You Can't Get Drunk in Texas Anymore

"Borderline" harassment?? I Think they jumped the border quicker than then a pregnant 17yr old Mexican girl in her 9th month

Are bar's & resturants considered quasi public property in Texas? If not then there's some major constitutional chit going on here

Anyone familiar with Texas law fell free to chime in here

This is true... when you consider the population of Texas it's not hard to surmise they have the most DUI deaths. However deaths per capita isn't the highest. States like Rhode Island, Hawaii, Louisiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, and New Mexico all have higher per capita DUI fatalities.

So the problem isn't as bad as they'd like you to believe...

They have their own power grid?...Hmmm do you suppose radical Texan fundamentalists were responsible for the 2003 blackout??

I had to testify last week at a vehicular homicide trial. I witnessed a lincoln navigator roll 6 times back in 2004. 5 occupants. 2 were ejected. 1 died.

she (driver) was found guilty on thursday.

In Florida you can't drink a beer in front of your house. It's a form of public intoxication.

If the police can see it- it's illegal.

They don't really enforce it though. Except for in the ghetto when they wanna give some homies a hard time.

That's true.

Speeding kills more people than drunk driving in every state.

The tail-gating is insane. You should see 91N through MA on Friday nights
in the winter as all the NY NJ a$$holes come flying through on the way to
ski country in VT. Both lanes packed people 2ft of each others bumpers,
passing in the break down lane...