...But, just to join in as you started it, in fact a drink is a noun describing something liquid that can be consumed by mouth. A drink does not mean "to take (a liquid) into the mouth and swallow", to drink, a verb, would describe that properly.

If you read "drink" as a noun, a drink was driving a Russian and smashed the car on Sukhumvit.

But why are we having this discussion here, not on a more appropriate forum, like groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/alt.english.usage ?

Drink, drank, drunk

Which equates to........

PISSHED.....

Is it legal to do u-turn on this road at the point of accident?

I used to live nearby that U turn , I'm amazed there's not been more accidents there.

Removed some offtopic-posts. As I suggested in an earlier post, please discuss the usage of English in a more appropriate forum.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/index.php?/topic/919389-Drink-Driving-Russian-Crashes-on-Sukhumvit#entry10778910

Drink, drank, drunk

Think, Thank, Thunk ???????????

RIP

I take it that English is a foreign language to you so you couldnt read the article but just looked at the picture...nobody died. (Why am I writing this when you can't read it?) ☺

I meant the Honda Civic.

..I had a dead Mini one time.

RIP

I take it that English is a foreign language to you so you couldnt read the article but just looked at the picture...nobody died. (Why am I writing this when you can't read it?) ☺

I meant the Honda Civic.

No way, this white piece of art will be joining the usual road madness in a few months. Some cutting, shaping, welding and lots of putty will do the job.