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Old 06-04-2005, 12:06 PM   #11
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Studies show that you are in fact youi are affected by alochol at 0.05%, well, you must be or everyone would be allowed to drive at that level. So what the Governments is doing is laying down for the drunks in our society, and letting some drive drunk, but not others. 0.00% for everyone, I say!!
That is something I'm gonna agree with here. Especially this point...

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