FabGuys.com forum: Drink Driving

By *andsy OP Man
2 weeks ago

tynemouth

It’s late (3:30am). Been out, taxi home, in bed browsing on here. Get a message from a guy nearby asking if I can travel. I say normally yes but not right now as I am over the drink/drive limit.

Get two messages saying ‘roads are quiet’, I ‘won’t get caught’ and I should risk it as he wants my load.

Blocked him as there’s no way I am chancing it and don’t really want to meet someone who thinks it’s acceptable.

Would you have chanced it?

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By *ewthrillsMan
2 weeks ago

Coventry

No. I wouldn't have.

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By *ldHoleBSEMan
2 weeks ago

Bury St Edmunds

As someone who has worked in A&E and seen the results of people drink driving I certainly wouldn’t. Well done you too, it's a shame more people don’t have your attitude.

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By *ave 6565Man
2 weeks ago

Leeds

Definitely not and he shouldn’t have encouraged you , we all crave cock but no cocks worth ruining your life or that of others xxx

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By *nsatiablebottom123Man
2 weeks ago

Barnet

Absolutely not. You made the right decision.

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By *3243Man
2 weeks ago

EDINBURGH

Absolutely not. I'd be devastated if I lost my licence.

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By *tmguylookingMan
2 weeks ago

Chesterfield

I've been asked to do this a good few times, my stock answer is... so you'd be alright with a few road deaths on your conscience. No thanks.

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By *iss Leanne BTV/TS
2 weeks ago

Manchester

No.

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By *anDadBodMan
2 weeks ago

Speke

It staggers me how many people still think drinking and driving is acceptable.

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By *antsMeetsMan
2 weeks ago

uxbridge

Anyone that knowingly allows it is just as bad.

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By *eiseMan
2 weeks ago

Cumbernauld

Makes me think of other ways he might show that selfishness and complete lack of care for you and others.

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By *excessMan
2 weeks ago

Sleaford

Not a chance, the implications of getting caught would be drastic.

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By *ie Vliegende GeordieMan
2 weeks ago

stockie

It’s a particular success in the UK that we have come to view drink driving as anti-social, a bit like smoking.

Other countries need to catch up

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By *ouseblendMan
2 weeks ago

Carshalton

100% not, anyone who thinks it is okay to drink and drive is by definition a cunt

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By *erscumdumpMan
2 weeks ago

Watford & Worth Matravers

Absolute no, and instant block. The trash took itself out for you there.

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By *roticbttmMan
2 weeks ago

sexyville

If I was close enough I would come suck your load deep to reward you for a great decision made

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By *antsMeetsMan
2 weeks ago

uxbridge

"It’s a particular success in the UK that we have come to view drink driving as anti-social, a bit like smoking.

Other countries need to catch up "

Yes , Thailand for one, it was rife there everyone done it, mostly a danger to themselves and I regret to say me as well when I was young and stupid and lived there, riding motorbikes pissed, the police didn't care and would let you off iff you gave them 500 bath. Turns my stomach now, when I go back there I get taxis if I don't want to walk.

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By *antsMeetsMan
2 weeks ago

uxbridge

"It’s a particular success in the UK that we have come to view drink driving as anti-social, a bit like smoking.

Other countries need to catch up

Baht lol. Stupid phone

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By *cunnySucker69Man
2 weeks ago

Scunthorpe

No chance

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By *astDevonGuyMan
2 weeks ago

East Devon

Never

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By *regABCMan
2 weeks ago

blackhall

Not worth it mate licence for life load for an hour

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By *nchsolentMan
2 weeks ago

Fareham

Never, as an ex firefighter and now ambulance service the carnage I have witnessed over the years is horrendous. Lives ended or changed forever

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By *heshguy2024Man
2 weeks ago

Widnes / Runcorn

You 100% did the right thing x

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By *atchmo_Jizz!Man
2 weeks ago

Wolverhampton

You did the right thing.

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By *estlondonguyMan
2 weeks ago

Hammersmith

💯 did the right thing. We all love a bit of love on valentines but not worth denting your car or a person for

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By *LASGOW 60s GUYMan
2 weeks ago

Glasgow

Right decision! If he thinks drink driving is ok what else doesn't matter? How about his sexual health?

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By *ennthebigMan
2 weeks ago

Erdington

Never. I don’t drive but it’s not worth the risk.

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By *untimes60Man
2 weeks ago

London

No way.

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By *itherMan
2 weeks ago

Leeds

"It’s late (3:30am). Been out, taxi home, in bed browsing on here. Get a message from a guy nearby asking if I can travel. I say normally yes but not right now as I am over the drink/drive limit.

Get two messages saying ‘roads are quiet’, I ‘won’t get caught’ and I should risk it as he wants my load.

Blocked him as there’s no way I am chancing it and don’t really want to meet someone who thinks it’s acceptable.

Would you have chanced it?"

No way.Just not worth the risk of injuring yourself and maybe other people, not to mention wrecking your car.

Good decision.

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By *eedsbearmanMan
2 weeks ago

Leeds

No, never. And good on you as well for making the right decision.

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By *ark bi ukMan
2 weeks ago

Glossop / Stockport

When I was a teen the drink driving limits were higher and if I'm being honest no-one batted an eyelid because drink driving was commonplace. There was no stigma or shame and little understanding of the consequences.

Hell, most folk didn't wear seatbelts either.

It's amazing what education and awareness did. I remember the national campaigns and the effect it had on people.

I changed overnight and wouldn't dream of driving with even a sip of alcohol and its been that way ever since.

I think I'm in the majority now.. but there are those who still drink and drug drive without a second thought. We see them every night on police interceptors...

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By *tewartfoster1Man
2 weeks ago

Wolverhampton

Good call it's not just the traffic you could hit

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By *roy8Man
2 weeks ago

Perthshire

If those who D and D see the devastation it causes as I have done over 3 decades at RTAs they would regret their decision,good on you mate

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By *ustOneBearMan
2 weeks ago

Neath

He was a cnut for asking.

I’m sure if you had been caught he would have paid your fine and driven you around for the year your license was revoked.

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By *onmar01Couple (MM)
2 weeks ago

Bargoed

Definitely not, well done you. Even one drink can have an effect on you.

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By *ridguy50Man
2 weeks ago

Bridlington

I won’t drive the morning after I have been drinking until I know I am clear of alcohol. If you hurt someone else how would you be able to live with yourself

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By *ildwestheroMan
2 weeks ago

Llandrindod Wells

Good to see everyone here in full and sensible agreement

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By *ro4hoes2Man
2 weeks ago

Newport

As someone who in my teens( over 20 years ago) was stopped for, and prosecuted for drink driving, I learned pretty quickly what an absolute idiot I had been. Its a shame that loosing my licence was the wake up I needed, but I've never,ever done it since. Not even a drop, and I always consider if I need to drive the next day. A tonne of metal and clouded judgment should never go together. There's no excuse for using alcohol or drugs as something that ultimately is a conscious decision, they could be devastating, for you and for others.

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By *os001Man
2 weeks ago

Oxford

No way, too many irresponsible twats on the road already.

There will be selfish dicks who would do though and probably cause some injury or fatality to others just to get their balls emptied.

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By *awihMan
2 weeks ago

Aldershot

Agreed 100% the right thing to do by refusing to drive. It may have been 03:30 but things can still happen, and if you did have an accident (anyone else involved or not) you would have been the one who had to live with the consequences not the idiot who expected you to drive.

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By *xLedZepxx2Man
2 weeks ago

Didcot

To be honest anyone messages me in the early hours of the morning or late at night can go do one, whether I've been drinking or not, there's no way I'm leaving the house or inviting anyone round for that matter.

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By *obbertMan
2 weeks ago

In a world of my own

"It’s late (3:30am). Been out, taxi home, in bed browsing on here. Get a message from a guy nearby asking if I can travel. I say normally yes but not right now as I am over the drink/drive limit.

Get two messages saying ‘roads are quiet’, I ‘won’t get caught’ and I should risk it as he wants my load.

Blocked him as there’s no way I am chancing it and don’t really want to meet someone who thinks it’s acceptable.

Would you have chanced it?"

Absolutely not!

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By *ancman2Man
2 weeks ago

Carmarthenshire

No, you did the right thing

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By *upertedMan
2 weeks ago

Nelson

It's the usual horn causing requests like this.

I'd been messaging a fella who was out at a local darts tournament. Miscomms somewhere as I thought he was coming to mine on the way home.

1230am and he's back online and messaging me. Told him I was ready when he said oh no! I've had like 5 pints.

I'd had a few cans at home too. He asked me to drive over as about 15mins away.

Got all arsey then when I said I wouldn't. Just blocked his profile.

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By *eefandfurMan
2 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Never. The worst thing that can happen isn't you getting fined and losing you license. It's you ending someones life.

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By *oxymusicMan
2 weeks ago

Cowbridge

Of course dd is stupid and roundly condemned on here, however, how many contributors use their mobile whilst driving?

I drive a lot for a living and I see so many each day.

I remember watching a tv show and the presenter was put to the test, on a private circuit, with various obstacles, like a pram emerging between parked cars, and he drank up to 4 pints of beer and his reactions were better compared to when using a mobile phone, with texting being the worst.

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By *iguy73Man
2 weeks ago

Oldham

Definitely not. I work on a zero tolerance level.

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By *ophie_GTV/TS
2 weeks ago

Gainsborough

No.

I had a work colleague killed by a drink driver

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By *ub guy 68Man
2 weeks ago

Keith

Defo not.

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By *damb00Man
2 weeks ago

Leicestershire

It’s not worth the risk, you’re a cunt if you drink drive

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By *ungandMan
2 weeks ago

daveyhulme

Definitely not worth the risk

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By (user no longer on site)
2 weeks ago

No. But would I say that if I'd had a few myself?

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By *lly69coolMan
2 weeks ago

shanklin

"He was a cnut for asking.

I’m sure if you had been caught he would have paid your fine and driven you around for the year your license was revoked. "

…And paid for the extra premium on your insurance? I think not. You were very wise

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By *ustaguy888Man
2 weeks ago

Hamilton

Zero tolerance in Scotland. Even one drink is not permitted. Agree with the comments about texting while driving. One mistake could affect an entire family's life

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By *estafellaMan
2 weeks ago

Leicester

Drink driving is for morons! We are all free to take our own risks, but DD risks the safety and lives of others too!

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By *ibblefishMan
2 weeks ago

louthish

Never any excuse, ruins lives usually those of innocent people

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By *ack_69erMan
2 weeks ago

Beverley

Right decision, but the idiot was too thick to also realize that if someone has been drinking,that they have had too much to drink and they may have a touch of the "Brewers Droop" and they won't be getting your "load"

I've been there, someone wanted me to suck them off, when I got there, they had been drinking and they couldn't even get a hard on no matter how long I sucked and licked, just a limp dick. Waste of a journey.

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By *cunnySucker69Man
4 days ago

Scunthorpe

No, you might spill it

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By *hy Cock 2026Man
3 days ago

christchurch Dorset

You can’t take the risk not for a bit of cock

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By *ruditus gentMan
3 days ago

Market Rasen

Anyine even considering drinking and then gerting into a car is a cunt.

Unless it is not alcohol, of course. Do not have a cup of Yorkshire tea and then feel shame.

Alcohol though = no touchy car

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By *ndrew40Man
3 days ago

hartlebury

No. You avoided a complete idiot

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