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It means that if I get pulled over and blow over the limit again then I get my arse kicked.

Speeding and other driving offences do not effect the bond.

Duncan, I got the urge to get totally smashed the other night and drive to melbourne... fortunatly my fuel tank was empty so I couldn't even go up the street to buy the grog!!!LOL

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Duncan if I get done again then I go back to the same Judge and he can then take my licence for 5 years and give me the maximum fine penalty available for DUI. Been driving like a grandmar since the verdict.

How bout this deal... You guys bet that I can't make it, $50 minimum bet and if I do I keep the money... what ya think?

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So does that mean that when you lobbed the other night with a beer in your hand that Jody (with a beer in her hand) was the driver? - Just so I know what to tell the punters if they happen to ask.

PM me if you like so know one knows that this happened.

Confidentiality is good.

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