they took away my license...

[240DRFT]

so a few months ago i got in some trouble. yesterday i went to diversion(instead of court) they took away my license since, they have to since it has to do with alcohol and i have to go to a seminar. they took it and in 3 months i can go and retake the driving test to get a new license. it sucks but oh well...they said usually they'd give the kid 40 hours of community service and more but they were convinced i was a good kid or whatever so i got off easy. its not so bad but oh well.

[gniknave]

Live and learn man.

[The Mic]

Gentlemen, don't drink and drive.

You might spill your drink.

[240DRFT]

i wasnt even driving thats the only thing that pisses me off. that said it doesnt matter if i was driving or not, or if i was even by a car, which i wasnt

[gabossie]

That sucks. I got mine taken for a year, got about another 4 months till I get it back.

[Bubba1]

Are you under age 21?

[Jesda]

Man, thats a stinker. Looks like taking away your license was a way of indirectly grounding you.

[base9se]

at least it's only 3 months..compared to others that get their driving privileges suspended or revoked

[Nismo_Freak]

i wasnt even driving thats the only thing that pisses me off. that said it doesnt matter if i was driving or not, or if i was even by a car, which i wasnt

MIPPublic Intoxication

They could have rang you up on charges, and then even taken your parents to court depending on where you live. Consider yourself lucky, and be more responsible.

[240DRFT]

MIPPublic Intoxication

They could have rang you up on charges, and then even taken your parents to court depending on where you live. Consider yourself lucky, and be more responsible.

actually it was a MIC(minor in consumption). i'm glad they were nice to me...i also got theft 3rd degree but it was like they ignored it cuz i didnt really get in trouble for that. I just have to go to the seminar on "Making the Right Decision" and my license thing.

[gniknave]

actually it was a MIC(minor in consumption). i'm glad they were nice to me...i also got theft 3rd degree but it was like they ignored it cuz i didnt really get in trouble for that. I just have to go to the seminar on "Making the Right Decision" and my license thing.

No wonder your avatar reminds me of the hamburgler. j/k

[Mr1der]

nice work dumbass...

have fun on the bus loser.

[nametakennow]

This is another one of those stories that makes it apparent why I don't drink (I'm 17)... why is it that so many people I know, do?

Heh, those stories include the great one my exgf told me one time... (we were still together) that was loads of fun.

[nismofly]

are you completely straightedge?

[Rockenreno]

I didn't really drink till I turned 21. Some people say it's not as fun when you reach 21, but those people are alchoholics.

[Mr1der]

are you completely straightedge?

you damn straightedge kids!!!

I'll make you drink my wonderous beer!

[Bruno240]

im confused, how did you get your licence suspended when you werent driving nor was it your car.

How would a underage drinking charge result in your licecne being suspended when u werent driving.

I need the whole story here.

[MainEvent212]

you deserve to lose your liscense you worthless sack of stupid...

/yourself

there is nothing wrong with drinking, even underage...but getting caught in the act is always your own damn fault

[Bruno240]

what happen. im so confused. I would hate on the guy if he is being drivin home by a friend and the friend gets pulled over.

im so confused

[I Need $$$]

It sounds to me like you guys stole some alcohol. If that is the case preolly got off real easy.

[nametakennow]

are you completely straightedge?

Is that some new term for straight-laced? My overprotected town... yeah, never heard that. Anyways, not completely, particularly when driving... I'm not gonna go into details at this point since I still have to keep some things in the dark, if you catch my drift. But mostly, I'm straight as hell. No drinking or smoking of any kind, no sex (lol, not quite, at least), no theft or petty crimes. Minimal episodes with the Po-Po and such. I've done enough retarded things to say that I probably ought to have been arrested at some point, and probably will, but hopefully not for 10 years or so (I'm hoping I'll have a clean record when I race the Gumball ).

[StrangeLove]

You know something is against the law, but you do it anyway. Then you get angry when you get in trouble for it... That sums it up. Don't break the law, simple as that if you want to avoid getting in trouble. Its worked for me so far.

[nametakennow]

Okay, just got briefed on "straightedge." We're set.

[nsrZ32]

stupidity = punishment

you gotta pay to play.

[nismofly]

you damn straightedge kids!!!

I'll make you drink my wonderous beer!

nah i was asking him, im not

[nismofly]

Okay, just got briefed on "straightedge." We're set.

ok i was going to say its not a new term, its been around since the early 80s, the guy that coined the term is one of my heroes musically, however im not straightedge at all

[240DRFT]

well i dont really care... it only 3 months

prupleduck236:i dont know why its just the law, they pretty much suspend it when you have a charge that has to do deal with alcohol or drugs

[240DRFT]

nice work dumbass...

have fun on the bus loser.

i wont have to use the bus...live 2 blocks away from school and other people will drive me around if i need to. nobody uses a bus in my town, theres like 1 or 2 that come through our town a day only.

[GoinBoostYey]

Drinking and driving = stupid. Im not saying im perfect by any stretch of the imagination, but like my dad says... When your stupid you gotta pay. Live and learn bro, next time think before you act.

[hansQ45]

One of the worst aspects about losing your license is INSURANCE! You can deal with some short term punishment but your Insurance company can surcharge you for years following losing your license or multiple traffic violations.

One of my previous employees (about 22 years old) got a DUI in PA and refused the breath test. He lost his license for 2 years. After 2 years bought a Honda Civic then called the insurance company to get insurance on the Civic. He had to pay $4000 per year just for liability insurance! He paid that high rate for about 3 years.

Morale of the story.... Try to fight your tickets etc. The insurance company will get you. I'd rather buy parts for my Q45 than pay surcharges from the insurance companies if possible.