Mike Zordich Jr. Charged With DUI
by BSD on Sep 4, 2009 9:35 AM EDT
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This. This is not good.
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- Penn State redshirt freshman middle linebacker Michael Zordich has been charged with driving under the influence of alcohol following an incident at 3:25 a.m. Sunday.
Mr. Zordich, 19, was stopped on Bigler Road after university police noticed him driving without his headlights on.
Penn State Police Deputy Director Tyrone Parham said this morning that Mr. Zordich's blood-alcohol content was 0.19. The limit for a minor is 0.02.
Man he blew that test out of the water. Once again it baffles me why any Penn State student would be caught drinking and driving. Where in the Hell were you that you couldn't walk home?
So it's off to the doghouse for Mr. Zordich. The fact that this happened during a game week has to make Paterno even more furious. This probably has little bearing on the defense since Penn State is plenty loaded at linebacker. But this is a huge blow for Zordich's career. With three cupcakes on the schedule to start the season he was probably going to get a good chance to show the coaches what he can do and give them something to think about next spring when they have to replace Lee, Hull, and probably Bowman. Now this puts him on the bottom of the list as guys like Yancich and Stupar will get to see the field.
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Every time we hear more bad news about the LB’s, I just keep thinking Stupar is going to blow up this year. The kid has been amazing on special teams and with injuries and suspensions at the LB position he is looking like he is poised for a breakout season. I can’t wait.
Too bad about Zordich but at 19 what do you expect, everyone makes stupid mistakes at that age.
"We hugged as grown men do. It was a great moment. Then, it was business as usual." -- LJ Sr.
and if you knew you were drunk
wouldn’t you make sure that you obey all the traffic laws, such as using your headlights at 3:25am. More importantly, it’s State College, ONLY GO TO PARTIES YOU CAN WALK HOME FROM!!!
State College is the easiest city to NOT DRIVE in.
Walk, take a cab, take a bus, anything. It’s so easy.
Also, if you’re 19 and you’re drinking…TRY TO AVOID GETTING CAUGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
by Cairo on Sep 4, 2009 9:55 AM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
Good for 'em
At this point, I’m losing any sympathy for these players. Player after player, it’s like they have no memory beyone five minutes.
And I don’t want to hear about “well, it’s not as bad as ’07.” Yes, that may be true, but after ‘07, you would think any of these players, even the ones who came in after that, would see and understand that you will get caught doing even the slightest thing illegal, never mind driving drunk. Someone could’ve been seriously injured or killed.
WAKE UP, MORON! WALK HOME!
I hope Zordich is happy with himself.
A Garden State Nittany Lion...
JOE NEEDS FIRED!
This is yet another example of why Sue’s cookies just don’t work the same as they used to in the 80s. Back in 84 Joe would have made Zordich run up Mount Nittany with Dick Anderson on his back first thing Monday morning while Joe and Sue fired up some bacon on the hibachi. Fire JOE NOW!
Success without honor is like an unseasoned dish, it will fill you up but it won't taste good. - Joe V. Paterno
Western PA needs
to learn how to use transitive verbs.
"Welcome to Tangares base. You’re just in time for the dance party. I’ve arranged a dancing partner for you. DANCE TO THE DEATH!"
by psuwxman on Sep 4, 2009 11:34 AM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
I thought I was on another planet...
when I first came to PSU from Maryland and heard verbs used like this, and after about 6 months I found myself saying weird stuff, like…
The floor needs swept
The beer needs drank
The paper needs wrote
Is this just a PA regional thing?
"A setback is just a set up for a comeback." -Drew Brees
You know how I know I'm from PA?
When I first read easy’s post, I didn’t see anything wrong with it until you two commented.
DO YOU HAVE PRIDE, DANNY?
by ReadingRambler on Sep 4, 2009 12:14 PM EDT up reply actions
It still sounds fine to me.
Success without honor is an unseasoned dish; it will satisfy your hunger, but it won't taste good.
It's weird
I’m from Lancaster where some of the worst offenders reside, but my parents weren’t locals , so I hear the poor english all the time and up until a few years ago it wouldn’t even register. It doesn’t sound awkward to me but yet I don’t say it myself.
"I'm colonel cool! And I'm the captain on this rocket to the stars!"
Another Central/Western PA thing:
Out: “The beer’s all gone.”
In: “The beer’s all.”
DO YOU HAVE PRIDE, DANNY?
by ReadingRambler on Sep 4, 2009 12:15 PM EDT up reply actions
When we first heard a waitress ask...
…“Can I get yins anything,” my roommate from Bensalem & I both dropped our forks and just stared at her.
When can I go home?
Oh, hi, Mushy
I really suck at drawing portraits, so instead I’ll give you this as a reward for taking over the countdown:
DO YOU HAVE PRIDE, DANNY?
by ReadingRambler on Sep 4, 2009 1:48 PM EDT up reply actions
Don't forget...
The PSUman needs waxed.
Bacon is almost as great as being a Penn Stater
If Shakespeare was from Western PA
His famous line from Hamlet would have been: “Or not, that is the question.”
"The sea was angry that day, my friends." G. Costanza
LOL!
Ok, I read that, paused. Thought. Paused. Then cracked the eff up when my little pea brain wrapped around it. Nice work Gerg!
"For me the game wasn’t grounded in reality. It was about the uniform you put on that turned you into a warrior. It was about the mythology of the battle, the victory, the defeat, the struggle." - Mike Reid, PSU '69
An oldie but a goodie
My senior year, I (a Philly guy) lived with 3 guys from Pittsburg and 1 from Chicago. It was like they all spoke a foreign language. I felt like a real genius coming up with the Shakespeare line. I also used to bust their chops about sneakers (aka tennis shoes). We’d be heading to the gym to play basketball and one of the roomies said he needed to put on his tennis shoes. Then I’d make some wisecrack about him playing basketball a little better in basketball shoes instead of his tennis shoes.
Ah the good ol’ days of silly fun. I miss those guys. And their pop.
"The sea was angry that day, my friends." G. Costanza
Drives me UP A WALL!
And yet, even in Texas, even years after leaving SC, I catch myself saying it once in a blue moon.
Yes, it’s a Central/West PA and OH regional thing.
My first week of college was the first time I EVER heard it. I commented on it when a fellow University Honors Program member said “this floor needs swept”. She swore up down and sideways that her mother was an English teacher, she was an honors student, and there was nothing wrong with how she used those verbs.
think that's weird...
try being raised by a Penna family in SoCal and then no one you meet for the rest of your life has any idea where you are from when they hear you speak as both influences kick in at the same time
I refuse to join any club that would have me as a member
by TheMightyErik on Sep 4, 2009 1:31 PM EDT up reply actions
You're right
That’s really weird.
"For me the game wasn’t grounded in reality. It was about the uniform you put on that turned you into a warrior. It was about the mythology of the battle, the victory, the defeat, the struggle." - Mike Reid, PSU '69
yanno... like
those waves need surfed
them wildfires need put out
….and other things like that
I refuse to join any club that would have me as a member
by TheMightyErik on Sep 5, 2009 4:40 AM EDT up reply actions
I always thought the transitive verbs were said under the breath.
I never knew it was also spelled without the transitive verbs. Interesting.
Just...dumb.
Weekend before a game, 3:25 in the morning, underage drunk driving at 0.19 BAC without headlights. It’s like, quadruple dumb.
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by Run Up The Score on Sep 4, 2009 9:54 AM EDT reply actions
Maybe the punishements aren't harsh enough
We usually give a 2-3 game suspension for this, right? Maybe its time to clean out lockers for a season, in order to send a message about DUIs.
I don't understand
How these kids are even drinking so much during the season. That’s cool you wanna chill and have a couple drinks but 0.19 with a game in a week? I can understand during the summer, the campus is a little thinned out and there’s less to do. But aren’t these kids schedules packed with lifting, class, practices, and meetings? Not sure how you manage all that with the hangover that comes with a 0.19.
I agree, but...
when I was 19, I could drink that much and feel pretty good the next morning, including going to work, class, exercising, etc. Now, my hangovers last three days and I can’t preform the simplest tasks. Still, what he did was dumb, dumb, dumb. Somebody is going to get killed.
by Esteban d' Amur on Sep 4, 2009 10:09 AM EDT up reply actions
Second that
early on in my drinking career i would be back to normal by 1030 the next morning with proper hydration, now a days working my way up to a .2 would take me at least 2 days to recover from
by PSUgavemeAnAlcoholproblem on Sep 4, 2009 2:17 PM EDT up reply actions
unreal....
this burns. But at the same time when there are stories like this there are also stories where a backup takes full advantage of the situations and makes a name for himself. Hopefulyl soon they will see a pattern and realize they need to make wiser decisions than anyother 18 or 19yr old. Ugh…
by RudyWasOffsides on Sep 4, 2009 10:01 AM EDT reply actions
Wow, keyboard fail.
I honestly don’t understand this. Why are these kids drinking, then driving all over the place. I’ve already got my list of cab companies lined up for this weekend, why don’t these kids have theirs?
by Screen Name 20 on Sep 4, 2009 10:03 AM EDT up reply actions
Because they're on top of the world, man
Or maybe they’re just rash 19 yr olds.
DO YOU HAVE PRIDE, DANNY?
by ReadingRambler on Sep 4, 2009 10:07 AM EDT up reply actions
But a cab might cost
Seven dollars! Who’s got $7 man?
What a dumbass
Blogging about D.C. Baseball since April '04. Penn State alum. Also partial to the Washington Capitals, New York Yankees and Yale football.
hohnes?
I thought I was witnessing the birth of the next ‘Gradulations’… then you ruined it
I refuse to join any club that would have me as a member
by TheMightyErik on Sep 4, 2009 1:32 PM EDT up reply actions
Don't some schools prohibit freshman from having cars?
That would seem like a good idea at this point for PSU, I am dismayed that any student in state college is drinking and driving. The punishment needs to become more severe at this point also, and this should be university wide. I would suggest dismissal for the semester and loss of car privilege for the rest of your PSU career.
Success without honor is an unseasoned dish; it will satisfy your hunger, but it won't taste good.
He's a sophomore
For football eligibility he’s a redshirt freshman. But as far as PSU is concerned he’s a sophomore.
The entire team needs some counselling if you ask me. Bring in some former athletes like Kerry Collins and have them tell the team how alcohol almost ruined their lives. These kids need to be scared straight before someone gets hurt.
Mike
Black Shoe Diaries
Well, you think all these DUI's would be some sort of deterrence...
but it apparently hasn’t.
by Screen Name 20 on Sep 4, 2009 10:16 AM EDT up reply actions
These guys do a lot of great things for charity
maybe someone on the team should have them work with MADD?
by Screen Name 20 on Sep 4, 2009 10:18 AM EDT up reply actions
what are you talking about?
Kerry Collins plays better when he’s hungover!
He’s like the Mickey Mantle of football or something.
"We are not normal. We are legends. We are Penn State." - Deon Butler
by Stately NOVA Lion on Sep 4, 2009 10:40 AM EDT up reply actions
There’s plenty of people in this town who’d give an arm to a football player if they needed one, let alone a ride back.
by CurrentStudent on Sep 4, 2009 10:19 AM EDT reply actions
If he gets punished
What kind of message does it send to players?
Bowman can fail a drug test while on probation and just gets a slap on the wrist. But McDonald gets a DUI and gets kicked off the team….Quarless gets a drinking related citation and gets thrown in the dog house. Tony Johnson drives drunk, Joe slaps him on the wrist and only after MADD gets involved does anything really happen.
There is depth chart justice and a lot of “playing favorites” going on at this school. There needs to be a zero tolerance for drunk/alcohol related issues for players on scholarship. When you’re getting free tuition , how hard is it to play by the rules?
FireJayPa.com
Where every day is take your son or daughter to work
Paterno rules, that'll never change.
The fact that this kid is a legacy means he’ll have a better chance to get out of the doghouse than most. At least, being in Paterno’s dog house does mean something.
"far less knowledgeable than the average poster here"
See above post about firing joe
Success without honor is like an unseasoned dish, it will fill you up but it won't taste good. - Joe V. Paterno
by carolinaeasy on Sep 4, 2009 11:01 AM EDT up reply actions
I still can't tell if
this is sarcasm/satire or seriousness.
"For me the game wasn’t grounded in reality. It was about the uniform you put on that turned you into a warrior. It was about the mythology of the battle, the victory, the defeat, the struggle." - Mike Reid, PSU '69
This kind of favoritism happens everywhere
regardless of how fair it is. I don’t think it’s justified, just sayin’.
Nevertheless, I agree with Joe’s handling of McDonald vs. Bowman. A DUI is serious business because there’s a very real chance you could injure or kill someone. McDonald was also suspended in 2007 for “undisclosed reasons” so it wasn’t his first offense. As for Bowman failing a drug test, there’s no proof when or how he was using drugs, so for all we know he smoked pot at home and went to bed. There were mitigating circumstances with Bowman as well, in his personal life, which have been well-documented.
For the record, I think Zordich is an idiot for having done this, and I think anyone who gets a DUI should be suspended for several games. Needless to say, he’ll be in Joe’s doghouse for a considerable amount of time.
Here's the other thing
We drink at Penn State. We drink when we come back to Penn State. We drink while we watch Penn State.
A week ago we had three hundred outraged posts about not be allowed to drink out of glass containers in the parking lot.
As we speak there is another post going “What are you looking forward to on Saturday”, drinking, in one form or another, is a pretty common theme throughout.
You don’t get to be the number one party school watching art films and drinking coffee. This is a culture thing, it cuts straight across the entire university.
"far less knowledgeable than the average poster here"
No one will disagree with your points
But I never drove drunk at PSU as a student and when I go back for games or other events I don’t drive if drinking (wives are great to bring along). The amount of drinking is a cultural issue, but if you polled students and alumni I bet very few would agree that drinking and driving is acceptable.
Success without honor is an unseasoned dish; it will satisfy your hunger, but it won't taste good.
My point isn't that drinking and driving is acceptable
But I bet a lot more people drove drunk in their time at Penn State than would admit they did. It’s not just a football team issue, I am absolutly certain that 10 other kids got nabbed for this too.
"far less knowledgeable than the average poster here"
Yeah, but but but...
you know the saying…they have a lot more to lose that Joe Schmoe. Just b/c everyone is doing it doesn’t make it right. The players have had plenty of examples to deter them from this activity as has everyone else at SC.
by Screen Name 20 on Sep 4, 2009 11:30 AM EDT up reply actions
(raises hand meekly.)
I even got pulled over for it, but didn’t get arrested. Thanks, cops!
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by Run Up The Score on Sep 4, 2009 11:44 AM EDT up reply actions
Damn lawyers.
DO YOU HAVE PRIDE, DANNY?
by ReadingRambler on Sep 4, 2009 12:16 PM EDT up reply actions
Were you pulled over by a Horse Cop?
"For me the game wasn’t grounded in reality. It was about the uniform you put on that turned you into a warrior. It was about the mythology of the battle, the victory, the defeat, the struggle." - Mike Reid, PSU '69
unfortunately
there are some nights I remember driving drunk and other nights where I woke up in my bed thinking how the hell did I get here…I got very very very very lucky and I remind myself that everyday
I am completely against driving drunk
It doesnt mean ive never done it, one of the effects of alcohol is that it impairs your judgement, even more so when your a stupid 19 year old, the BEST thing that can happen is to get caught before you hurt someone, it usually takes much longer to eventually learn what is acceptable
by PSUgavemeAnAlcoholproblem on Sep 4, 2009 2:24 PM EDT up reply actions
I couldn't drive drunk in State College
I lived downtown and parked my car up past Lot 80.
Mike
Black Shoe Diaries
me too.
I did enjoy biking after drinking in State College and Philly, but I am not even sure if that breaks any laws.
Success without honor is an unseasoned dish; it will satisfy your hunger, but it won't taste good.
"I did enjoy biking after drinking in State College and Philly, but I am not even sure if that breaks any laws."
It does, which is ridiculous, and terrifying. Myself and some friends got loaded and rode around SC on our bikes a few times. I mean we specifically got loaded and rode around drunk because it was fun and we thought it was legal! We didn’t know that we could have easily gotten arrested for DUI. Luckily we didn’t.
Then again I got an underage 3 days before my 21st B-day, so how lucky am I?
"It was an attrition football game and you know we like that."
Parked in 80 not to be seen for weeks
Since I never went home I often wondered if the old 1970 MGB would fire up when I got up to the parking lot. Walked or stumbled everywhere for 4 plus years and never really need the car.
If you used it every day
You’d wonder if the MGB would fire up.
Blogging about D.C. Baseball since April '04. Penn State alum. Also partial to the Washington Capitals, New York Yankees and Yale football.
by WFY on Sep 4, 2009 1:26 PM EDT up reply actions
One year
I think it was 1995, we had a huge snow storm with two feet of snow right before spring break. They cancelled classes on Friday, so I went up to where I parked my car two months ago and couldn’t remember where I parked it. As you looked across the lot all you saw was snow covered cars with antennae sticking up. Took me half a day to find my car, and then another half day to dig it out.
Mike
Black Shoe Diaries
by BSD on Sep 4, 2009 5:18 PM EDT up reply actions
yeah, Blizzard of '93?
"...big hitter; the Llamma...long..."
by BlueWhiteLife on Sep 4, 2009 5:20 PM EDT up reply actions
No
This had to be ‘95. I didn’t arrive on main campus until spring of ’94. It was either ’94 or ’95. Those are the two years I was parking up there.
Mike
Black Shoe Diaries
Sadly...
…We don’t get snow like that anymore. Just ice storms. Curse you, Earth, and your climatic variations.
DO YOU HAVE PRIDE, DANNY?
by ReadingRambler on Sep 4, 2009 5:42 PM EDT up reply actions
Do we really need to be PC/neutral about global warming on here
by calling it “climatic variations”? I can remember being in my mom’s van that had a digital thermometer above the rear view mirror. I remember one incredibly cold night in Delaware County (not exactly the Pocono’s) where it actually dipped under 0 degrees, it was the first time in my life I had ever seen a negative temperature.
Anyway, point being, I haven’t had a significant snowfall (for me thats 6-8+ inches), probably since the blizzard in the 93/94 whatever it was. I haven’t even seen an ice storm (one of the ones that leaves all the tree branches and powerlines encased in a layer of ice) for years. And it seems like every year, the Fall gets warmer and warmer.
What's PC about it?
Even if climate change (a more accurate term, IMO, since some parts of the Earth appear to be cooling while others warm) IS man-made, that would still be a variation in the Earth’s climate.
DO YOU HAVE PRIDE, DANNY?
by ReadingRambler on Sep 7, 2009 3:03 PM EDT up reply actions
yes, but you are cursing Earth
and if it is man-made, then it isn’t Earth’s fault (unless you are saying that man is a member/product of Earth, and Earth is ultimately responsible for his actions?)
by The JuggerNitt on Sep 8, 2009 6:00 PM EDT up reply actions
Screw all that BS
I BLAME CURLEY
DO YOU HAVE PRIDE, DANNY?
by ReadingRambler on Sep 10, 2009 12:01 AM EDT up reply actions
We used to call Lot 80 the Tundra
because the bitter wind and snow would sweep across the big flat expanse as you walked from East Halls to class.
"The sea was angry that day, my friends." G. Costanza
I remember the last time I blew a .19
actually, I DON’T. WHAT WAS THIS KID THINKING. And I only blew a .18, actually.
he must have been hammered. ugh.
"Welcome to Tangares base. You’re just in time for the dance party. I’ve arranged a dancing partner for you. DANCE TO THE DEATH!"
Don't fool yourself......
Drinking and driving while intoxicated is a crime that a large percentage of Americans commit every day. Yeah students and alums will tell you it is wrong, most people will,…..but how many people have we all seen leave a game, a party or a bar driving a vehicle hammered. I agree that Zordich F*d up…..actually on several levels. 1) he shouldn’t have been that hammered before a game, wait until Saturday to party 2) he got in a vehicle hammered and drove. Yes he should be punished……probably at least three games……but take a look in the mirror and remember what you did at 19 before you say the kid should be cleaning out his locker. Great Zug…… at least we don’t have players throwing blows for taunting. IF we did there would have been a freakin brawl at the Rose Bowl in January!
I thought only safeties played 15 yards off the ball?
Yes he should be punished……probably at least three games……but take a look in the mirror and remember what you did at 19 before you say the kid should be cleaning out his locker.
I don’t recall being on athletic scholarship at PSU getting a free tuition in exchange for abiding by some rules. Remember what we did at 19? No one here is perfect, but when you’re held to a higher level – you’re held to a higher level…simple as that.
I say this should be the case for EVERYONE on scholarship (Academic or Athletic). Run in with the law =’s you lose your scholarship….
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Where every day is take your son or daughter to work
I guess the question you have to ask yourself is what would that accomplish?
Assume first of all that kids are going to get into trouble regardless of the consequences, that some draconian penalty won’t deter these kids because they’re young and foolish.
Next assume that certainly without a scholarship, their are many kids who cannot afford to go to school and must drop out or transfer. Some kids will get loans and stay in school, but let’s be honest, most would just leave the program.
Finally you take into account when they face this consequence. The following season, semester? Before their hearing, before their court date? Does being charged enough?
You’ll lose a lot of talented kids on the team. Recruiting will drop. What you’ll be left with are oustanding student atheletes (which is the intention) and kids who’s parents make enough money to afford to pay their tuition if they screw up. In effect we’d be something akin to an ivy league team, bottom of the barrel with regards to talent, probably in the Big East or MAC, and full of model student athletes. Is that your vision for Penn State football? I’m not saying that’d be the worst thing in the world (I’d take it over being FSU) but it’s certainly a possibility.
"We hugged as grown men do. It was a great moment. Then, it was business as usual." -- LJ Sr.
I guess the question you have to ask yourself is what would that accomplish?
That people realize college is a privilege and not a right . If you are lucky enough to be on scholarship, know the rules that go along with it.
Finally you take into account when they face this consequence. The following season, semester? Before their hearing, before their court date? Does being charged enough?
This would be up to the university. If they are giving you a free ride, once again play by their rules.
FireJayPa.com
Where every day is take your son or daughter to work
Those 18-21 yr olds.......
Make the University a ton of money. Be realistic…..athletes are held to a higher standard. Their mistakes get put in the newspaper and everyone on this blog bitches about a 19 year old that most have never even met…..that’s in addition to the criminal charge. A normal student simply faces the legal consequences. Zero tolerence for mistakes by college students is a ridiculous standard! Mike Vick is back playin ball in Philly and hopefully is contrite and will work toward amends of his past transgressions. AND……We certainly don’t hold our elected officials to such a standard or half of the Congress, Senate and Cabinet would be out of office for tax discrepencies. Be realistic dude…….seriously…….do you want to have a football team at PSU? Just because transgressions are more publicized now does not mean that they have not been happening for YEARS and YEARS!
I thought only safeties played 15 yards off the ball?
When I was at PSU
Wow I feel old posting something like this but anyways. Get caught with a DUI was a big deal but now you just can’t afford it. Everything that happens now with losing your license and all the court costs and so on. I mean oh well his football is going to take a couple of steps back but think about everything else he has to do now. If this was just another college kid and not a football player we wouldn’t hear anything about it. I just don’t understand how you can blame Joe for this. What does he need to do kick every kid off the team when they do something bad?
I can't help but chuckle at one thing
Joe cracked a joke a few weeks ago, something to the effect of dreading it when the phone rings on Sunday morning.
The phone would’ve rung on Sunday morning after this one.
Now
I know this is not a great thread to joke around on…but to me I just picture MZ sr finding out about this and pulling a Mr. Deeds on his son….it is toward the end of the video but it cracks me up every time “NO Daddy NOOOOOOO”
Don't most of these players
Live in Nittany Apartments or whatever its called right by South Halls? It’s really not that far to walk from there to the bars or apartments or whatever. Hell, I remember walking to frats and apartments from East Halls my freshman year, and that is a trek. And for a football player that runs conditioning drills all the time, I would think a little walking really wouldn’t hurt.
and the CATA bus runs in both directions down College/Beaver Ave.
That’s free transportation to about 300 underage drinking parties.
stunad
Lucky gun, fake fifth, 8XY bitch
Daryll Clark
by letsgopsu on Sep 4, 2009 3:42 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
I got an underage freshman year, blowing a .19 also
Happened about noon of a football gameday. I later passed out in the shower for about an hour, woke up, puked in a trash can and passed out in that trash can and woke up around midnight extremely confused because no one was around the dorm hall and not knowing what time it was.
Moral of the story: I am pretty sure I wouldn’t have even recognized what a car was at my .19, let alone been able to drive four feet. Big difference between a .08 DUI and a .19 DUI, imo. I never cease to be amazed at the stupidity of myself, these other kids and people in general. It is what it is and I have got a lot more pressing things to worry about.
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