Then there’s like every Jackie Chan movie <:TheodoreRooseveltLaugh:585130800870195200>

haha

Jackie chan was good, though IP man was far better

I’m pretty sure most of his stuff is Hong Kong related.

IP man was really good. Saw 1 and 2. I think there’s 4 now.

4? I thought only 3 movies

existed

Yeah I think one of them isn't part of the trilogy

Really?

I have to see it then cause I have watched the trilogy only

**Do alcohol and tobacco need to be outlawed due to their hazardous and occasionally fatal effects?**

**Should women be allowed to vote?**

**Would you be in favor for term limits on congressmen?**

@wwezombiegod I got a B* in RE. Suck my cock

See that's the problem with polls

It’s does in the new grade system

I'd outlaw tobacco. Not alcohol.

6= B*

Term limits for Congress? Is it the modern Congress, or *my* idea of a council of nobles?

Modern congress

Term limits. Zero days.

alcohol kills 88,000 per year

in US alone

Don't care

Give people a year in jail unprobated for DUI and see how that number changes

I don’t see how people get so many DUI. Fucking idiots. I just take them on a high speed chase and by the time they catch me they forget about the alcohol.

I have drunk and drove near 1000 times in my lifetime, pulled over 3x and still got away with it. Never did I drink to the point I was ever a hazard. People getting DUI's must be ridiculously drunk or bad liars/actors to the police.

@Deleted User you shouldn't drink and drive. Ever, regardless of the situation.

Haven't in over a year. From my experience though, it was very easy to do. Makes me worried how far others must push their limits to actually get a DUI or swerve around like idiots.

Cops can tell sometimes. You have to remember that arresting people comes with a lot of paperwork compared to just stopping and giving a warning. If they dont think you are a danger they probably wont bother unless they have checkpoints out.

You are probably right

We can tell, but DUI is a specialized skill.

And it's a really particular thing to make a good arrest and get a conviction. Field sobriety tests have to be done in an exact way, very methodical, and in some states it's not even part of basic training.

If I stop a car for a weird violation, like swerving, stopping when there's no stop sign, wrong side of road, go through a stop sign especially slowly without even touching brakes, or no head lights, that's a huge red flag for DUI

Regardless of the stop reason I watch for symptoms. Do they have trouble finding their ID? Motor skills? Slurred speech, smell of alcoholic drinks, actual drinks in the car, sleepy, etc?

And people who are always drunk sometimes can drive perfectly normal, no violation, and show no symptoms, yet they'll blow like a 0.4

My grandpa is like that last paragraph.

I think he actually drives better when drunk.

Yeah we had a guy in the Army get a DUI at .28

Said he was fine but the cop could obviously smell it

If it's 0.08 or above that's all I need for a case. If it's less, I can still prosecute but I need some moving violations and fail field sobriety