I can't say with certainty that Newt Gingrich won't play third base for the Orioles next year. I wouldn't bet my life on whether or not a racehorse could beat a goat in the Kentucky Derby. Chances are good that I won't get a call from Bon Jovi's management, saying, "Jon's sick with a sore throat and he wants you to fill in for him this weekend," but none of these things are outside the realm of possibility.
I mean, look. Anything is possible. But you would see the Newtster manning the hot corner for the Birds, you'd see Bill E. Goat roaring down the homestretch at Churchill Downs, five lengths ahead of Shitferbrains, and you'd hear me singing "It's My Life" to an adoring throng outdoors at a ballpark before you would see my father, were he still among us, sitting back with a can o' suds and a Jackass DVD.
In fact, I was telling someone the other day, there are times I do things, and I feel like I'm getting heavenly intervention in my ear ("Now, connect the lead wire to the terminal, and wrap the ground around the box itself") as I do things, and every now and then I hear a voice, very dignified and somber, telling me - asking me - what I'm doing. This generally occurs when I am about to try to throw an extension cord over top of a telephone pole, or something else especially dunderheaded. Dad knew what he was doing, and he advises me to this day.

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DWI is DWI, no matter HOW you write it up. As an ex-cop, all I can say is this:
"WHY do you think he was in so many JACKASS shows?"
Think of it as Evolution in Action.
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