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Well done to the drunk tool in the Silver Series 2 33 who smashed through a fence at the front of the Bridie O' Rileys in Brunswick @3am on Sunday. Apparently this idiot dude drove off then came back still totally drunk and off his dial to look for his number plate! I feel sorry for the Renault he hit on the way through fence.

Anyone know this d&*k? Well the police will chase him up anyway as the folks @Bridies spotted his plates.

Thats not how i herd it.

yes the owner of the r33 was drunk

but the r33 was in charge of getting him home and was doing this when it

was picked on by the Renault and the r33 stood its ground and hit the Renault.

ive seen it happen before....

cars will be cars

Drunk 33 Driver Smashed Through My Mates Fence....

...smashed through a fence at the front of the Bridie O' Rileys in Brunswick...

your mate owns Bridie O'Rileys??? Why haven't you organised a drinks night for us there then?

:laugh:

cheap drinks for all!!

Thats not how i herd it.

yes the owner of the r33 was drunk

but the r33 was in charge of getting him home and was doing this when it

was picked on by the Renault and the r33 stood its ground and hit the Renault.

ive seen it happen before....

cars will be cars

ohh the plot thickens...

nah i'm blaming it on Paul too >_<

P.S my mates live across the road from Bridies. If they owned Bridies most of us would be dead from alcohol poisoning due to the readily available cheap drinks.

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