Blunt Trauma

Welcome to the wrong side of the tracks. Gird your loins and sharpen your spikes, us poor folks down here are liable to break out into full blown "Hunger Games" any day now. The Gamemakers to be played by the Seven Hills HOA.

Hand to God, may lightning strike, the preacher got hit by a drunk driver in the middle of the day on the way to the wedding. If you ain't got sense enough to take that as a sign, then you deserve what you get. I deserved it, I got it, wished I'd been in the car with the preacher sometimes.

Just because you CAN do something doesn't mean that you SHOULD do it. I CAN poke a sharp stick into my eye, but SHOULD I? I CAN go out and find somebody I just can't stand and who can't stand me. I CAN buy that person a house and contract to give them an allowance for no reason. And if I do I SHOULD have a mental exam.

I'll never, ever, be able to forget. It's an effort every year not to dwell on it when the videos run. The anger that wells up when I do just isn't healthy. What I challenge folks to do this time of year is to remember the scenes that came across their TV screens on 9/12/01. Search back sometime and see the video of people dancing and chanting in the streets. Compare that to the parts of the world that are on fire right now and the people wanting to know where the U.S. help is. Can't speak for anyone else, but that's where my compassion ended.

Most folks don'the eat 6 Hardee's cheeseburgers a week. I bet there's at least one in this discussion that drinks more than a six pack a week. I also bet there's at least one in this discussion that, had they a pre-existing affinity for ships captians, could read Moby Dick and come out swearing it was a heart warming tale of a man and his pet fish.

Hardees 1/3lb cheesburger - 670 calories. 6 pack of (purposefully) unnamed cola drink - 858 calories. Just sayin'.

I hope it's a Hardees, love them burgers, but i'd lay money it's not. Most of them are next to Interstates and the ones that aren't are on major state routes. 278 maybe, Business 6 probably not.

Sigh, if someone misses a point it's understandable. If they walk an extra mile around the point to avoid it, it's best to give up. That said, most anything in moderation won't kill you. Including a poison like arsenic, proven by the fact it is/was used in a great deal of blotter acid. Again stipulating to the point I ain't no astrophysicist and the stupidity evidenced by being able to speak from experience. However, if you or the person doing the shopping for your household has EVER walked around a store with soft drinks draped over the rails of the buggy to make room for the big bottles

The logic of drinking something on purpose that so closely approximates the action of stomach acid escapes me. True story, my older sister, whom no one has ever accused of being a rocket scientist, got a job at 17 in an office. That office had its own well stocked coke machine right there in the same room as my scientist...errr....sister. When she walked in the door in the morning she got a coke from the machine, When the one she had was empty, she would get up and get another. More at home through dinner. Within some few months of getting the job, she was in the hospital for several d

Try this experiment: 1 - 2 liter Coke 1 - Piece of fatback Insert fatback into Coke and allow to stand overnight. Check on it the next day. Picture that in your mind every time you're tempted to drink a Coke. See if your Coke consumption goes down.

To "stage from" is to meet at a predetermined location for organizational purposes prior to embarkation, just with many fewer words. The place in the videos is on the nw corner of the I20 - Chapel Hill interchange. Right next to what everybody in D'ville knows is a middle class predominately black neighborhood.

That little gathering staged from a store parking lot on Nebo. I passed by as the last couple of trucks pulled in.

Just drive around back of a bunch of Mexican joints 'till you find one with a pile of mole carcasses.

I have no idea how they read/estimate, but mines within about a dollar and a half every month.

Lots of folks settinf off the fireworks that got washed out saturday night about that time last night. I'm about a half mile up the road from there and was listening to it. Folks get them old boxers in a wad over stuff such as that.

She's got the right place. That one and the one at 92 and 120 which is owned by the same folks. Their melons are all from south Georgia where the best in the world come from. If you can make an onion that sweet just think what you can do with a melon. Also on Powder Springs Rd. right at the city limits on the right going towards Marietta. They grow their own.

It's about time, when it comes to getting married gay folks have had it way to good for way to long. They need to get in there and be made to suffer just like everybody else. Be carefull what you ask for in life, 'cause you might get it and just let me say in advance to the folks celebrating right now.....I told ya so.

Doth not a stuck pig squeal?

If you buy anything other than/less than a Weber, you're effectively buying a disposable grill. Weber's are WAY more expensive than most everything else, but there's a reason for it. One way to tell if you're buying a disposable grill is that in a great many instances the store that sells you the grill (HD) won't carry replacement parts for it. That's because they know their not worth fixing. If you do a little web searching you'll find that grills of many different names that are sold in the big box stores are all made by the same folks at the same places. And they are in fact the same c*

Lord now you've gone and made me defend county leadership. For once, and I'm talkin' just this once, this ain't them. This is all WellStar. Entirely their decision(s).

I knew the "mean" thing was coming. Of course that's right. It's absolutely better for a wild cat to be wild in the "community" than in the ..... well.....the wild.

You can get live traps at Tractor Supply big enough for a cat for around $30. I'd go with the slightly bigger one just in case you start having Opossum problems. If they are really wild (since nobody owns them), it ain't gonna hurt them a bit to be dropped off way out in the country somewhere.

Below is my favorite story about "The Dream". I've cleaned it up as much as possible, but if you're VERY easily offended, just skip it. \ / / / / / / / / / /By the way, it's funnier if you can hear his voice in your head. / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / Virgil Runnels, B Brian Blair, Andre the giant are driving in a car which is modified in the back seat to give Andre room. Theyre all drunk, and it's the middle of the DAY. Runnels was also the "Booker" at that time too (One who makes stories, match-ups, who wins, etc...). So they have this cooler in the back seat wi

At the young age of 69, "The Dream" has passed on.

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