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If they drive a nail in your foot print and it hurts then you are a witch.

Yes, I am a taxpayer and the government fits that description.

Cat stands for election in Mexican city Campaign shines light on political disenchantment with slogan: 'Tired of voting for rats? Vote for a cat' http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/jun/19/cat-stands-election-mexican-city

Many cities have runoff laws. not sure about Paulding County.

We put Katie in the truck with the windows down for a few minutes and she still got really hot. It was in an area where there was other dogs so we had to hold her and kept giving her water. Some people don't realize how hot animals can get. I want to reiterate the windows was down with a little air circulating through the windows. We were in the shade too.

I see a trend especially in Fulton, DeKalb and Gwinnett where there are new cities popping up. Sandy Springs, Milton, Berkely Lake, Brookhaven, Johns Creek, Etc, Etc.... Do you think people are getting tired of all the corruption in city hall and find it cheaper to form a new city rather than pay millions in legal proceedings? Or is this just a trend to make things more compact kinda like bringing the Wal-Marts and the Family Dollars closer to the burbs?

The group Common Cause is still trying to collect signatures.

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Southern Confederacy, May 15, 1863 -- page 1 A Monster Turtle was captured in Skipper Creek Florida on the 29th of last month; it weighed seven hundred and eighty pounds, measured six feet, eleven inches from tip of nose to the tail, eight feet from tip to tip of front fins, or claws, four feet eight inches of rear feet, ten inches in breadth of head, thirty-six inches across the chest, and six feet eleven inches in circumference. Attached to either side of this turtle was a fish, measuring about eighteen inches each fastened from the back of the head by a sucker resembling the bottom

I have a friend who rides all the time. His name is Frank. I will get his info for you.

Southern Recorder, Mar. 19, 1850 -- page 3 VISIT OF THE SEA SERPENT We have all our lives been skeptical in regard to the actula existence of the Sea Serpent, but the following statement comes to us so well authenticated by veritable witnesses, that we are forced to ackknowledge ourself "on the fence" in regard to a matter one which we have heretofore held a decided negative opinion. On Sunday afternoon last, about five o'clock as the Steamer William Seabrook ,Captain Blakenship was passing Broad River, about thirty miles North of Tybee Light, bound for this city, those on board

Not sure but have you noticed the smell of the Chattahoochee around Six Flags.

George Washington is the best bet. He was closest to the Founding Fathers and understood the dangers of having a two party system like we have today.

You know some of these chicken feed plants feed the chickens the feathers. its ground up and fed back to the chickens.

I think Georgia pays 1/4 of what they owe as an incentive. i do not know what the IRS pays

How much does Wal-Mart Lose a year in theft? http://www.businessweek.com/stories/2007-07-24/shame-and-shoplifting-at-wal-martbusinessweek-business-news-stock-market-and-financial-advice Analysts estimate that Wal-Mart's shrinkage has risen from half the industry average and is approaching 1%, with losses at about $3 billion a year. About 47 percent of the dollars lost came from employee theft, while shoplifting accounted for about 32 percent, according to the National Retail Federation report. Administrative errors account for 14 percent, while supplier fraud accounts for 4 perce

Yes. Tried it. Stopped breathing for a few moments .

All I can is remember the people who brought you Paraquat and Agent Orange... Monsanto. Also imagine being a farmer in the area back in the 1800's 1900s and some company came to your farm and said you have to buy their brand of seed as they controlled all rights to it and closed down all the seed dealers. I can imagine some farmers shoving a pitchfork up someones rump.

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When you see the funnel cloud

I saw this on Ebay someone was selling for $29.99. It looked easy to make and adjust for your own gas pedals determined by pipe size. The spring return would could from your own gas pedal but I wonder if the brackets holding the pipe would allow it to move freely enough. It would be truly mobile considering a similar pedals cost $300 to $600 dollars not including shipping. What do you think?

I cant see the pictures for some reason

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I now this is off the wall suggestion but you might consider a storage bin. I worked part time for a company called News America and they rented a storage bin and UPS would deliver supplies there as they knew the code to get in the lock. The supplies were for putting those coupon machines in store and those floor talk displays on the ground. As long as you are there you can work during the day hours. they may have a problem with after hours. They may appreciate having you during the day. Electricity concerns might be an issue. You can however use the light fixture that allows you to plug in fo

I am in the picture somewhere.