Off topic & small talk: Chatterbox (Page 1394)

Falko wrote on 09.01.2025 at 22:19:

I once lost my driver's license at the age of 21 for 6 months because of alcohol. At that time a police car wanted to stop me and since I knew that I was at the A...h during an alcohol check, I just drove on with my car and ran away. I then hid on a dirt road by the Saale. But they had recognized my license plate and were waiting at my house, hidden outside the door. That's how they managed to catch me after all. I had to pay 1,800 Deutschmarks + attend a training course with 6 appointments (not an idiot test) and was not allowed to drive for 6 months. I was also young at the time and did a few things at that age. I wouldn't want to be as strict as you, you also have to show a bit of understanding when people are going through this phase. The older you get, the more sensible you become, at least in the vast majority of cases. I think a bit more understanding is better than being harsh.

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R3hab wrote on January 09th, 2025 at 10:39 pm:

4 friends were also young and partying and got in the car drunk instead of waiting, unfortunately it didn't turn out as well for them as it did for you.


Maybe the policemen were your protection that night
Punishment is better than death

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R3hab wrote on January 09th, 2025 at 10:39 pm:

4 friends were also young and partying and got in the car drunk instead of waiting, unfortunately it didn't turn out as well for them as it did for you.


Maybe the policemen were your protection that night
Punishment is better than death

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Patizi wrote on January 09th, 2025 at 10:48 am:

Never mind leave it. I'm interested in drugs and what they do to others. I'm not interested in some big corporation and any weighing up of which is worse or better.


It's also fundamentally about restrictions. 0.0 blood alcohol limit would also be great, otherwise your driver's license would be taken away for a few months. Only allowing it in closed rooms would probably also have an effect on adolescents and then how they deal with alcohol later in life.

And no, you're not always able to. I know that 100% because it affects me and my life so far. And it really p**ses me off when you try to judge it from above like that! In this case, you just don't seem to have a clue.

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Falko wrote on 09.01.2025 at 22:59:

I used to spend many of my evenings in a village pub and the village was too far away to walk. In a pub for the daily skat evening it was also common practice to have a few glasses of beer and the one or other Kümmerling

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R3hab wrote on 10.01.2025 at 00:37:What were you driving?

You could have ridden your bike back
Zack once not looked and you're in the tree that goes faster than you think

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Falko wrote on 10.01.2025 00:50:

I had a 5 series BMW back then, but that was ages ago. Nowadays, if you have a driver's license in Germany, you can't even ride a bike if you've been drinking alcohol.

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frapi07 wrote on 10.01.2025 01:02:

I also have a fun fact about this.

Red light violation as a pedestrian: Points in Flensburg possible. In particularly serious cases, the pedestrian may also face a driving ban . Important: Anyone can receive points in Flensburg if they are older than twelve years. It is therefore not decisive whether the person already has a driving license.

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