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Gidday all,
Spoke to Jeremy yesterday. His first words were "I'm sorry". That means fuck all if it's not followed by actions and I've seen loads of mates go the same way.
I reckon he's a massive talent and so hope he's hit bottom and is on the way up. Only time will tell. I'm standing by him because A) I'm a stupid fuck, B) I want to see him ride like he used too (not in the ride away from the cops at high speed sort of way) C) I don't want to see him kill someone or himself.
Good on you, Dots.
this tool is 41 fucking years old. it's over johnny, no one gives a fuck about him skiing anymore. fuck him in his fuck hole.Quote:
Originally Posted by dotsbitch
Sweet. Buttahflake on ignore.
apparently he blew a .26....
Only time I've seen Nobis off the mountain was at the 7-11 at the base of Big Cottonwood. He was buying a 12 pack of PBR and two bottles of Fiji water.
It was in the police blotter in this morning's paper.
Too bad he wasn't driving his avalanche down a 50 degree slope at 65mph, while hitting 30 foot airs....he might have gotten away from the cops. Bummer.
He's going to prison. That's black out drunk on a multiple offense.Quote:
Originally Posted by Black Market
Not a good place to be running off the road at 100mph.Quote:
Originally Posted by skiing-in-jackson
Well, he will probably have the company of a few other extreme skiers in Rawlins...
show some respect, douche bag.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snowcat77
So more than 5 years between DUIs, so probably no jail time from the DUI. But he has a host of other charges that could be jail time.
WY laws are fucking pussy. I have a friend who did 6mo in jail (reduced from 1yr for agreeing to alcohol counseling), lost his license for 2 years, 120 hours service, and $1500 fine for a DUI because he had a prior DUI on his record from 19 years before. Not saying he didn't deserve it, but in WY he would have 3mo suspension, small fine, and no jail or service.
Blow over 0.16 in CO and you are doublefucked and labeled a "persistent drunk driver"
Nobis' film segments have stood the test of time a lot better than Phish's music has.Quote:
Originally Posted by buttahflake
You've obviously not gone before judge Timothy Day.Quote:
Originally Posted by Summit
and this is no ordinary DUI
haven't gone before a judge for anything knock on woodQuote:
Originally Posted by advres
Oh yeah, Judge Day is special- I did the drivers ed thing in WY to get out of a 1st time speeding ticket in Teton County, and since I couldn't appear in person he made me hire a local lawyer to represent me, which, as far as I can tell, goes against the way the law is written. Then he almost didn't dismiss the ticket, apparently because I didn't hire one of his local buddies to represent me. $200 extra bucks out of my pocket just to kiss his ass. Crook.
For my non accident completely cooperative DUI (had an out of state prior 10 years earlier), he made me go for a "review" at an in-town detox (which people say he has a financial stake in). Upon my interview I was forced into a program that I could not get out of. He forced me to blow a breathalyzer twice a day until my trial in a very limited window (morning and night). When I showed up late (5 minutes) for one due to my inability to get there (I lived in the village with no license and I had to get into town), I got arrested the next day when I went in to blow. He gave me a warning but I didn't get to see him until the next day so I spent the night in jail. Then I blew hot once due to fucking NyQuil (any trace alcohol is a violation) and was locked up for months awaiting my trial (which kept getting pushed back with no reasoning). The DA said NyQuil won't trigger the breathalyzer but I had witnesses to what I did and who I was with the night prior and still they didn't believe me.Quote:
Originally Posted by sftc
He made me quit my bartending job because I "was dangerous to myself and others" Even the guys at TGR watched over me and enforced a no alcohol policy for me. I was doing my shit, taking it like a man but he still felt the need to lock me up because he treats everyone like a fucking number, not a human being. Because of him I lived in jail for quite a while. He essentially ruined my then life. But thanks to him, I decided to bounce from that hell HOLE and move on with my life. Which now I couldn't be happier, except I don't get to shred the hole everyday.
Was I wrong to drive drunk? Absofuckinglutely. Did he take Sheriff Arpaio kind of "fuck you" attitude against me? Absofuckinglutely. Fuck that guy, right in the ass.
this 'test of time' you speak of, is it performed road-side?Quote:
Originally Posted by 131crew
Nobis, all the best.
Ask Trey, he could tell you exactly what tests are performed road-side, eh?Quote:
Originally Posted by westoxified
its amazing how every state is completely different. back in the 90's in NC had two dui's in the matter of three years...never even saw the court room.Small tiny town lawyers and judges in cahoots, everything was handled on the DL with alot of money out of pocket ( 3000 first time 5000 second time, which was worth spending every penny since i didnt loose my license or anthing.....even now in Pa i think things are different than five years ago with the .08 instead of .10. Not sure how long you loose your license for on the first or second but at 41 not going to find out either. Make the wife drive everywhere. I kinda of feel that the law should be universal across the country instead of state to state....any thoughts???/
Pretty standard everywhere now. Blame Bush:Quote:
Originally Posted by mtnbiker/boarder
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Following through on a congressional order, the Bush administration proposed Thursday to withhold a percentage of highway money from states with drunken-driving laws that fall short of federal standards. The penalty could potentially cost states between $100 million and $400 million in construction, maintenance and safety grants over several years. States are grappling with some of their worst budget shortfalls in memory and virtually all are already committed to road and bridge repair schedules.
They are counting on federal dollars to help them pay those costs. The Bush administration proposed $29 billion in highway funding earlier this week for the next fiscal year.
It doesn't matter what Nobis was known for, how rad a skier he once was or even if he is a really nice, sincere guy when he is sober. At this point, Nobis is just another fucking loser, drunkard with multiple DUI convictions who is a god damn menace to society and pretty much deserves jail time. Having two DUI incidents of trying to out run the cops and not going quietly when they do catch him is pretty much begging to spend a few years locked up. I hope the local yokel judge does throw the book at Nobis as it will be the only thing that might smarten him up and potentially save an innocent victim from his completely out of control behavior.