drunk driver sentenced for killing cyclist

Driving after consuming a 'real' one can
be amazingly stupid.

I'll take your word for it. I never much cared for alcohol. It gives me a
headache and I like a soda or iced tea better anyway.

"James S. Prine" wrote in message
...

I've had a few private emails from Louisiana residents and we all seem to
agree
that, while cycling in Louisiana, your chances of getting maimed or killed
by a
drunk driver are amazingly high. Factor in 'cellphone freaks', and you've
*really* got to be careful.

Judging by the road conditions in Louisiana just driving will get you mained
or killed

Judging by the road conditions in Louisiana just driving will get you mained
or killed

LOL...we brag about our potholes, which can comfortably seat three people and
are quite handy when hurricanes threaten the area.


James S. Prine
http://hometown.aol.com/jsprine/

"James S. Prine" wrote in message
...
Judging by the road conditions in Louisiana just driving will get you
mained
or killed

LOL...we brag about our potholes, which can comfortably seat three people
and
are quite handy when hurricanes threaten the area.

Try driving a car on the Pennsylvania Turnpike sometime. The potholes have
entrance ramps. :^)

Try driving a car on the Pennsylvania Turnpike sometime

You read my mind about the Penna TP. I had the pleasure (?) of driving it
for the first and last time a month ago. I'll take ANY road in Louisiana
anytime before I'll willingly get back on the turnpike. That was awful.
Perry

"Robert L. Bass" wrote in message
news

"James S. Prine" wrote in message
...
Judging by the road conditions in Louisiana just driving will get you
mained
or killed

LOL...we brag about our potholes, which can comfortably seat three people
and
are quite handy when hurricanes threaten the area.

Try driving a car on the Pennsylvania Turnpike sometime. The potholes
have
entrance ramps. :^)

Steve Fox wrote in message news:I5f6d.341693$Oi.98217@fed1read04...
Is this justice?

http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cg...AGVO903NQ1.DTL


Wow does this bring back memories. The guy says he has no recollection
of hitting those kids.....Many years ago, the wife and I would go out
to a club after work with the crowd from the office and have a few
drinks or more. One night we drove homeafter a night of drinjing
twofers and being tired went straight to bed. When I woke the next
morning I had absolutely no recollection of the drive home, none,
nada, not only that there was a brand new six pack of beer on the
kitchen counter which means we stopped on the way! It was the last
time I ever drove after drinking. I was lucky

LOL...after such glowing recommendations,
I'll take the Cessna instead, thanks

I agree, except it's tough finding a smooth enough spot to land on the
Turnpike.

My favorite pilot story (unknown origin and veracity):

PPASEL: "Brainard Approach, this is one-oh-six-echo-sierra inbound over the
outer marker... request clearance."
ATC: "six-echo-sierra, Brainard... report three mile right base for
two-zero. Do you have hotel?"
PPASEL: "Uhh, negative sir. Can you get us a room by the airport?"

Heh, heh, heh... :^)

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Regards,
Robert L Bass

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LOL...after such glowing recommendations,
I'll take the Cessna instead, thanks

I agree, except it's tough finding a smooth enough spot to land on the
Turnpike.

LOL...landing? I'm a parachutist, too g.


James S. Prine
http://hometown.aol.com/jsprine/

LOL...landing? I'm a parachutist, too g.

I never understood the motivation to exit a perfectly good airplane while
AGL. :^)

Someone named "Robert L. Bass" Proclaimed
on Thu, 30 Sep 2004 21:38:15 -0400,

I never understood the motivation to exit a perfectly good airplane while
AGL. :^)


Or accepted the fact that a 707 can fly inverted and recover @ 400'
AGL.


-Graham

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