Aren’t most modern cars keyless?As long as the keys aren't in the ignition they can't get you for DUI.
Aren’t most modern cars keyless?As long as the keys aren't in the ignition they can't get you for DUI.
This was many years ago. My keys were on the floor board and they couldn't do anything about it. Still have key fobs that need to be in the vehicle to start it right?Aren’t most modern cars keyless?
Our Teslas are controlled by phone or watch.This was many years ago. My keys were on the floor board and they couldn't do anything about it. Still have key fobs that need to be in the vehicle to start it right?
A lot of newer cars are keyless (push button start) now, so that rule is antiquated. I would guess that sitting in a running car would suffice since, in the days when all ignitions had keys, the car couldn't be running if the key weren't in the ignition.As long as the keys aren't in the ignition they can't get you for DUI.
Reminds me of past AJ threads, to be honest.Why are we arguing the legality of a kid who has had problems in the past passing out **** faced in the drivers seat of his running vehicle with an open container. Feel like the discussion should be if he should still be on the team, not what he’ll be charged with.
AJ's transgressions are far, far worse than JW's (AJ has been caught driving lethally multiple times without alcohol involved, JW was just passed out in a stationary running car...), and AJ is far more destructive to team chemistry, and people on here were still clamoring for him long after it was well known what a complete pile of crap he is. With that said, it's more than fair to say it's time to move on from JW since it's clear he hasn't amended his ways.Reminds me of past AJ threads, to be honest.
You still have to have the key fob in the vehicle to start it correct?A lot of newer cars are keyless (push button start) now, so that rule is antiquated. I would guess that sitting in a running car would suffice since, in the days when all ignitions had keys, the car couldn't be running if the key weren't in the ignition.
IMO Brands would be a total hypocrite based on his prior handling of Pat Downey.
Stick around where, Iowa City? No thanks. When someone repeatedly shows you who they are, eventually it's best to believe them. It's long past time to move on.
Don’t count Estrada out.Man, that's tough. I really defended and held out hope for him this year after seeing him go this summer. Wasn't he supposed to be on the world team back up or something, maybe not anymore. Anyway, Im finally over it, give me Estrada and no points at Nattys.
He can wrestle freestyle. He sucks folk style due to his bottom position, etc. Laying on your belly in freestyle is a little different than getting up from bottom.That's not true . Jordan can wrestle. I hope he can stick around and get the help he needs
I think he came to Iowa with a past with other offenses or behavior. I no longer think he is the best option, its a long wrestling season and it don't look like he has much dedication to anything other than himself.Eh these two offenses, though not great, aren't really "kick him off the team" worthy. Perhaps there's some other stuff about him I'm not aware of that might change my mind if I knew.
Regardless, between his behavior and lack of performance, it's laughable he's the best option we have at a weight for two years running.
I have a 23 Honda Accord, and I do need the fob in the car in order to start it, but it is a push button start, so there is no key to put in the ignition. I don't know if there are fancier cars that can run just on an app without a key at all.You still have to have the key fob in the vehicle to start it correct?
Not much comparison between JW and AJ. They both wrestled at Okie St and that’s kind of where it ends. AJ had sexual assault charges, allegedly strangled a pregnant woman, and evaded police at high speeds, ultimately pleading to a felony. Jordan’s issues are much more minor. The kid clearly has some growing up to do and I hope he figures it out before he seriously hurts himself or someone else.AJ's transgressions are far, far worse than JW's (AJ has been caught driving lethally multiple times without alcohol involved, JW was just passed out in a stationary running car...), and AJ is far more destructive to team chemistry, and people on here were still clamoring for him long after it was well known what a complete pile of crap he is. With that said, it's more than fair to say it's time to move on from JW since it's clear he hasn't amended his ways.
It's laughable!Why are we arguing the legality of a kid who has had problems in the past passing out **** faced in the drivers seat of his running vehicle with an open container. Feel like the discussion should be if he should still be on the team, not what he’ll be charged with.
Like you with Corona and a limeTerry told him they would never run out of Colt 45.
Holy ****. LOL...you can't be serious with this. LMAO
I hope he gets some help and can overcome his obvious addiction. He needs Iowa wrestling more than Iowa wrestling needs him, so I tend to trust those closest to the situation. I have been critical of the Brands brothers in many things, but you couldn't find better guys when it comes to helping young men in situations like this. I hope he is granted another chance.
The problem is that this is JW's 4th or 5th transgression since OSU. Not all led to arrest. All alcohol. I was told that if JW had one beer, he had ten. No stop button until ****-faced. The real harm to the team is that TNT have to spend time dealing with a likely non contributor because he has never shown that he is a contributor. At some point TNT have limited resources for 30 guys. May as well be on the right 30 guys.Holy ****. LOL...you can't be serious with this. LMAO
Eh these two offenses, though not great, aren't really "kick him off the team" worthy. Perhaps there's some other stuff about him I'm not aware of that might change my mind if I knew.
Regardless, between his behavior and lack of performance, it's laughable he's the best option we have at a weight for two years running.
If that is true that is textbook alcoholism. He’ll need to come to terms with the fact that he and alcohol simply can’t coexist. Hopefully, this is his rock bottom and he can put in the work to get better, but he definitely can’t do it alone.The problem is that this is JW's 4th or 5th transgression since OSU. Not all led to arrest. All alcohol. I was told that if JW had one beer, he had ten. No stop button until ****-faced. The real harm to the team is that TNT have to spend time dealing with a likely non contributor because he has never shown that he is a contributor. At some point TNT have limited resources for 30 guys. May as well be on the right 30 guys.
The comparison has little to with details of the crimes/transgressions of the two individuals. Imo, it has more to do with some fans’ ability to rationalize bad behavior based on technicalities. But that’s just me….Not much comparison between JW and AJ. They both wrestled at Okie St and that’s kind of where it ends. AJ had sexual assault charges, allegedly strangled a pregnant woman, and evaded police at high speeds, ultimately pleading to a felony. Jordan’s issues are much more minor. The kid clearly has some growing up to do and I hope he figures it out before he seriously hurts himself or someone else.
As long as the keys aren't in the ignition they can't get you for DUI.
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