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I was going to call the INS on Pablo, then show up Saturday to clean your pool in a thong. Oh well least I can take the thong back.

Gratz!

Wow. I know they had been trying to put out an album but it was being pushed back over and over because of his declining health. Don't really listen to them anymore but they were popular in my High School days. Hate to hear that.

Drive home topless and I guarantee you someone will follow, whether it's PCSO or a line of truckers.

I thought there was already a deal with the state patrol here in GA and cellphone use on the interstate? Because I heard the same thing, using it or not, if they see you looking at (or holding) your phone while you are driving it's a ticket.

Flowing water does odd stuff with electrical magnetism, but that's why folks can divine for it underground. Add minerals and particulates which is much higher than filtered municipal supplies and it can wreak havoc on copper and ferrous piping. But the two main issues with copper and wells are, as noted above, electrolytic corrosion (commonly called galvanic corrosion since it's prevalent in galvanized water piping), and HIGH PH levels making the water acidic which will eat away at the copper. Combine both of those and you're looking at less than a 10 year lifetime on standard thinwall re

Did any of them suggest a chemical filter before your copper pipes to help mitigate this problem? Also you may need to get an electrician out to test your pipes for grounding potential and continuity, yeah stupid crazy to call an electrician for your plumbing but copper pipe grounding issues fall outside the range of usual plumbing. Well water is great but when it needs maintenance or repair it becomes a huge PITA quickly and can lead to spending mucho dinero.

In the past you'd take your water sample to the office off of Macland behind Business RT. 6, with the water towers. They would call you back later with results and you could go by and get a paper copy (paper copy was like $10). This may be all changed around now a days tho, but used to be how we did it.

I agree. The signal to noise ratio in the past was to the point that this forum wasn't worth the effort. Plus everyone's true colors came out around the time the economy cratered. So many folks talking smack, suddenly disappearing from the site one by one. Then finding out some of the biggest smack talkers were suddenly jobless or going to be homeless themselves. Reality is the only biatch that matters. Especially when it gets done smacking you upside the head.

You can take a sample of the well water to the Paulding County water department for testing. In the past a comprehensive testing was free but think there may be a fee now a days. I believe this is what's usually referred to as "testing" your well. If you need the well bore inspected you will need to contact a well boring company. If you need the plumbing inspected a plumbing company MAY be able to do this for you IF they know anything about well setups which my guesstimate is about 95% have no clue about. They're just not ubiquitous enough for companies to be familiar with. GLT

Man I'm a non-certified internet meteorologist, and I predict.. sunshine... after the rain ends.. BTW looking at this map shows this is quite an odd weather pattern.

These are the only sprinkles I have: Wait.. OMGeezers!! I heard a thunder.

Wish somebody would re-dread my hair.

Don't b hatin' on the follicly challenged.

Hasn't this been the MO here lately? Announce "Jobless claims fall" the day before releasing the crappy jobs report? Now to wait on the News for my 25 minutes of hate. George Orwell's vision was much more subtle than he imagined.

Should be a setting somewhere in the software you are printing from. Try Print Preview and see if there is a page setup option there to rotate your orientation. Also depending on what OS you are using there should be some default OS printer settings in the control panel, make sure someone didn't flip it 90 degrees by default.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oLy1WgVCNE I'm just here to cheer you biatches ladies on.

LOL the people who gave a crap about that area left it almost 20 years back because the county voted down having a big time developer come in that side of the county and build the entire area up like Bentwater, just to flip around and talk about building housing projects behind Citizen's Square or somewhere thereabouts. The scuttlebutt around that time was, nobody of any account in the county owned enough land in that area to make it attractive for them to want to raise land values there. And that they were cutting off their nose to spite their face. Frankly I think it was all a pissing

Part of it is in raising, not only on the parents but the raising done by our society. But so many socioeconomic factors also figure in. People born into poverty today have less of a chance of moving up the economic ladder compared to 40 years ago, and with our economy teeter tottering the way it is, not many have much to look forward to unless you're born better off than those around you. It's becoming so apparent that the youth of today cannot see beyond the next hour in their lives, so why worry about tomorrow when they can get high and have sex today. It disgusts me to see so

I know it wasn't. Just looking at today's world, with little opportunity for those born into disaffected lives, and it's rapidly shrinking in this country. So many tend to live for the day without a worry of consequences for their actions until afterwards. Plus so much is glorified in music and movies that's unhealthy. It's also a result of raising the current generation to expect instant gratification in all that they attempt and beating it into their heads that they're (we're) all special snowflakes, until they leave the parents home and come to find out they're just a square pe

I concur.

A lowlife pimp? Awesome, according to the music I hear today that would mean I'd be in a much more respected profession if I was such. But no, the only weed and hoes I get down and dirty with are the ones in the garden.

I think what we got around here are the Tea-Rose bushes, the really small blooms. Last year I got tired of the sickly spindly one in the yard so I hit it with the industrial mower and 'twas no more. That was in spring of last year. This year it's the biggest and prettiest bush in the whole dang yard.

Roses are like Azalea bushes, the more you abuse them with a set of clippers, the more they thrive.