems.
the problem with that is if you try to see the number caused by something like spilling coffee itd be hard to prove since the coffee could have spilled during the impact. and people do lie.
i know. same with cell phones. only recently have they checked into that kind of stuff. smoking also. ban smoking.RTHKI wrote:
the problem with that is if you try to see the number caused by something like spilling coffee itd be hard to prove since the coffee could have spilled during the impact. and people do lie.
I never notice them
i swear half the time i see someone doing something stupid while driving they are talking on their cell phone
I agree with that, but when one thing is a major cause as opposed to multiple little causes combined then your main focus will be to restrict the biggest problem. You can't ban people from adjusting their rear view mirror, or drinking non-alcoholic beverages, eating, listening to the radio, etc.11 Bravo wrote:
how do you know? i bet if you add up all the shit people do besides drinking that causes accidents, the numbers are way worse.-Sh1fty- wrote:
What is your point?11 Bravo wrote:
same with someone who spilled their coffee......
once again your logic is failing
I'm saying drinking reduces your reflexes. It's a more common problem than idiots spilling their coffee. Also people who spill their coffee aren't always in a high-risk situation.
You can't ban drinking coffee in your car. Simply because it's not that big of a problem, it doesn't happen all the time and when it does you're only disoriented for a few seconds. Driving while being buzzed or drunk is more likely to cause problems.
Another big problem is cellphones. How are you supposed to maintain a conversation while watching all of the vehicles around you for lane switchers or somebody who isn't paying attention and might cause a crash.
And above your tomb, the stars will belong to us.
i can lose my licence if someone isnt wearing it so i make them wear it or they can walk
but i dont know anyone who doesnt wear one
but i dont know anyone who doesnt wear one
?-Sh1fty- wrote:
Another big problem is cellphones. How are you supposed to maintain a conversation while watching all of the vehicles around you for lane switchers or somebody who isn't paying attention and might cause a crash.
Fuck Israel
you're meant to facepalm and continue scrolling.
Blackbelts are just whitebelts who have never quit.
PING PING PING PING PING PING PING PING PING PING PING PING
Dude put on your seatbelt
*click*
...
*click* (takes it off)
more effort to not wear it ffs
Dude put on your seatbelt
*click*
...
*click* (takes it off)
more effort to not wear it ffs
15 more years! 15 more years!
cept you missed where i said mine doesnt do thatMitch wrote:
PING PING PING PING PING PING PING PING PING PING PING PING
Dude put on your seatbelt
*click*
...
*click* (takes it off)
more effort to not wear it ffs
I'm saying that cellphones are distracting and could provoke an accident.Dilbert_X wrote:
?-Sh1fty- wrote:
Another big problem is cellphones. How are you supposed to maintain a conversation while watching all of the vehicles around you for lane switchers or somebody who isn't paying attention and might cause a crash.
And above your tomb, the stars will belong to us.
OK, I thought you were saying other drivers were distracting you from your cellphone calls while you were driving.
Fuck Israel
Unless you're using a hands-free device, talking on your cellphone while driving here in Ontario is a $500 fine. I think more countries should adopt this law tbh.
why? enough data has been collected in some states that prove hands free doesnt work or lower the numbers.
11 Bravo wrote:
enough data has been collected in some states that prove hands free doesnt work or lower the numbers.
Fuck Israel
wtf you agreeing with me?
qftDilbert_X wrote:
11 Bravo wrote:
enough data has been collected in some states that prove hands free doesnt work or lower the numbers.
As an aside, I wonder how many people will get into wrecks trying to get their bluetooth shit to work...
I just don't think you can be alert for retards not driving properly when you're in a discussion on your cellphone. Cellphone or ear piece it's distracting to listen to the other person speak. Just talking to somebody in the car with you can get you in an accident.
I over emphasize this a little since it's not that dangerous but when you're in an area with a lot of traffic things can get out of hand.
I'm saying this, but I've never driven before, so keep that in mind. It's just based on watching other people.
I over emphasize this a little since it's not that dangerous but when you're in an area with a lot of traffic things can get out of hand.
I'm saying this, but I've never driven before, so keep that in mind. It's just based on watching other people.
And above your tomb, the stars will belong to us.