Johannes44
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DWI in Wisconsin? Isn't that a special award in Wisconsin where they give you the keys to the city?
I like how they abbreviate it as OWI rather than say he got behind the wheel drunk…..I guess to soften the blow. Hard to imagine why someone would do this as a 40 plus year old man with a family when you’re rich. Tiger does it all the time so I guess there’s that
I’ll take a drunk Romo over Prescott any day of the week

DUI is typically how I’ve seen it posted.Former Mississippi State QB Dak Prescott arrested, charged with DUI
https://www.cbssports.com/college-f...te-qb-dak-prescott-arrested-charged-with-dui/
You practically never see it reported as "got behind the wheel drunk". No softening going on here.
I’ll take a drunk Romo over Prescott any day of the week
that's funny!A Romo dui thread featuring Dak is predictable but sad.
Says ... while under the influence
Tony has a rep for driving fast... he's lucky no one was hurt.
So where is the softening in this case?DUI is typically how I’ve seen it posted.
Dang. That'll do it.There have been a couple of rumors lately that things are not good between Tony and his wife
Post of 2026!
Links? or is this just spreading BS rumors?There have been a couple of rumors lately that things are not good between Tony and his wife
DUI is more widely known than OWI. But it’s now being reported by everyone as a DUI now.So where is the softening in this case?
The acronym has changed many times over the years. It was DWI in my early years. Then DUI, now it's all over the place. OUI. OWI, etc. They all mean the same thing.
How is this report being softened?
If so, they need to up the charges...Was it Old Milwaukee?
I mean he literally said rumors probably some he created lol.Links? or is this just spreading BS rumors?
If you see a fainting couch...it's very likely someone is required to faint due to some manufactured anxiety. Professional victims...data-driven in fact.So where is the softening in this case?
The acronym has changed many times over the years. It was DWI in my early years. Then DUI, now it's all over the place. OUI. OWI, etc. They all mean the same thing.
How is this report being softened?
no they don't.SMH These guys have access to free NFL car services and still drive drunk.
