You know you've been reading too much true believer when...
Last night I'm watching CSI. The M.E. did an autopsy on a stipper. The stripper died in a hotel room, there was no allegation that she had been driving. The M.E. said, "Her B.A.C. was .3" and the CSI responded, "That's 3 times over the legal limit."
Legal limit for what? For being a stripper? She wasn't driving! There's no "legal limit" for how drunk you can be in everyday life! How is any legal limit even relevant? Sheesh.
There WILL be a legal limit if some people have their way. There is a national movement that started with a group of housewives on the east coast. They have accumulated a lot of power, and they get hundreds of thousands of dollars per year in donation. They call themselves W.A.D.S.
ReplyDeleteI think it stands for Wives Against Drunk Stripping.
That's not an uncommon expression in law enforcement circles. It's shorthand for x times the legal limit for driving. Typically, I've heard it used to describe how drunk a drunk in public defendant was. But you knew that, right? [-)
ReplyDeleteP.S. didn't almost everyone raise the drunk driving BAC to .08 after being bullied by congress? That'd make her closer to four times the limit than to three
that is a good idea. strippers should have a legal limit.
ReplyDeleteI believe that the legal limit for stripping is 18 -- 14 in Kentucky.
ReplyDeleteMaybe the hotel had some sort of policy?
ReplyDeleteBy the way, That's two posts in a row about strippers. . .
What's up with that?