http://www.lewrockwell.com/anderson/anderson140.html
"On any given day, one can read on the New York Times editorial page that the Bush Administration is endangering the rights of Americans (a correct analysis, in my view). Yet, on that same editorial page, not to mention its news sections, the Times is willing to throw out all pretense of innocence and completely destroy the foundations of justice, all to encourage a politically-correct conviction of people who clearly did not commit the crimes for which they are charged.
"Furthermore, there seems to be a long list of people who are in hearty agreement with the editors of the Times, not to mention the Michael Nifongs and Mark Gottliebs who have defined this travesty from the beginning. The next time any of these people tell you they believe in rights and justice and the like, remember that they are liars. That is correct; they are liars."
About 10 years ago I had a back injury and was taking Flexeril.
One night I went to dinner with friends and had 2-3 cocktails, during the course of about 2-3 hours.
I had taken the pill about an hour before I went to dinner.
(I know dumb move, and I wasn't thinking)
Anyway, I was fine until we were ready to leave, and I almost fell flat on my face(so I am told).
I was taken home by one of my friends, who stayed with me all night.
The next morning, I barely remembered dinner, what I ate, and who was there.
The point is, The drug interaction with the alcohol was a delayed effect.
Which could be why Kim thought Precious was fine when she arrived at the party.
Did I make sense?
Thanks for the link. Interesting read.