Originally Posted by
buffmike80
When I was a senior in HS we had a tradition called "senior sunrise" and then "Senior Breakfast". Well the word on the streets were that the faculty was gonna do Breathalyzer test at breakfast and any one who tested positive would not be allowed to walk. So the entire class used mouthwash in the parking lot before going into breakfast, everyone tested positive!!! And everyone still got to walk!!! We will see how long that rule stays around when every pilot in the US test positive.
They were having people breathalyzed "randomly" at my HS graduation, too. Fantastic.
Even though we may have gone slightly batty in this country, I can't see this happening in the United States. It wouldn't actually add anything to the bottom line, and wouldn't make anyone safer, so what was the point again?
