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To ask about drink driving offence?

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LanguidLobster · 28/06/2018 19:14

It's an old friend, I didn't ask about limits TBF but I knew they were disbarred for a year (nearly up now).

I innocently enquired a couple of days ago how much over the limit they were (nothing much happened, she clipped the curb) and they lost their temper with me!

I don't think it's bad to ask though, is it? They could easily have said they found that really embarassing and didn't want to talk about it. Or maybe I was out of order?

Didn't get why they found that offensive.

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ScreamingValenta · 28/06/2018 19:18

My guess would be that it's a sensitive subject and she didn't want to discuss it. The question might have come across as nosey, as it's not something you have a reason to know about.

HaudYerWheeshtBawbag · 28/06/2018 19:18

Don’t care if she found it offensive or not, she’s a C.U.N.T, she was “lucky” Angry nothing happened, she’s just furious at her own fuckity!!

Unfortunately for me, the arsehole drunk driver who mowed me down at 8 years of age, snapped chin bone in 3 places and crushed my femur, I now have titanium rods for “bones”

HaudYerWheeshtBawbag · 28/06/2018 19:19

*Snapped my shin bone Hmm

Notlivestock · 28/06/2018 19:23

I think it was a bit rude to ask. It's unlikely to be something they're proud of and they likely don't want it brought up routinely.

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