Today you have to be a bop?
A Dutch friend said " today you have to be a bop " means you cannot drink any alcohol, because you will have to drive.
"Bop" or "Bob"? where does it come from?
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BOB: Bewust OnBeschonken (freely translated: consiously not drunk)
It's a term invented by.. the government or the association for safety in traffic I think. The term has only been around for about 5 years.
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BOB stands for: Bewust Onbeschonken Bestuurder, which means "Consciously not drunken driver"
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