George Maloof arrested for DUI--

[Guest]

Its going to take a while! They were talking 2 years ago to expand the monorail to the airport, and still no action. South Point will maybe take like 15 years? hah

[bbatt]

I'll never understand why rich people don't use a limo service--or have a driver.

http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2010...ed-dui-charge/

haha, what an idiot

[Andrew@LasVegasNightclubs]

With all the high-profile arrests in Vegas lately, I wish the Clark County Detention Center would offer some hair and makeup services just before the mugshot booth, haha.

Side note, George is awesome. Nothing but good things to say about him.

[IRockNvegas]

Speaking of mass transit; I'm surprised in the boom years LV never invested in any kind of subway or light rail system. I realize tearing up a major city to build underground trains is much easier said than done, but it'd do alot to ease travel and clear up traffic and pedestrian congestion on the streets.

They did, nobody rides it. Like most public transit systems it's a loser $$$

[IRockNvegas]

.1 or .08% is no difference, cuz that's like 2 shots. But still, if a person is drinking they should not drive. Ever since I got pulled over (but was let go....still got no clue how that happened..lol), I said to myself no more drinking and driving. Im pretty sure if I was given the test, I would've blown somewhere in the .2's%. So no matter how little or much you drink...don't risk it and catch a cab home. I'd rather spend $20 on a cab, then face jailtime, lose my license, lose my job, face thousands of $$ in lawyer fees, and most importantly injure or kill someone.

I blew a 1.9 and was Fawked up. I think it's a multiples thing, like blowing a 1.7 doesn't mean you are 2x drunk but more like 5x

[BarrelO]

There was an article in the LVRJ a few years ago about this guy who's been advocating a Vegas subway system for decades.

http://www.reviewjournal.com/lvrj_ho...n/4530919.html

My take is that the county commission is more solicitous of the needs of tourists than residents.