Non-political things that make you say...WTF?!?! (Welcome To Florida!) **NOT CV RELATED** NO TALKY!

My favorite reader comment,

"You ever remember the good ol days when you would only find articles like this on The Onion?"

 

Maybe it was by design. The IRS wants your info... and Equifax gets a little leaky...

 

I don't know anyone who likes McD's, I do know that I ate the shit out of the 2 for $10 Whopper deals. I haven't been to McDonald's since the 90's when they had 25 cent cheese burgers.

 

I liked Mickey D's in the 90's too. I don't like their food much at all these days.

 

I was eating my first McDLT when news broke in the west about the accident in Chernobyl.

 

And microwaving it all in a polystyrene container that leached into the bun.

But who's counting.

 

We've been saving a seat for him for a long time... I don't know if he will ever come.

 

"Bettcher’s license was valid at the time of the arrest but included “a restriction that any use of alcohol or drugs invalidates the license,” state Department of Public Safety spokeswoman Megan Leonard told the Star Tribune."

 

How I miss Japanese DWI laws.

 

I have Zero sympathy for someone who drinks and drives. They knew exactly what they were doing and decided to jeopardize the lives of others anyway.

If only we had some stiffer penalties here, people might just think twice before doing it.

A smattering from other countries (not sure how accurate or up to date this is)

Australia:
The names of the drivers are sent to the local newspapers and are printed under the heading "He's Drunk and in Jail".
Malaysia:
The Driver is jailed and if married, his wife is jailed too.
South Africa
A 10 year prison sentence and the equivalent of a $10,000.00 fine
Turkey
Drunk drivers are taken 20 miles outside of town by police and are forced to walk back under escort
Norway
Three weeks in jail at hard labor, one year loss of license. Second offense within five years, license revoked for life.
Finland & Sweden
Automatic jail for one year of hard labor
Costa Rica
Police remove plates from car. Second offense the car is confiscated.
Russia
License revoked for life
England
One year suspension and a $250.00 fine and jail for one year
France
Three year loss of license, one year in jail and a $1000.00 fine
Poland
Jail, fine and forced to attend political lectures
Bulgaria
A second conviction results in execution
El Salvador
Your first offense is your last---execution by firing squad

 

Holy shit!!! Dont do it period in Bulgaria and especially El Salvador

 

My brother in law is still feeling it 7 years later.

 

Malaysia law doesn't seem fair to the wife, and Turkey seems to lenient.

 

On a good note, he *IS* saving crazy money on shakkensho, a parking spot, gas, and obscene numbers of air fresheners.

 

Haha and he moved back in with his parents because he lost his job. We worked for BMW in Fukuoka

 

Im certain its not that I like their food, but it is typically convenient and most the time quick when driving.

 

The coffee is good especially for $1. The chicken nuggets are ok. The burgers are not, I ate one years ago because my friends didn't listen when I voted for going somewhere else. I will not be trying one again.

 

I hate when guys like this are called Veterans.

 

There's a lot more good Veterans then bad and sadly people like this give Veterans a bad image. Such a dickface.