GF got a DUI with my car
 

GF got a dui with my car. How do I get it back? need it for work

You wait.

as the registered owner you can request release i believe. it's been discussed many times in this forum. do a search for it.

Read the documentation provided to your girlfriend that is for the registered owner of the vehicle.

key question: is she still your gf?

If she is, enjoy the unlimited sandwiches that are coming your way. I hear turkey, live pate, cranberry put together on multigrain with love tastes awesome!

Fuck the sandwiches.

You can now have it anytime anywhere.

Enjoy OP

Win thread is full of win.

I think you forgot to put 'Ex' in front of girlfriend.

can't find the thread with that information. just looking for past experiences

I prefer whatever was used to make my pate be dead before I eat it.

When I got my dad's car impounded in 2010 (for excessive speeding, and before anyone decides to beak me off, I didn't dispute it and paid my dues) he was able to request a release as he was the registered owner AND principal operator of the vehicle. He also made the argument that he uses his car for hauling tools and HVAC parts so he would be "greatly affected" (LEOs words, not mine) if he didn't have it for 7 days. It's always worth a shot.

And I would also break up with her, if both A) unlimited, no restrictions sex and B) unlimited, no restrictions home-cooked meals, were not part of the apology package. Just my $0.02

Ah yes Revscene where a man's girlfriend becomes a slave if she gets a DUI


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Sounds like a pretty good trade

pics of gf

Read the title, came in here and let me say I am not surprised by the unnecessary comments. I know some are just jokes and its funny, but because of these sexist jokes, it drives female car enthusiasts away from these forums.

Yea i know, the Gf did something wrong, and obviously shes going to have to take responsibility but to end a relationship based on whether she carries out ur "apology package" to provide "unlimited, no restriction sex" is just ridiculous. That's just my $0.02.

So is your dad still your dad or did you bend over for him :troll:

I can end the relationship based on the fact that she is a stupid idiot for drinking and driving. That's my choice on whether or not I want to associate myself with dumbasses.

There is literally NO EXCUSE to drink and drive.

Doesn't matter if its my girlfriend, my best friend, or I dare say even a family member. If I don't feel they have learned the lesson, or aren't owning up to the fact that they did something stupid, I'm done. I don't want to be around that person any longer.

The risks associated with drinking and driving are so apparent and documented that it's literally like a delayed game of Russian roulette.

^ lol you didn't understand his post

You fucking clown LOL seriously.

I guess he should have specifically quoted this, cause I missed the comment:

In that case yeah I agree with him.

But my point still stands, I can choose not to be friends with anyone if they drink and drive. Why would you want to be friends with someone so stupid.

Because I don't want to be friends with people who act like idiots, by risking not only their own lives, but the lives of innocent bystanders or others in the vehicle?

You must be pretty lonely up on that pedestal of yours, especially since one poor decision is all it takes for a person to be kicked out of your life.

Thread revived to popcorn status! Carry on, gentlemen.

It ain't a one hit thing, but like I said if you don't learn your lesson then you have a serious problem.

Look you guys can think what you want about me, but most of my friends know where I stand on the subject. Until you guys lose a family member to drunk driving like I have, then you can come back and visit this issue.

I am by no means a perfect human being, I am an asshole, im a dickhead, and frequently I am unfair, and thickheaded.

But drunk driving is SOO SO SO stupid that there really isn't any excuses.

EDIT: For the record I hope nobody in here ever has to deal with a death in their family or friends or in any capacity related to DUI, but if by some unfortunate, terrible event something does happen, you might better understand my view on the topic.

Soooo….. a bit off topic but what was GF up to that resulted in dui?

I'd imagine drinking somewhere, followed by driving to somewhere else.