California DUI Suspect Redefines Irony

[ghosttruck]

A drunken-driving arrest in California took a surprising turn when it emerged that the suspect was driving a car that warned against drunken driving.

The driver had been weaving across lanes on Interstate 80 around 4 a.m. Sunday, according to California Highway Patrol's Oakland bureau.

The advertisement on top of the vehicle, from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, read: "I should probably get a ride home" (with "probably" crossed off). It also said, "Buzzed driving is drunk driving."

"Ironic for someone driving drunk with a sign encouraging not to drink & drive," highway patrol wrote.

California man accused of DUI drove car with anti-DUI sign

A drunken-driving arrest in California took a surprising turn when it emerged that the suspect was driving a car that warned against drunken driving.

www.foxnews.com

 

[lithiumgirl]

If you can't afford cab fare or to hire a car, you're to poor to go out and drink ... stay the fuck home, and if can and you're just to arrogant to care, then you're not safe enough to share the road with the rest of us, so get the fuck off if it.

 

[TX Leather Face]

I always wondered if this would work. Guess I know the answer now.

 

[LFODBiker]

Is this one of those 'you can put a sign on my car if you pay me' services? If so then he's drunk on the job.

 

[Future_Milf]

If you can't afford cab fare or to hire a car, you're to poor to go out and drink ... stay the fuck home, and if can and you're just to arrogant to care, then you're not safe enough to share the road with the rest of us, so get the fuck off if it.