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- Colby Rasmus
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0.047 . . . more people who should be dead.
Blood alcohol level of 0.047 and the boy lives to tell the tale. Thankfully, his fraternity brothers correctly reasoned the "trouble" they would get in for underage drinking was far less than they would get in for a dead frat bro.
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Re: 0.047 . . . more people who should be dead.
Max wrote:
Blood alcohol level of 0.047 and the boy lives to tell the tale. Thankfully, his fraternity brothers correctly reasoned the "trouble" they would get in for underage drinking was far less than they would get in for a dead frat bro.
I need to correct one thing. .047 is nothing. I've woken up with far worse then a .047. However, in the article... It's 0.47 which is quite a bit more substancial and usually fatal.
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Re: 0.047 . . . more people who should be dead.
I don't know what the problem is. His buddies left a sticky note on him.
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Re: 0.047 . . . more people who should be dead.
This was 30 years ago of course, but I think SAE's chapter at ASU had a bad reputation.
Sigma Nu was the fraternity I remember the most. They were turning up the collars on their pink Izod shirts and wearing madras shorts when you could walk around like that in public.
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Re: 0.047 . . . more people who should be dead.
What was the brand of shoes you had to wear to be in uniform?
Topsiders, of course. You silly man.
