Drunk driving on a horse and donkey?

[CrazyMtnLady]

Originally Posted by PropLockandDropkick

Where in MO?

Southwest Ozark Mountains. Springfield, Branson are the big cities that are closest.

[Austin]

Originally Posted by havasu

In most cities, unless the violator is a habitual offender, a public intoxication is basically a 6-8 hour detention, where you can sober up with no charges when you get out. Riding a bicycle while under the influence is a misdemeanor, with up to 30 days in jail and a $1000 fine with it.

If I'm ever drunk in Cali, I now know don't get on a bike.

[havasu]

Just a few days ago, on Saturday night, there was a bar in Hollywood (Ca) where most of the patrons would get liquored up and ride their bikes home. Because of all the previous accidents recently, the California Highway Patrol set up a checkpoint for these bicyclists, and invited the press to watch this. When the dust settled, they arrested 20 bicyclists for being under the influence, and impounded their bikes. Sometimes the CHP gets out of control, but there must have been a reason for this madness.

[Austin]

Originally Posted by havasu

Just a few days ago, on Saturday night, there was a bar in Hollywood (Ca) where most of the patrons would get liquored up and ride their bikes home. Because of all the previous accidents recently, the California Highway Patrol set up a checkpoint for these bicyclists, and invited the press to watch this. When the dust settled, they arrested 20 bicyclists for being under the influence, and impounded their bikes. Sometimes the CHP gets out of control, but there must have been a reason for this madness.

I bet that angered the cyclists.

[havasu]

I guess after they sobered up!

[Austin]

Originally Posted by havasu

I guess after they sobered up!

Probably while it was happening too.