Completely missing the point. The idea is that you have just as much of a chance of crashing being buzzed as you do being drunk.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

...But you don't. Hense: "it's ridiculous to claim being slightly buzzed effects your reaction time and judgment as being completely sloshed" so no, I don't think I missed the point, pretty sure I covered it.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

Any sources to this claim?

by Anonymous 13 years ago

Why don't you google it so I don't have to? Or better yet, go drink a glass of wine and tell me how you feel. Then go drink 5 and tell me if you feel as in control as you did with one. Seriously, go google "do you get more inebriated the more you drink". I'm doubtful you'll even get any results because no one has been dumb enough to ever ask. If you were the same buzzed as drunk, you wouldn't be able to blow a 0.080 and walk with no criminal charges.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

1. I'm under the age and never plan to drink. I don't care about it "ruining my future", I just prefer to have fun being sober. Personal belief. 2. Google it? Google what? How do I Google that? Why can't you just supply the proper resource to your claim? Or did you just make this assumption based off of an improper experiment? Personal experiences =/= Facts

by Anonymous 13 years ago

Google the things I told you to google in the quotations dip wad. OMG You're dumb. Yes, it is an assumption that drinking more makes you more inebriated and less able to control yourself. Fucking idiot. I almost never get pissed off at people here, but I just cannot believe how logic-missing you are. It pisses me off there are people like this.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

I did, no results came up. Way to resort to calling me stupid because you can't support a proper argument. You also said, "I'm doubtful you'll even get any results because no one has been dumb enough to ever ask," so you also knew that I wouldn't find anything. I did Google it. Oh great an assumption. Don't see why you implied that it was factual, then. Or are you admitting wrong now?

by Anonymous 13 years ago

Get a fucking life man.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

Way off-topic. Can't support an argument then stop replying. Insulting my lifestyle is just as useful as saying I type too slow when talking about how 2 x 3 = 6.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

Nah dude, youre side of the conversation= you need to get a life. or a hobby. They already did support the argument. Can't tell if trolling, or just stupid.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

They didn't. Not a single source of information to prove their point. If you want people to believe you, then CITE YOUR GODDAMN SOURCES. But we both know that you're just trolling so why does it matter.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

You do realize that there is a legal limit? Yes? And you do realize that you have to be above this limit to be arrested? This means that, according to lawmakers, you're judgement is impaired way more at 0.08 BAC than at 0.03. You are more drunk when you have more alcohol.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

Obviously trolling. He said buzzed and drunk are the same, then thought OP meant buzzed and sober are the same even after she explicitly stated otherwise, and doesn't believe that more alcohol makes you more drunk.

by Anonymous 12 years ago

You have to be joking.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

Then prove me wrong? I'm only questioning things. Is that bad?

by Anonymous 13 years ago

Are you legitimately asking for proof that consuming increasingly larger doses of alcohol provides increased effects?

by Anonymous 13 years ago

No, I'm asking for proof that buzzed driving is just as safe as sober driving.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

That was never part of the argument, you idiot.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

What started the argument: "The idea is that you have just as much of a chance of crashing being buzzed as you do being drunk." And thus it continued on. I assumed it was on that because the OP claims that buzzed driving isn't bad. And I'd like to see some sources for it.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

The OP doesn't claim that anywhere. Nobody in this post ever claimed that buzzed driving isn't bad. The point OP is trying to make is that, while bad, buzzed driving isn't AS BAD as drunk driving. You really need to work on your reading comprehension.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

"...But you don't. Hense: 'it's ridiculous to claim being slightly buzzed effects your reaction time and judgment as being completely sloshed' so no, I don't think I missed the point, pretty sure I covered it." This implies what I said. To me, anyways. I apologize I don't fit your view of a perfect human being. Terribly sorry for existing and raising myself as I see fit, truly I am. Heaven forbid people disagree with one another.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

No, it doesn't imply anything. It specifically states that buzzed driving is bad, but not as bad as drunk driving. You're a fucking idiot if you believe otherwise. There's nothing that has to do with my view of a "perfect human being". It's called being correct. You can't disagree with fact. Well, you can, but you automatically lose if you try to refute it.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

None of the "citations" you quoted from ColeBowl's comments have anything to do with the idea that buzzed drinking is the same as sober drinking. In fact, ColeBowl did not mention sober drinking AT ALL. Although I don't think you should be driving buzzed, being buzzed does not have the same effect as being absolutely drunk. That's what the post was about, and that's what colebowl was talking about in his comments. I'm not sure what's so complicated about this . . .

by Anonymous 13 years ago

Why don't you prove yourself right before you try to prove other people wrong.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

When most people have just one drink they still feel perfectly fine. When people drink too much they throw up, pass out, can't walk, and can't even stand without help. This is not an assumption, this is based on personal experience (it has only happened to me once where I had trouble walking) as well as having to take care of people I know because they're dumb enough to not know when to stop. I don't see how you think having one drink is the equivalent to having 6 for example. Why did you even try to google it? All you had to do was ask someone who has drank alcohol before. You asked to be prove wrong.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

*proved

by Anonymous 13 years ago

It's not about asking people, it's about getting sources that have experimented, recorded and studied the matter. Otherwise it could be complete bullshit. Honestly...

by Anonymous 13 years ago

I would consider myself a source, who has experimented with alcoholic beverages. I recorded it in my comment to you, and I have observed (sometimes known as studying) others who have drank excess amounts of alcohol. I don't see how you can see the concept of drunk people compared to buzzed people bullshit

by Anonymous 13 years ago

GUYS! Stop arguing. I made it home just fine tonight while buzzed driving. Piece of cake.

by Anonymous 12 years ago

"Yes they're both bad"

by Anonymous 13 years ago

I'm deeply concerned to be sharing the road with everyone who voted yes to this. Even if you're not "as impaired" you are still impaired, and the fact you realize you are and chose to drive anyways, you deserve the same punishment as a horribly drunk person.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

Same punishment? Sheesh... that's harsh. You're also slightly impaired when you drive frustrated, distracted, etc. Should those people get the same punishment as someone completely shit-faced going the wrong way down a one-way street?

by Anonymous 13 years ago

I don't think you should drive impaired at all, that's not the point.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

They say driving while fatigued is as bad as driving drunk. Should people who are slightly tired be punished as drunk drivers?

by Anonymous 12 years ago

Personally I think you should have to blow closer to 0 to be legal, but that's because I hate drugs and alcohol more than anything in the world.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

I know that if you had cough syrup or mouthwash soon before taking a breathalyzer, it will show up, so they have to have some kind of limit above 0 to give room for that possibility

by Anonymous 12 years ago