Things that you don't understand

[mighty_tiger_79]

How do you drive at 0.434?

Swerving all over the road??

[Booney]

How do you drive at 0.434?

Swerving all over the road??

Woman found asleep in a running car at Strathalbyn last night, blew 0.434....

[Brodlach]

It’s a wonder she isn’t dead.

How much alcohol would you need to drink to get to that level

[Booney]

At 100kg ( coz the chart is in pounds ) 32 standard drinks in 4 hours gets you to 0.437

1.6 drinks per beer = 20. Work on 20 beers in 4 hours for a 100kg male. 14 beers in 4 hours for a 70kg female.

At 0.40 you're at risk of coma, you're body shutting down as it just stops breathing.

[Lightning McQueen]

How do you drive at 0.434?

Swerving all over the road??

Woman found asleep in a running car at Strathalbyn last night, blew 0.434....

She must have been pissed if she thought the car was running.

[Brodlach]

At 100kg ( coz the chart is in pounds ) 32 standard drinks in 4 hours gets you to 0.437

1.6 drinks per beer = 20. Work on 20 beers in 4 hours for a 100kg male. 14 beers in 4 hours for a 70kg female.

At 0.40 you're at risk of coma, you're body shutting down as it just stops breathing.

For a male a beer every 12 minutes, with having to pee every 15 minutes it equates to about a beer every 9 minutes. Not bad going

[Booney]

Were you tracking me at the golf Saturday?

[Brodlach]

Were you tracking me at the golf Saturday?

Um, no.

[mighty_tiger_79]

Were you tracking me at the golf Saturday?

Um, no.

Seems you worked out his intake to distribution spot on

[Lightning McQueen]

At 100kg ( coz the chart is in pounds ) 32 standard drinks in 4 hours gets you to 0.437

1.6 drinks per beer = 20. Work on 20 beers in 4 hours for a 100kg male. 14 beers in 4 hours for a 70kg female.

At 0.40 you're at risk of coma, you're body shutting down as it just stops breathing.

For a male a beer every 12 minutes, with having to pee every 15 minutes it equates to about a beer every 9 minutes. Not bad going

15 minutes between pee's? I basically need a catheter after about 15 cans.

[Jimmy_041]

How do you drive at 0.434?

Swerving all over the road??

Woman found asleep in a running car at Strathalbyn last night, blew 0.434....

Some bloke got short changed...............

[dedja]

The Beaumont dig is becoming an unfortunate circus.

It’s been nearly 60 years, most likely everyone associated with that tragic event are now gone … just let it be.

[wenchbarwer]

The Beaumont dig is becoming an unfortunate circus.

It’s been nearly 60 years, most likely everyone associated with that tragic event are now gone … just let it be.

Absolutely, the latest announcement makes me think the next dig will be livestreamed on social media

[Pseudo]

The Beaumont dig is becoming an unfortunate circus.

It’s been nearly 60 years, most likely everyone associated with that tragic event are now gone … just let it be.

Speaking words of wisdom.

[mal]

Whatever it takes with the Beaumonts
It needs closure if at all possible
There are still relations , friends, people associated with the family to close the file

It was 59 years ago , if a person/persons are responsible , they may still be alive
There are 2 nonagenarian detectives who investigated the case that are still alive- who might desperately want closure

This case, with some sort of new advanced technology may provide answers one day

[Booney]

I agree, if for no other reason than 3 children can be properly laid to rest.

As a city, a state, we all need an answer and closure to the most notorious crime the state has ever had.

[dedja]

You’ve got many unsolved tragedies … Joanne Ratcliffe and Kirste Gordon at Adelaide Oval in 1973, the ‘Family’ murders in the late ‘70s to early 80’s, etc, etc.

On the Crime Stoppers website, there are 112 unsolved murder cases listed for South Australia. I dunno, there could easily be more.

100% agree to keep cases open where possible, and to follow-up on credible evidence, but my point regarding the Beaumonts is that the current dig has basically been driven by hearsay.

The 2 detectives who were previously on the case both stated that the dig was going to be unsuccessful.

There’s only so much you can do after many, many years … no bodies, no credible evidence or suspects. The sensational and IMO irresponsible reporting by some media doesn't help. We seem to live in a world of clicks rather than facts, but that’s a discussion for another day.

My wife lived across the road from Mark Langley before he disappeared. I went to primary school and knew the Bradshaw family really well … the Anthea Bradshaw-Hall murder has been devastating for that family, with her Dad, Martin Bradshaw going to his grave without justice being served.

No one tragic murder is more or less deserving of being solved, or is more or less notorious than another.

Just my view, everyone is entitled to theirs.

[Jimmy_041]

I agree, if for no other reason than 3 children can be properly laid to rest.

As a city, a state, we all need an answer and closure to the most notorious crime the state has ever had.

Then, hopefully, they go back and relook at the Joanne Ratcliffe / Kirste Gordon case

That's another one that hangs heavily over the State

[gadj1976]

I watched a few minutes of the closing stages of LIV in Adelaide the other night.

Joaquin Niemann won. He celebrated and then signed his card, left handed. So, he's a lefty that plays golf right handed? Is that unusual in golf?

[mighty_tiger_79]

I watched a few minutes of the closing stages of LIV in Adelaide the other night.

Joaquin Niemann won. He celebrated and then signed his card, left handed. So, he's a lefty that plays golf right handed? Is that unusual in golf?

Probably occurs less often in golf than other sports. But there are a few of those about.