New Years ever....just a reminder...

[fluffypuppy]

Lula...Drining and driving along with any other thing a person does that breaks the law is not a mistake. A mistake is something someone does on accident. A person who drives themseleves to the bar knowing they are going to drink and get drunk and knowing that they are going to have to drive home in that condition is not a mistake.

[crp62885]

In Indy here cabs are free for New years eve. Is it like that anywhere else? BE SAFE and if your going to drink plan on staying where ur at plz!!

Not here, but we are paying 10 bucks a person for round trip for a cab to the Club we are going to at the casino...worth it to us!

[abwil2]

I have family(inlaws) that can wake up and start drinking LOL its sad really

[crp62885]

Lula...Drining and driving along with any other thing a person does that breaks the law is not a mistake. A mistake is something someone does on accident. A person who drives themseleves to the bar knowing they are going to drink and get drunk and knowing that they are going to have to drive home in that condition is not a mistake.

Like I said, I was supposed to walk the two blocks with a friend to her place, and blacked out...I dont remember stealing my keys back and taking off....it was an accident.

[fluffypuppy]

That still is NOT an accident. Getting drunk enough that you don't know what is going on is NOT an accident.

[lulabell79]

Lula...Drining and driving along with any other thing a person does that breaks the law is not a mistake. A mistake is something someone does on accident. A person who drives themseleves to the bar knowing they are going to drink and get drunk and knowing that they are going to have to drive home in that condition is not a mistake.

MISTAKE [mi-steyk] noun, verb, -took, -tak·en, -tak·ing.

1. an error in action, calculation, opinion, or judgment caused by poor reasoning, carelessness, insufficient knowledge, etc.

2. a misunderstanding or misconception.

verb (used with object)

3. to regard or identify wrongly as something or someone else: I mistook him for the mayor.

4. to understand, interpret, or evaluate wrongly; misunderstand; misinterpret.

verb (used without object)

5. to be in error.

Idiom

6. and no mistake, for certain; surely: He's an honorable person, and no mistake.

Origin:
1300–30; Middle English mistaken (v.) < Old Norse mistaka to take in error.

Related forms
mis·tak·er, noun
mis·tak·ing·ly, adverb
un·mis·tak·ing, adjective
un·mis·tak·ing·ly, adverb

Drinking and driving IS A MISTAKE!

[Exceptionally.Clean]

wow,nice car - u are glad man - pfff

[lulabell79]

Hahaha I love having the last word!!

[steveg78]

Also, don't get drunk and play poker. Those two don't mix either.

[lulabell79]

Also, don't get drunk and play poker. Those two don't mix either.

Oh I forgot to put

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lol.. I want the last word!!!

j/k You are right steveg78, that is a bad combo too.