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belugagirl · 12-28-2006, 03:06 AM

RandomGuy, I'm glad to hear it. Good for you.

If you see friends about to drive under the influence, though, you would be absolutely right to try to stop them. They may resist or give you a hard time, but you may be saving their lives, and other lives as well.

It's a BIT off-topic, but I've periodically wondered about this myself: What is a good way to coax a friend into handing over the keys if that person has been drinking and does not seem sharp enough to drive? Anybody have ideas on this one?

12-28-2006, 03:06 AM	#39 (permalink)
belugagirl Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 59	"Friends Don't Let Friends Drive Drunk" RandomGuy, I'm glad to hear it. Good for you. If you see friends about to drive under the influence, though, you would be absolutely right to try to stop them. They may resist or give you a hard time, but you may be saving their lives, and other lives as well. It's a BIT off-topic, but I've periodically wondered about this myself: What is a good way to coax a friend into handing over the keys if that person has been drinking and does not seem sharp enough to drive? Anybody have ideas on this one?