Mandatory built-in breathalyzers in cars?

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Is this a good idea?

Yes, we should do this.
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No, bad idea.
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Maybe.
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Total votes: 12
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You have a point there, Graham. I concede.
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They wouldnt dare try prohabition again.
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Rochey wrote:You have a point there, Graham. I concede.
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As I said in the whale thread; I don't have a pathalogical need to be correct all the time. I can admit when I'm wrong.
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Rochey wrote:As I said in the whale thread; I don't have a pathalogical need to be correct all the time. I can admit when I'm wrong.
So you've been making progress with you psychiatrist I see :P
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Rochey wrote:You have a point there, Graham. I concede.
That's 10,000 respect points right there.
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Oh, thanks. :)
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Post by Mikey »

ChakatBlackstar wrote:
Rochey wrote:You have a point there, Graham. I concede.
There's something you don't see every day
Well, that's just uselessly inflammatory, isn't it?
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