I took a defensive driving course and the instructor (a Texas state trooper) told the class that that legal intoxication was a blood alcohol level of 10%. Of course I raised my handed and corrected him. The actual level is 0.1% to be considered drunk and 0.35% is comatose.
He told me I was wrong and several others in the class agreed with him. 🙄
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Originally posted by caissad4Once asked a lady that i was doing work for in her home when she was due to give birth, she explained that she was not pregnant but had stomach cancer, met her husband a few months later crying while sitting on his doorstep. Ouch.
I took a defensive driving course and the instructor (a Texas state trooper) told the class that that legal intoxication was a blood alcohol level of 10%. Of course I raised my handed and corrected him. The actual level is 0.1% to be considered drunk and 0.35% is comatose.
He told me I was wrong and several others in the class agreed with him. 🙄
Originally posted by robbie carrobieOne of my bosses was called Jean.
Once asked a lady that i was doing work for in her home when she was due to give birth, she explained that she was not pregnant but had stomach cancer, met her husband a few months later crying while sitting on his doorstep. Ouch.
One day I passed her in the corridor and said: Hi, Jean.
( Hygiene ) 😞
Originally posted by caissad4Heh, in my state we all know it's 0.08 for our limit because we love driving drunk.
I took a defensive driving course and the instructor (a Texas state trooper) told the class that that legal intoxication was a blood alcohol level of 10%. Of course I raised my handed and corrected him. The actual level is 0.1% to be considered drunk and 0.35% is comatose.
He told me I was wrong and several others in the class agreed with him. 🙄
