So a guy I work with said that he had a random thought and he was confused about it. He said so if you go and pick up some beer from the store are you able to drink it before you get home. I'm really not sure how you can do it without the cop assuming you were drinking in the car and chucking cans out the window. You cant cant drink in the car, most stores have a sign that says no drinking on premises and you can't have an open container. If you were to get pulled the cop would smell the beer, see your pack of beer and notice one was missing, how do you go about proving that you didn't drink it at the gas station and that you didn't drink it ijn the car and toss it. Legally you could brown bag it in a parking lot and dispose of it, but it still really would end up looking like you were littering.

I don’t know, but I’m guessing that you’re experimenting ... ?

Drinking an alcoholic beverage or having an open container in a vehicle is a traffic infraction, not a crime under RCW.
Until July 1, 1983 it was legal to drink and drive in WA, provided you weren't over .10

The YL having lived here her whole life couldn't comprehend having an open container as a passenger while were in New Orleans. "Yes, my dear. You don't have to finish your beer here. You can drink it in the car."

"aliens invading"







where the fuck is my "retard thread?"

The question shouldn’t be about why Americans give guns as presents but why people in other countries don’t. We know why, of course, but that’s why it’s tragic. Here we stand, one of the few remaining bastions of freedom in the world, because, without the right to bear arms, there is no freedom. So yes, we give guns as presents.

To think of the millions of people who are denied their constitutional right…

There’s no way this nation would allow this to be the case if we were talking about voting rights or right to free speech. There’s no way at all it would be tolerated. There would be congressional hearings on the matter and the talking heads on both sides would be blaming someone for the problem while saying something needs to be done about it.