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  1. GrubFever
    This level of how drunk you are argument is addressed in the way WI OMVI 's are processed. An officer stops you for a traffic offensive and then suspects impairment. Field sobriety tests are run, and if enough indicators are present, you are arrested for OMVI. It doesn't matter if you are 90 pounds or 300 pounds. If you are impaired, you are arrested. If no impairment is shown, you obviously aren't. The officer may PBT you to see what your level is, but the PBT results are NOT admisible in court and can not be used as a basis for arrest. Only the results of the test (HGN, walk and turn, one legged stand) can be used. Also, if you are arrested, I suggest submitting to a chemical test to determine alcohol level (breath or blood). If you do, and are over the limit, your license is only suspended. Driving on a suspended license is only a ticket. Not submitting to a test automatically revokes your license, which if caught driving, is a criminal offense. Plus, blood results generally come back higher than breath. And, if you think you are not drunk, take the test. If it comes back low, it gives your attorney something to work with. Otherwise, the only thing the attorney has is a video of you doing field sobriety tests and looking wasted. Also, cooperation goes a long ways...
  2. GrubFever
    I have been a Brewer fan for as long as I can remember. Season ticket holder since 97. And this season I have observed people that don't care for baseball watching every Brewer game. I take a dog for a walk at night and I can see and hear the Brewers on the TVs around the neighborhood and people are talking (finally) about this team. But if they collapse, this won't happen again for a long time. Wisconsin loves the Pack, but only likes the Brewers, unless they are winning. This season, a lot of people are invested in this team. If they get burned, I don't think they will be back. As for myself, for the first time this season, I just couldn't get into the game last night. It's like I know what is coming and don't want it to happen. Like when in a relationship you know it is going wrong so you avoid the phone calls and e-mails, just so the break up doesn't seem so bad.
  3. GrubFever
    I received an e-mail Monday stating that I was selected to purchase up to 4 tickets to opening day. These tickets were listed as SRO, single seat tickets, and obstructed view. This offer provided a password good for today (wednesday) only and could only be used once.
  4. GrubFever
    I was just able to get 4 SRO tickets. There were some $140 seats left, no alcohol sections, and single seats.
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