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Forsety Sep 9, 2006 10:53 PM

Drunk drivers suck
 
... so please pray for the safety of my friend.

I don't, well, usually make threads like these but someone very close to me has gotten in a very bad car accident and she's hovering between life and death right now. (smashed by a drunk driver as the topic title implies...) It's tearing me up inside because I love her very, very much but I'm not allowed to see her because I'm not immediate family and she's still in critical condition.

I dunno, maybe this belongs in the angst forum... If it does go ahead and move it and I'm sorry, but I just had to say something because at this moment there is nothing else I can do but voice my concerns and pray that she is okay. You can discuss if it's ever happened to you and how things turned out if you want. I wouldn't mind some positive stories about how someone has had this happen and the person turned out to be completely okay. =/

Dalkaen Sep 9, 2006 11:28 PM

This is a big part of why I quite disapprove of alcohol. I really hope your friend is okay. That's all I can say. Thankfully, I haven't had anything like this happen to anyone I know.

valiant Sep 9, 2006 11:33 PM

Hmm it is always the irony that the drunk driver usually doesn't die over the one they injured due to the fact that the drunken driver's body is usually null when this occurs.
Hope your friend is well.

Rakka Sep 9, 2006 11:58 PM

Oh, my...it isn't much, I know, but I hope from the bottom of my heart that your friend pulls through this.

The Wise Vivi Sep 10, 2006 02:36 AM

Sorry to hear. I hope that your friend can make it through. I have never been affected by something like this, and its unfortunate that people have to. Drunk driving affects everyone in the end.... :(

Miles Sep 10, 2006 03:33 AM

What a terrible thing to happen. I'm very sorry to hear about this and I really really hope that she makes it through this ok. If you wanna talk to someone about it my ears are all open.

Misogynyst Gynecologist Sep 10, 2006 10:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dalkaen
This is a big part of why I quite disapprove of alcohol.

Stuff your stupid, silly attitude in a sack, jerk. Disapproving of alcohol because of a couple of assholes is like hating all black people because someone stole your car stereo. Get over your shitty morality.

That aside, this is really bad. I've had a scare or three like this and it never gets easy. I hope your friend is okay.

Dalkaen Sep 10, 2006 07:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LeHah
Stuff your stupid, silly attitude in a sack, jerk. Disapproving of alcohol because of a couple of assholes is like hating all black people because someone stole your car stereo. Get over your shitty morality.

I'd like to inquire how this isn't trolling.

But regardless, I have the right to disapprove of alcohol if I want. In my point of view, alcohol is utterly useless and causes far more harm than good.

Wojo Sep 10, 2006 07:36 PM

I really don't see how a drink of any kind can be "utterly useless."

Anyway Forsety I wish the best of your friend. I would really hate to see someone in circumstances like hers.

*AkirA* Sep 10, 2006 07:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LeHah
Stuff your stupid, silly attitude in a sack, jerk. Disapproving of alcohol because of a couple of assholes is like hating all black people because someone stole your car stereo. Get over your shitty morality.

How can you even compare the two with a straight face?

Sorry about your friend Forsety. I hope only the best for you and your friend out of this situation.

Crowdmaker Sep 10, 2006 11:09 PM

I echo everyone's sentiments here - I really do hope your friend makes it through this and doesn't have to die just because some idiot got irresponsible. Can't say I agree with Dalkaen, and LeHah's logic is spot on - alcohol is your friend if you respect it and consider its effects before inviting him home into your bloodstream. A little bit of alcohol goes well with a good meal and/or good friends. But knowing what alcohol does beforehand, getting smashed and hoping into a car to drive? That's just irresponsible, and it's no one's fault other than the driver, not even the alcohol's.

Not drunk driving related, but my brother and sister got into a bad accident when we were much younger. A pickup truck rammed the school van (which I luckily wasn't in), sending it flipping over and spinning around on it's back a bunch of times. My brother got flung out of the bus and had the flesh over his radius/ulna forearm-bone pair shaved off by a chunk of window glass. Luckly it wasn't the suicide side, so while he lost a shitload of blood, he made it through with a big ol' mass of not unattractive scar-tissue on top of his right arm and a conversation piece as keepsakes. Not sure if this was the story you were looking for, but I hope it helps, and once again, I'm here really hoping your friend makes it through this ordeal.

Unas Sep 11, 2006 03:12 AM

I'm terribly sorry to hear this, drunk drivers are a cancer on the human race, and are too stupid to care.

I sincerely hope your friend pulls through, she's in my prayers.

Nikodr Sep 26, 2006 09:58 AM

I think that death penalty should be used for those who drive and had drunk alcohol.Enough people have died because some people went to drink an extra glass;Death should be it,we should not just put them in jail or so.

There could excuse for many things,but there is no excuse for going and drinking and then driving.I know we all live in developed societies and countries,but lets just be more tough for those that drink.Ok lets not kill them,but rather do something like,never allow them to drive a car again,put them in jail for many years etc........

Best regards

Aya Sep 26, 2006 10:29 AM

ever heard of alcohole-lock for cars?

then again, those are easy to go around.

Death penalty are a bit much for drunk drivers. I'd be fine if they would suffer for the rest of their lives, knowing what they did.. oh and pay money to the family or the one suffered the damages for the rest of their lives.

I poked it and it made a sad sound Sep 26, 2006 01:27 PM

I agree with LeHah, though. Just because some people (IN THE MINORITY) abuse alcohol and put other peoples' lives at risk doesn't mean you should swear off alcohol all together. Thats the complete OPPOSITE END of the spectrum, and it makes you no better than an alcoholic.

If you can enjoy alcoholic beverages like an adult, you should. If you have no sense of self-control and are excessive about drinking, you maybe should consider staying away from the motherfucking booze.

Incidentally, there's an actual reason drunks rarely get hurt in accidents. A sober person tenses up and causes injury to themselves. A drunkard remains loose and rolls with the punches in the car.

I'm really sorry to hear about your friend though, Forsety. I hope she can pull through and I hope her family can give her strength through love.

gidget Sep 26, 2006 03:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sassafrass
I agree with LeHah, though. Just because some people (IN THE MINORITY) abuse alcohol and put other peoples' lives at risk doesn't mean you should swear off alcohol all together. Thats the complete OPPOSITE END of the spectrum, and it makes you no better than an alcoholic.

How does swearing off alcohol all together make you just as bad as an alcoholic?

Eleo Sep 26, 2006 04:06 PM

Because only a Sith deals in absolutes.

Paco Sep 26, 2006 04:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by christinajon
How does swearing off alcohol all together make you just as bad as an alcoholic?

I don't think she's implying that anyone who swears off alcohol is just as bad. It's that the logicality that once someone swears off alcohol it puts them on some moral high ground to group those of us who enjoy a good buzz now and again into a conclave of murderers and rapists who use "that devil juice" as an excuse to irresponsible behavior. Like she said, if you can't responsibly handle the booze you're better off staying away from it. I'm also not going to razz people who choose to stay away from the sauce either. That's a choice and I have to respect that.

Anyway Forsety, I hope your friend pulls through OK. Let's hope whoever caused this is currently atoning for his crime.

Bernard Black Sep 26, 2006 05:34 PM

I'm really sorry to hear about it Forsety; although I've never known anyone involved in a drink-driving accident, my brother has crashed plenty and when it's been bad he's always made it through. I hope your friend recovers okay, I'm sure with all the support she will.

Chibi Neko Oct 4, 2006 02:12 PM

gosh! I am so sorry to hear about this! I am totaly against drunk drivers, I think that penalties are not harsh enough! when someone is stupid enough to go drinking and then drive are not fit to have a licence.

Burp Oct 5, 2006 12:59 AM

Just add me to another guy who dislikes drunk drivers... i mean, this is not about penalties, this is just about to love your life and dont ever try to do something like that. Hope that your friend will be fine soon.

zergkiller Nov 4, 2006 06:51 AM

LeHah sounds like you were having a bad day.

You have to admit alcohol has its pros and cons as poor forsety's friend experienced.

Ayos Nov 5, 2006 02:57 PM

I don't really think Forsety's friend experienced anything except for the CONS of alcohol... as for the pros, well, everyone knows that the pros and cons of alcohol are mostly interchangeable. On one hand, it rids you of your inhibitions and makes things more enjoyable. On the other hand, it... rids you of your inhibitions, which makes it easy to get in trouble. Things like that.


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