JerryLovedLSU

For reasons unknown, my mom made us go to a babysitter in that trailer park in the early 80's. It was garbage then, I could only imagine what it's like now.

I wouldn't expect to be blown away, Kroger will move things around, but they won't do much modernizing of the store. The one on South Cobb reset their store and it still looks nasty as it ever did.

It's just the New Hope store, I have to be there Thursday night. All Publix stores are re-setting, we've probably done 60 of them in metro ATL so far.

Statistically worse than Delta in regards to on time performance.

This is the first I've heard of this kid.

It's amazing how they could be only 3 percentage points worse in on time performance than Continental.

Beats dying in a plane crash.

What I don't know won't hurt me.

I think "good Christian people" is just an old southern saying that gets thrown out there without people putting too much thought behind it. It makes me snicker when I hear it, but I try not to make anything of it.

I don't typically get that involved in who owns what. If I like the place, I will keep going there. If it sucks, I won't. They could be whatever they want to be, and if their stick chicken is good, I'll keep on going there.

Maybe, maybe not.

So they very well could be Communists?

Some of those questions just really aren't too important in the grand scheme of things. "Who sewed the first American flag?" "What did Paul Revere yell when the Brittish were coming?" Memorizing minutia doesn't elevate you to SuperAmerican status. Of course all those who champion for that kind of law to return will make all kinds of exceptions for the people who they think will vote republican.

Kids can't fall off a bike without it making p.com. You know better.

It works both ways, though.

You can say that about any law.

Do they get paid the $2.13/hour or whatever the going rate is now for servers?

Our bill typically runs around $20 and I typically tip them $4.

You don't have to be that to see that some things just make sense.

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Probably somebody who has to work on Monday and can't get all bucked up.

Phish tonight, popping off fireworks tommorrow at the house.

Same could be said about any business that wanted to open near a neighborhood.

Just saying, the jobs angle is kind of weak.

Once the range is built, how many jobs will it add? 10 at the most?