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haha, driving drunk the wrong way up a one way street at 3:30 am. Who hasnt done that?

I've driven the wrong way down a street sober... not a stretch that someone who's Inebriated might follow the same path.

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i don't fault him for the public urination. i think most of us have done that.

Never understood why you could get in trouble for it in the first place. If someone saw you pissing and looked down there the perve not you.

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i was in 4th grade the first time i pissed in public. it was field day at my school, and i went to the tree line before the 50 yd dash. i got detention for a week.

As said before why the hell did they not get in trouble for watching you. Thats child porn right there. :D

Why is throwing up not a crime and pissing is. Both are bodily functions we have no control over.

I think my greatest public piss was pissing on the side of the court house. Very satisfying right there.

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