Georgia mom blows .392%, charged with DUI

[Fenway]

5x over the limit - yes

Driving a Camaro with 2 kids in car - yes

Clayton mom blows .392%, charged with DUI  | ajc.com

 

[96firephoenix]

anybody care to take the bet it was a 3rd gen camaro?

for those unfamiliar with the generations, 3rd gen = 1982-1992:

 

[Benny]

.392??????????????????????????????????????????

Sounds like she's had a beer or two to build up that tolerance.



I hope this dumb ***** gets some jail time.

 

[j706]

HOLY COW! She would have to be cleared by an ER doctor in the county I work in before she could be taken to jail. That is almost coma level for even hard core drinkers.

 

[Westside]

she didn't drive under the fence she drove through the fence just like she drove through the picnic table, the picnic area, and the stair case at the office to the trailer park.

@.392 I am surprised she was able to get in the car and start it.

 

[Brandon]

anybody care to take the bet it was a 3rd gen camaro?

for those unfamiliar with the generations, 3rd gen = 1982-1992:

 

[redneckmedic]

Funny how nobody is crying that the officer or medical crew may or may have not been qualified to do the ETOH test.

 

[rjstew317]

well, some people would argue that since she didn't hurt anyone, she should only be held accountable for the property damage she caused, because some people believe that DUI shouldn't be a crime.



But then again, some people are..........well.......... retarded!

 

[gunman41mag]

This is what got my attention Georgia mom blows

 

[Kick]

I hate that I already repped 96firephoenix today! His post was rep worthy and all but, I was picturing her to be in a 3rd Gen Camaro before he even posted it

 

[jsharmon7]

.392??????????????????????????????????????????

Sounds like she's had a beer or two to build up that tolerance.



I hope this dumb ***** gets some jail time.

HOLY COW! She would have to be cleared by an ER doctor in the county I work in before she could be taken to jail. That is almost coma level for even hard core drinkers.

^^^^^^^THIS^^^^^^^

Most humans are unconscious or worse by this point. She's put in long hours in order to hit that personal best.

 

[KG1]

She was'nt drunk...She was pickled.

 

[revsaxon]

Wow, and I was impressed when a friend of mine blew a .21 How can anyone be moving at nearly .4?

 

[Benny]

^^^^^^^THIS^^^^^^^

Most humans are unconscious or worse by this point. She's put in long hours in order to hit that personal best.

Most humans would be unconscious or vomiting WAY before that point.

I would have to drink between 8-9 beers an hour for 4 straight hours to "achieve" a BAC like that.

Or it would be as simple as drinking 2 fifths of whiskey in that same amount of time.

Seriously, how much do you have to drink and over what period of time?



I once heard that Slash drank a half gallon of vodka everyday for 10 years...I bet he could keep up with her.

 

[Kick]

Most humans would be unconscious or vomiting WAY before that point.

I would have to drink between 8-9 beers an hour for 4 straight hours to "achieve" a BAC like that.

Or it would be as simple as drinking 2 fifths of whiskey in that same amount of time.

Seriously, how much do you have to drink and over what period of time?



I once heard that Slash drank a half gallon of vodka everyday for 10 years...I bet he could keep up with her.

I don't know how much of this is true and I never looked into it myself but, until he drowned in a puddle, there was a homeless drunk that plagued the area I work in. He was worse than most because he was violent and he would steel alcohol from anywhere and everywhere. He would regularly get beat up by the other homeless people and occasionally by people he attempted to assault when they refused to give him money. Anyway, he would occasionally be taken to the hospital for his injuries. He would regularly have a b.a.c. in the .4 range.

One of the E.R. doc's told me that Native Americans do not have a certain enzyme in their blood that helps break down alcohol. They do not have to drink as much as others and their b.a.c. remains elevated for an elongated period of time. I just kind of believed him because he was a doctor but, now that I typed it out, it looks like I am going to have to try and do some research...

 

[Yukon227]

I don't know how much of this is true and I never looked into it myself but, until he drowned in a puddle, there was a homeless drunk that plagued the area I work in. He was worse than most because he was violent and he would steel alcohol from anywhere and everywhere. He would regularly get beat up by the other homeless people and occasionally by people he attempted to assault when they refused to give him money. Anyway, he would occasionally be taken to the hospital for his injuries. He would regularly have a b.a.c. in the .4 range.

One of the E.R. doc's told me that Native Americans do not have a certain enzyme in their blood that helps break down alcohol. They do not have to drink as much as others and their b.a.c. remains elevated for an elongated period of time. I just kind of believed him because he was a doctor but, now that I typed it out, it looks like I am going to have to try and do some research...

There are a TON of factors that affect tolerance, every person has a different tolerance for alcohol, caffeine, nicotine, etc.. Heritage can be one, so can being male or female, whether or not your father or grandfather was an alcoholic can greatly multiply the likelihood also. It is a very fascinating subject to me.

 

[j706]

Most people, even drinkers, are noticeably impaired in the .17 range. It makes for a short simple report.

 

[j706]

I don't know how much of this is true and I never looked into it myself but, until he drowned in a puddle, there was a homeless drunk that plagued the area I work in. He was worse than most because he was violent and he would steel alcohol from anywhere and everywhere. He would regularly get beat up by the other homeless people and occasionally by people he attempted to assault when they refused to give him money. Anyway, he would occasionally be taken to the hospital for his injuries. He would regularly have a b.a.c. in the .4 range.

One of the E.R. doc's told me that Native Americans do not have a certain enzyme in their blood that helps break down alcohol. They do not have to drink as much as others and their b.a.c. remains elevated for an elongated period of time. I just kind of believed him because he was a doctor but, now that I typed it out, it looks like I am going to have to try and do some research...

"Drowned in a puddle"!! I was trying to get a mental picture that.

 

[IndianaSlim]

Oh I GUARANTEE it was a 3rd gen car. Probably an IROC too just because the acronym fits (Ignorant Redneck Out Cruising)

 

[E5RANGER375]

This is what got my attention Georgia mom blows