I don't know...how old was the beer?
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Posted: May 15, 08 5:21am In Australia, a driver was fined Au$750 (about US$710) because he used a seat belt to secure a carton of beer in his car...  Posted: May 15, 08 5:36amI don't know...how old was the beer?... Younger than the kid. Posted: May 15, 08 9:20amIn Australia, a driver was fined Au$750 (about US$710) because he used a seat belt to secure a carton of beer in his car... Yeah, but you know how picky cops get about buckling kids down... Australia... Tie me kangaroo down, Sport, Tie me kangaroo down ... Posted: May 15, 08 9:36amYeah, but you know how picky cops get about buckling kids down... Australia... Tie me kangaroo down, Sport, Tie me kang... Is "kangaroo down" from really young kangaroos? You know, before they molt? Posted: May 15, 08 9:37amIn Australia, a driver was fined Au$750 (about US$710) because he used a seat belt to secure a carton of beer in his car... He only had 2 seatbelts in the car? Posted: May 15, 08 9:46amHe only had 2 seatbelts in the car? ... Don't know. But there were 2 other adults in the car sitting in the back seat. He buckled up the brew in the front seat and plopped the kid on the floor (actually the drive train hump) in the back. Personally, I have no problem with this. I mean, babies are important and all, but you can always make another one. But we're talkin' beer here. 'Nuff said. Posted: May 15, 08 9:51amIn Australia, a driver was fined Au$750 (about US$710) because he used a seat belt to secure a carton of beer in his car... This guy was only thinking about the passengers. If he had gotten in an accident, the beer would have been flung all over the car and hurt someone. At least this way, after the accident, he would still have the beer when he tells the other guys "Now I need a beer!" | ADVERTISEMENT  |
