Anonymous
07/27/2025 17:49
Subject: 1 to 10, how furious would you be if your husband drove home drunk after golfing?
Anonymous wrote:You should call the cops the next time he’s coming home from the golf course and have him arrested.
I always wonder how some husbands abuse or murder their wives.
Didn't realize how many crazy women there were out there until reading some of the responses on here.
Anonymous
07/27/2025 17:48
Subject: Re:1 to 10, how furious would you be if your husband drove home drunk after golfing?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There is a huge difference between drinking and being drunk. If you are a 200 pound male and you have two drinks over two hours your alcohol level will be about .02-.04. Being drunk is a whole separate class of drinking but let’s not equate the two.
Op said he was drunk.
OP obviously doesn't know anything about alcohol or the effects on the body to determine inebriation on her own.
She sounds over the top hysterical really.
Were you there? No.
Are you just being obnoxious and contrary? Yes.
Did you give him a breathalyzer at least? No? Then you have no idea.
Anonymous
07/27/2025 17:40
Subject: 1 to 10, how furious would you be if your husband drove home drunk after golfing?
Anonymous wrote:In addition, would you demand he cease all alcohol moving forward, for a specific period of time, or not at all? Would your reaction change if he's genuinely not a big drinker and you're 100% certain this was an isolated lapse?
I would divorce him.
Zero empathy for your pathetic loser of a husband. He could have killed someone.
Zero tolerance for this lazy garbage especially in the age of Uber
Anonymous
07/27/2025 17:35
Subject: 1 to 10, how furious would you be if your husband drove home drunk after golfing?
You should call the cops the next time he’s coming home from the golf course and have him arrested.
Anonymous
07/27/2025 15:58
Subject: 1 to 10, how furious would you be if your husband drove home drunk after golfing?
If you “shotgun” a couple of beers and rip a couple of shots and immediately drive home, you’re going to be getting drunk as walk in the door. It can take 30 minutes to feel the full effects of what you consumed.
Anonymous
07/26/2025 17:48
Subject: Re:1 to 10, how furious would you be if your husband drove home drunk after golfing?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There is a huge difference between drinking and being drunk. If you are a 200 pound male and you have two drinks over two hours your alcohol level will be about .02-.04. Being drunk is a whole separate class of drinking but let’s not equate the two.
Op said he was drunk.
OP obviously doesn't know anything about alcohol or the effects on the body to determine inebriation on her own.
She sounds over the top hysterical really.
Were you there? No.
Are you just being obnoxious and contrary? Yes.
Anonymous
07/26/2025 17:41
Subject: Re:1 to 10, how furious would you be if your husband drove home drunk after golfing?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There is a huge difference between drinking and being drunk. If you are a 200 pound male and you have two drinks over two hours your alcohol level will be about .02-.04. Being drunk is a whole separate class of drinking but let’s not equate the two.
Op said he was drunk.
OP obviously doesn't know anything about alcohol or the effects on the body to determine inebriation on her own.
She sounds over the top hysterical really.
Anonymous
07/26/2025 15:51
Subject: Re:1 to 10, how furious would you be if your husband drove home drunk after golfing?
Anonymous wrote:There is a huge difference between drinking and being drunk. If you are a 200 pound male and you have two drinks over two hours your alcohol level will be about .02-.04. Being drunk is a whole separate class of drinking but let’s not equate the two.
You may be under the legal limit but any amount of alcohol consumption impairs attention, reflexes, reaction time, and judgment.
Invariably persons who are invested in defending any amount of drinking and driving are alcoholics themselves or enabling spouses or close relatives of alcoholics.