Drunk Driver blames tree, squirrel, cat,.......

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Deflection of responsibility is so typical of those in the midst of their addiction. Sad but true. Hope this is the bottom for this guy, though that's not always the case. The driver is lucky it was a tree and not a person.
 
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:crazy: :crazy: :crazy: :crazy: :crazy:
 
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Sure blame a cat! :cat:
 
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