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SNobsessed
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In Iowa you can drink as long as you are not over .08. I personally won't drink behind the helm. That's what breaks are for.
BTW, I have a 2 beer limit, no kidding! |
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“Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy.”
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BuffaloBFN
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I'm too heavy to ski at 8 mph... Like Bruce said, here they'll take you straight to a launch complete with a waiting deputy! |
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Riley
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It is state law, so it varies. In Maine you can drink while driving a boat, so long as you don't reach .08. Then they treat it the same as a driving offence.
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Aemmer
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Is it legal to drink alchohol while under power operating a boat (say one beer)? Or does it depend on the specific state laws. I am paranoid about DUI laws (I would loose my job if I were to get a DUI so rarely even have one drink if out to dinner). Not sure how the open container law is enforced with boating.
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79nautique
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thought that was just you letting the air out slowly like they do when diving. |
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Hollywood
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Is that why there were bubbles coming up around his boat, heat?
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79nautique
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yea but not every sand bar has you standing there getting a hold of yourselve generating that much heat from the friction in your right palm. |
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quinner
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Larry,
I definitely noticed the "Two Beer" response! Have several friends that are Cops and they have all always told me that exact same thing, regardless of how intoxicated someone they stop appears to be, when asked they always respond with "2" as the magic number of drinks they have consumed. Riley, when in that type of environment just keep your mouth closed. The sand bar at GL last year was 10deg warmer then the rest of the lake!! |
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Hollywood
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I believe the implied consent law applies to the water too. What's the point of responding to that question if you are merely a passenger? If they see you with a beer in hand, you'll have to show ID. A sober driver is a must, that's about it though.
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75 Tique
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Funny you should ask. One guy got busted last night because someone was standing on the front of the boat taking a leak while underway. The cops stopped the driver who blew a .225 and was immediately cuffed. The cop's partner drove the RENTED!! boat back in. Funny, every single person the cops asked if they had been drinking replied the exact same thing "two beers" |
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Riley
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Quinner, I like the sound of the half naked, topless women, but where do all those beer drinkers process that beer to?
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quinner
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Larry,
I did see a portion of that show, pretty crazy party going on. Nothing wrong with having a good time just don't drive drunk. Years ago we made annual trips to the Lake of The Ozarks, very much the same thing, giant floating party, lot's of half naked and topless women, sorry Riley, can't think of anything gross about that!! |
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Riley
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Larry, saw the adds for it, but didn't see the show. It's a whole other world out there. I saw a picture of a party cove at that lake that shows hundreds of people and boats packed in with everyone standing in water up to their waste and with a can of beer in their hand. Pretty gross when you think about it.
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75 Tique
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Accidently stumbled across this show last night-has anyone seen it. By the looks of it its a series. Its like "cops" but on the water. Followed the cops around Lake Havasu to the various party rafts or just lone boats driving recklessly. It was spring break. Lots of drunks on rented boats or jet skis. They would cuff them and haul them in, drive their boats back in for them. Lots of ladies in not much, lots of drinking. Since I am not a fan of drunk wallys on the lake I applaud the actions of the cops. Despite the real dangerous situations, kind of fun to watch.
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