I wonder if his mommy still wipes his nose for him when he gets the sniffles.
Evil sniffles! How DARE they impair his ability to breathe. As we speak, she’s sending a poison pen letter to the mayor to express her rage, anger and frustration against the vile sniffles which plague her poor, innocent lamb of a son.
How the heck did this guy even get coverage to drive? I assume he was an SR-22 driver. What other carrier would be desperate enough to take him? It’s time people learn driving is a privilige (that can be taken away) and not a right. I’m glad this putz is off the road. We’ll all live longer.
Here’s my idea for DUI convicts, habitual offenders, etc: give them a motorcycle license.
Our society is based on the auto these days. The main reason these morons keep driving is they gotta get somewhere.
I think we can get a lot of them into a safer (for the rest of us) mode of transport by giving them a motorcycle license. At least they can now get around no matter what – work, whatever – and if they get in a wreck it’ll be pretty hard to hurt anyone else.
No passengers. Don’t care if it’s Michigan in January, tough beans. DUI or multiple offenses in X years and you lose your regular license and get the one good for two wheels only.
I would love to know who his insurance carrier is and what his insurance premium is? Is there any insurer out there that was willing to cover this guy after 10 violations?
My son Joey is a good boy–he has just had a couple of bad breaks (like when I dropped him on his head when he was two years old). Ever since then he just loves to watch NASCAR and Drag Racing–it’s no wonder he likes speed now. I am in the process of writing to these organizatons asking for a formal apology.
Go Hibbsey!
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Buy him a bus pass and tell him too bad…
What’s more embarrassing? His driving record or his mommy saying “He gets so frustrated and wound up, he cries, he yells”?
The lead in the Maine drinking water does things to people’s brains!
LOL!!!
You’re all nuts! =)
I wonder if his mommy still wipes his nose for him when he gets the sniffles.
Evil sniffles! How DARE they impair his ability to breathe. As we speak, she’s sending a poison pen letter to the mayor to express her rage, anger and frustration against the vile sniffles which plague her poor, innocent lamb of a son.
~Happy Tuesday, y’all.~
How the heck did this guy even get coverage to drive? I assume he was an SR-22 driver. What other carrier would be desperate enough to take him? It’s time people learn driving is a privilige (that can be taken away) and not a right. I’m glad this putz is off the road. We’ll all live longer.
Maybe mommy’s comments to the press will hit him more than the apparent $3000 in fines and previous suspensions.
Here’s my idea for DUI convicts, habitual offenders, etc: give them a motorcycle license.
Our society is based on the auto these days. The main reason these morons keep driving is they gotta get somewhere.
I think we can get a lot of them into a safer (for the rest of us) mode of transport by giving them a motorcycle license. At least they can now get around no matter what – work, whatever – and if they get in a wreck it’ll be pretty hard to hurt anyone else.
No passengers. Don’t care if it’s Michigan in January, tough beans. DUI or multiple offenses in X years and you lose your regular license and get the one good for two wheels only.
Anyone else think this is a good idea?
I would love to know who his insurance carrier is and what his insurance premium is? Is there any insurer out there that was willing to cover this guy after 10 violations?
Kevin – I don’t think it’s a bad idea. (but like most things in this world, it may make too much sense…so it will never happen!) :)
My son Joey is a good boy–he has just had a couple of bad breaks (like when I dropped him on his head when he was two years old). Ever since then he just loves to watch NASCAR and Drag Racing–it’s no wonder he likes speed now. I am in the process of writing to these organizatons asking for a formal apology.
Go Hibbsey!