I don't drink, but if I did, I'd insist on a blood test for two good reasons: It is going to be the most accurate thing, and arranging for it takes longer, giving your liver more time to reduce your BAC.
Actually, your BAC increases in that ride over to the hospital. You'll see California Highway Patrol or regular police officers in no rush getting you to that room with the nurse and the needle. After all, most people who get pulled over for a suspected DUI were drinking just prior to the event and their BAC level hasn't peaked yet. You are better off sleeping in your car with your keys in the trunk (easier to say you had no intention of driving) or calling a cab or a friend to take you home.
'Engaging with religious liberals will not help to undermine extremists; it will only enable and protect them.'
Terry Sanders has published a thought-provoking article, Going to Extremes, in Guardian's Comment is Free section. He writes:
If I remember way back, I had a bad bout of allergy problems that started all of a sudden. Well I haven't talked about them, but the allergies still are there. In October, after blood testing results, I eliminated all wheat products from my diet. This hurts. I LIKE bread. I LIKE pasta. I LOVE rolls with lots of butter. I LOVE gravy smothering a good stew or mashed potatoes.
I have been studying the ethanol production process for quite a while because it is the subject of my first feature length / made for TV production. So naturally when I ran across a Slashdot Frontpage article about EtOH I was interested. Get the article from the source.
"Falling in love makes smoking pot all day look like the ultimate in restraint." -- Dave Sim, author of Cerebrus.
