Drive Carefully...

I'm working WAY too much this week. I was supposed to have a nice easy little part-time job and that's not the case right now. As it turns out, I have to work 6 days this week and I'm not too happy about it. So, I have nothing new to report. I haven't played any poker and I haven't done anything fun except for when I kicked the dog yesterday.

This is pretty fitting...

Pete Coors To Appear In Court On DUI Charge


(CBS4) GOLDEN, Colo. Pete Coors, vice chairman one of the world's largest beer brewing companies, was arrested in May in Colorado on a drunken driving charge, according to court records.

Coors was due to appear in a Jefferson County courtroom on the charges next Thursday. He was pulled over May 28 in by the Colorado State Patrol and was cited for driving under the influence, registering a high blood-alcohol level and failing to obey a traffic device, according to court records.

"I made a mistake by driving myself home after a friend's wedding celebration," Coors said in a statement released Thursday. "I should have planned ahead for a ride.

"For years I've advocated the responsible use of our Company's products. That's still my message, and our Company's message, and it's the right message. I am sorry that I didn't follow it myself."

Colorado State Patrol officials said the arrest happened near Coors' home.

"It doesn't matter who the individual is," State Patrol trooper Gilbert Mares said. "Mr. Coors was treated the same way anybody else would have been treated."

Police records showed Coors had a blood alcohol content of .088 when he was pulled over.

Coors unsuccessfully ran for U.S. Senate in 2004 as a Republican against Sen. Ken Salazar.

During the race, Coors, whose great-grandfather founded the Golden-based Adolph Coors Co., stressed his business experience and belief in low taxes, small government and a strong defense.

In 2005, Adolph Coors Co. merged with Molson to form the Molson Coors Brewing Co. and Pete Coors was named vice-chairman.

Adolph Coors founded the brewery in 1873 in Golden. Behind Anheiser Busch and Miller Brewing Co., Coors is the third largest beer-maker in the U.S.




Is it just me or was this week's episode of Entourage way too short????? Why do they have to keep me hanging like this?? What if Vince totally fucked everything up and ruins his career? I'm hanging on the edge. Not sure if I can wait another 5 days for a new episode. UGH!!