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Maybe it's a bad case of "mommy brains" so let me explain more clearly...

If you had a great time, I'm clearly NOT TALKING TO (OR ABOUT) YOU!

I'm talking about those folks who cannot go to bed without their little fix, being it that bottle of beer or glass of wine. Drinking in public is not responsible, it's not safe, it's not a good example. It's just a bad idea all together.

If someone gets hurt the first thing on the police report will be the alcohol level in the blood. It will be in the autopsy report no matter how sober you think you are. And if you guys know of any stupid drunk caught doing something idiotic who said "I'm sorry I'm drunk" please give them a golden star. Nobody caught drunk says they've been drinking.

Police officers and health care providers have formulas to figure out how much you've been drinking. They multiply what you said by 3 to get a more accurate number.

Every time I read this kind of posts I get more and more scared... I can't believe you're my neighbors and we're sharing the road. So Scary![/quote]

You are so nuts it isn't even funny.  Drinking in moderation is healthy, and supportive of cardiovascular health. Moderate drinkers have considerably lower rates of heart disease than teetotalers.  Modelling moderate drinking is healthy.  Drinking moderately in public is modelling appropriate behavior.  Nobody on this thread is talking about staggering around drunk.  You should be scared, but not of your neighbors, of the dark places in your soul that make you unable to relax and enjoy life.[/quote]

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