Amish buggy struck by semi

Well I offered you the chance to defend your beliefs. You chose to make up lies about my thoughts on God , religion and the like and cover your inability further by commenting on it in yet another thread with nothing to do with your fantasies.

Glad you can stay on topic.






Les never said nicotine was illegal. Neither is alcohol, or those friggin energy drinks people suck down like hurricanes at a stripper convention. Fact is it is a drug and the use of it will likley end up the cause of this accident in the official report because the junkie just had to fire up all those oh so good feeling chemicals instead of watching the road, and they'll drop the DUI for the prescription. Although if innitial reports are true about his prescription (I think it was a Corporal on WSMV 5?) Being one of those flake medications he should be. Those are advertised as chemically brain altering drugs, by that definition alone they would qualify. Still leaves him on the hook for at least one murder, and a few attempted murder.




You'll have to remind me what driver I threw under a bus. I remember one through a window, a gas pump, and a bag of brewers grain but a bus isn't ringing a bell.


I am not saying I didn't but I have no idea what instance you describing.

 

Pay attention. I said they would drop the DUI because of the bad PR and precedent of labeling the flake drugs as dangerous to drive under. He was feeding his other addiction and bent over(again officer interview) to pick up or light a cigarette. So yes his addiction caused the accident. Same as if he was lighting a joint he would be accused of letting a drug cause the accident. Even if it was his first (what is it the old hippies called them?) of the day and was not able to inhale his first breathe of it.

But as I have posted repeatedly all of that is speculation and I look forward to seeing the report. I wonder if their family will bend their belief's enough to deep fry their nuts in a civil case.