71F? and damp. Maybe. I gotta figure out what is going on with my weather station. How am I going to pretend I’m in control when I don’t even know how hot it is?<\/p>\n
I can’t control the puns though, and can’t resist one of my own. The DWI presentation was sobering. <\/p>\n
It’s also the only crime where you are actually going to be tried in court by a ‘jury of your peers.’ Practically every adult in the US has made a poor decision and driven when they shouldn’t. Subsequently, people get off that objectively shouldn’t.<\/p>\n
This is an especially big problem in TX and in Houston, and I’m mentioning it here because it’s very much a “don’t be there” dangerous situation. You can decrease your chances of injury or death by simply “not being there”. Don’t do it. On the flip side, as the officer pointed out, DUI\/DWI deaths happen at all hours of the day or night, but some times are worse than others. Avoid those times, avoid those places.<\/p>\n
Over one half week in the last month, with 4 major events in town at the same time, there were about 300 DWI crashes with 19 fatalities JUST IN HOUSTON. Those are entirely preventable deaths.<\/p>\n
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Busy day, in and out all day, although if it rains, who knows….<\/p>\n
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71F? and damp. Maybe. I gotta figure out what is going on with my weather station. How am I going to pretend I’m in control when I don’t even know how hot it is?<\/p>\n
I can’t control the puns though, and can’t resist one of my own. The DWI presentation was sobering. <\/p>\n
It’s also the only crime where you are actually going to be tried in court by a ‘jury of your peers.’<\/p>\n