[Shotimes] RE: A Reminder Of Why We Love The SHO

[Rick Glass]

You do realize that if you were to be in an accident, even if you were 
completely innocent, that open container could put you at fault regardless 
of the actual circimstances that caused the accident.
In no way is an open "beverage" being consumed by the driver of any car a 
safe thing and I really can't find any way to justify it, or think that it 
could even be considered ok by anyone that I know.

The few minutes it would take to drive home before you pop the top just 
doesn't seem worth the risk you put on yourself and others.

Just my .02.....

Rick Glass
    '99 SF  67k
         Flowmasters
         Kirk'd


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Peter Maggiacomo" <gtsrider@yahoo.com>
To: <shotimes@autox.team.net>
Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 1:50 PM
Subject: [Shotimes] RE: A Reminder Of Why We Love The SHO


> >Nope, Florida's open container law is very existant.
> And AFAIK,
> Beck's
>>is still beer here.
>
> "Hmmm...not something I would advertise, then."
>
> You're right George and I'm a big advocate of DUI.
> But 2 beers in a 1.5 hr period with a meal
> (1/4 pounder)is actually within legal limits, however
> the open container is not. Keeping my speed just
> slightly below and with traffic keeps one out of the
> spotlight.
> -Pete
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