Dirty DUIs

[Dave W]

"one of the most deplorable legal practices I have ever heard of"

If I were the judge, I'd throw the book at the ex-wives too.

[uwe]

LOL, but I see some contributory fault here:

Reporting from Martinez, Calif.— David Dutcher met Sharon on Match.com in late 2008, a few months after separating from his wife. "We had a lot in common," he recalled. Sharon loved four-wheel-drive trucks and sports.

They met for coffee, then dinner. Sharon was tall, slender, blond and beautiful. She moaned that she had not had sex in a long time. She told him he had large, strong hands and wondered if that portended other things. She described his kisses as "yummy."

"It felt a lot like Christmas," said Dutcher, 49, a tall, burly engineer with wavy red hair.

On their second date, Sharon suggested they join one of her friends "who was partying because she had closed a real estate deal," Dutcher said. They drove to an Italian restaurant in a suburb near San Francisco. Sharon's friend, "Tash," was a loud and raucous brunet who was pounding down shots.

The women fiddled with Dutcher's tie and massaged his neck and shoulders. The brunet unbuttoned her blouse to reveal generous cleavage. "I am way over my head with these girls," he remembered thinking. "I hadn't been out dating in a while."

Sharon had trouble finishing her tequila shots and asked Dutcher to help, he said. When the women went to the bathroom, two men at the other end of the bar peppered Dutcher with questions.

"Are you a celebrity?" they wanted to know.

The women suggested going to a house with a hot tub that Tash was housesitting, Dutcher said. He followed them in his truck. Within a few minutes, a flashing red light appeared in his rearview mirror. The officer said he had been swerving."


IF SOMETHIMG IS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE IT PROBABLY ISN'T.

True that is.  

[Psycho Bass Guy]

That's the nice thing about low self-esteem and paranioa; if I ever find myself in a situation where something seems unbelievably good, I KNOW to run like hell.

[rahock]

That's the nice thing about low self-esteem and paranioa; if I ever find myself in a situation where something seems unbelievably good, I KNOW to run like hell.

I'd just call that good sense and the benifit of experience.
Rick

[Pilgrim]

That's the nice thing about low self-esteem and paranioa; if I ever find myself in a situation where something seems unbelievably good, I KNOW to run like hell.

My informal definition of learning:

"Making a series of mistakes which teach you what NEVER to do again."

[gweimer]

It's amazing how many people will still touch a hot oven, even after having been burned.

[uwe]

Madness, my friends, is doing the same thing over and over, yet expecting different results everytime.

[Dave W]

Sure, the men were foolish to believe the flattery and more foolish to drive drunk. That doesn't change the fact that this was an evil plot, and the ex-wives had to know what they were doing when they signed on.

[uwe]

In any case, they were professionally catered for.