Drunk driving prevention program at my school

[Jesda]

Smoking, drinking, eating junk food, driving fast cars... all of this will kill you.

The responsibilities should be moral but not legal.

[StrangeLove]

Driving fast cars won't kill you... drunk drivers in any kind of car will kill you

[andrave]

I like the places where you gotta blow to start your car. thats awesome, and a good way to deal with repeat DUI.

[Onizuka]

Smoking, drinking, eating junk food, driving fast cars... all of this will kill you.

The responsibilities should be moral but not legal.

Eating junk food doesnt give you cancer, and it wont make you so inebriated that you run over someone on your way back to the fridge

I dont have a problem with smokers, but I do think its a gross, pointless habbit. Here at college, I see alot of insecure people smoking outside in the cold wind, and just toss the butt on the ground. Thats the number one kind of litter here, it makes the ground look like a garbage bin. And for what? So you can look cool? Its not fair to people who want to live in a clean environment.

[skydragoness]

:Werd

I don't know if anyone has heard anything about this, maybe you know, J-Spec, since you live near me. But supposedly Delaware is proposing to give special purple license plates to drivers with DUI's on there records. I think it's the best idea ever. It gives everyone a heads up so they can avoid the purple tagged vehicles on the road, plus it adds embarassment. In Delaware, drunk-driving is rampant, I don't know what it is, but in this area it just seems I can't go a week without encountering a drunk driver ---whether during the day or night.

I have no sympathy for drunks, they've nearly killed the sister of one of my ex bf's , and all she was doing was sitting at a red light.

Jspec: nothing screams rebellion and independence like a college student lighting up a cig in the darkness of january, freezing their *** off outside their dorm. always makes me giggle.

[skydragoness]

I like the places where you gotta blow to start your car. thats awesome, and a good way to deal with repeat DUI.

Yeah, i know that one of my ex's co-workers is a habitual offender and his car is set up with that system. my question is, how many dui's they let go before they do that? seems like taxpayer's money well spent.