Awesome....

[Firebird]

Driving with .10 BAC....FAIL.

Driving with .491 BAC....FAIL so epic it almost wraps back around to win.

http://www.salon.com/wires/ap/2008/07/22/D9232VNO1_odd_extremely_drunk/index.html

I salute you in your relentless pursuit of excellence in getting hammered. You don't do anything halfway or leave anything to chance. You're a suspenders and a belt type of guy. Awesome.

[DragonBand06]

I'm no medical expert, but doesn't that mean his blood was roughly HALF alcohol??? :eek:

[mad_fan]

This guy was driving...
I'd have tossed match...:)

[dragonsdaddy]

I'm no medical expert, but doesn't that mean his blood was roughly HALF alcohol??? :eek:no, it's not like a batting average. it is .491%, or about 1/200th etoh. btw, it surpasses my record. i've yet to see anyone past .450.

[RedRage00]

That is just crazy!

[slorch]

I'm no medical expert, but doesn't that mean his blood was roughly HALF alcohol??? :eek:

there'd be a lot of happy vampires if that was the case.

let's try about half of one-percent of the blood.

The decimal point is your friend:D

[TulsaHale74]

From the archives:http://www.5atexasfootball.com/forum/vB/showthread.php?p=722239#post722239

http://snafu-ed.blogspot.com/2008/01/oregon-woman-arrested-with-72-bac.html
Friday, January 11, 2008

Oregon Woman Arrested with .72 BAC

The BAC level for drunk driving in Oregon is .08. So this is nine times the legal limit. Not only that, according to the table below, from a Virginia Tech site for students, indicates that over .40 ought to lead to coma or death.

Of course, Terri Comer, 42 (pictured in a 2006 mug shot for a similar drunk driving arrest), was indeed discovered unconscious in her car on December 28th of last year. So that sure makes sense. And the BAC level was determined with a blood test, so you can't blame it on a breathalyzer.

I'm not sure how someone can survive with that high a BAC. The only thing I can think is that she was a major alcoholic and thus somewhat tolerant of greater amounts of alcohol. Otherwise I really don't know.

http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee248/msanto/One-Offs%202008/BAC.jpg

[RedRage00]

From the archives:http://www.5atexasfootball.com/forum/vB/showthread.php?p=722239#post722239

http://snafu-ed.blogspot.com/2008/01/oregon-woman-arrested-with-72-bac.html
Friday, January 11, 2008

Oregon Woman Arrested with .72 BAC

The BAC level for drunk driving in Oregon is .08. So this is nine times the legal limit. Not only that, according to the table below, from a Virginia Tech site for students, indicates that over .40 ought to lead to coma or death.

Of course, Terri Comer, 42 (pictured in a 2006 mug shot for a similar drunk driving arrest), was indeed discovered unconscious in her car on December 28th of last year. So that sure makes sense. And the BAC level was determined with a blood test, so you can't blame it on a breathalyzer.

I'm not sure how someone can survive with that high a BAC. The only thing I can think is that she was a major alcoholic and thus somewhat tolerant of greater amounts of alcohol. Otherwise I really don't know.

http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee248/msanto/One-Offs%202008/BAC.jpg

LMAO! I noticed how I said "That is crazy" in both threads lol

[dada]

LMAO! I noticed how I said "That is crazy" in both threads lol

That IS crazy!