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I haven't read all of the posts past this one yet, so forgive me if it is a repeat. I'll bet it is set to coincide with the widening of '92 between Carruth and D'ville in a few years.

It was ranked as being the healthiest fast food restaurant even over Subway....I can get the sandwich and go without the bun, but the fries are hard for me to give up.

Its sad when people have to go through less to get welfare than to get a job. If you don't want a drug test, don't get a job. If you don't want a drug test, don't apply for govt assistance. What's the problem with that?

Giving welfare to those with a drug habit does not keep their kids out of foster care or make sure the kids get cared for. If they can control the habit enough to pay for the necessities and still buy drugs, then they can control it enough not to do drugs. If they can't control it enough, the kids aren't getting cared for anyway. Our system is already over-run with drug abuse, esp meth. What other HORRIBLE things do you foresee?

$200/mo HOA!!!!!!!! OMG NEVER! What are those people thinking?????????

We're already doing it! This is just cutting off the people who abuse it. Welfare doesn't support a drug habit AND kids. Do you think they are responsible enough to keep enough money to feed the kids with the welfare money?

I hope they don't do to you what they did to me!!!

DON'T GO WITH AT&T EVEN IF IT IS CHEAPER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111 I have the "cheap" deal from AT&T, too $19.95 if you don't have home phone service, $14.95 if you do. DONT DO IT!!!!! They've slowed my service and every time I call to complain, all they want is for me to upgrade to pay more. I can't even watch Netflix or Youtube videos its so slow. It was not always this way with the same service and its not my computer. My computer is fine when I'm not at my house. I've seen on Clark Howard's site where they are notorious for this sort of thing I'm switching to Comcast, ev

The information I can find is a little confusing, but it seems that if you renounce citizenship, you're not allowed re-entry to the U.S. legally. There is a possibility of someone who renounces citizenship and sneaks back into the U.S., but that person is at risk of prosecution for failure to pay taxes. There was only one known case of this that I could find. The situation to which you are referring may only apply to a handful of people. Only a few hundred people renounce citizenship each year, usually for tax reasons and usually have lived overseas for many years with few contacts to the

Is carrying an extra card or paper such a burden? That does not make someone a second class citizen or equate to Jim Crow laws. That is an exaggeration and you know it I would be ok with doing it too if it would reduce the number of illegal aliens in GA. I will repeat that problem was created by the illegal aliens and not the government. Do you have any realistic alternatives to solving the problem of illegal immigration in GA? The increased security at airports was caused by terrorism and the government had to enact procedures that are not entirely fair to increase airline safety. I wo

I think your link is for a naturalized US citizen holding/giving up citizenship. They may or may not have to give up citizenship to their home country if naturalized. It does not give information for a US born citizen who is a citizen of that country. So he knows that in advance that he might have to show proof of citizenship, he should be prepared with it. It may be slightly unfair to him but not because of our mean, evil, racist government, but because so many people have abused the system and come here illegally. I know in advance that I have to show proof of a drivers license to

Watch out! My comp gave me a notice that site was trying to get my location, probably the notorious tracking. Papi, you're a few days too late. Had you entered any middle school a few days ago, you would have had more Bieber lover girls to slap than you could manage.

Who gives up US citizenship? I only know of dual citizenship. You can be a citizen of another country and retain US citizenship. To get that license, they need prove they are in the country legally. So a license is pretty good evidence of citizenship or legal status. I'm not sure how often or easy these requirements are circumvented, but that would be a separate issue with the DMV. Here are the requirements: http://www.dds.ga.gov/drivers/DLdata.aspx?con=1741471757&ty=dl

I'm bored anyway and I just want an answer to my question first. Maybe there are circumstances of which I am not aware that a person has birth certificate in a US state or territory (depending on date and location) and is not a citizen.

Under what circumstance is a birth certificate not proof??? (Unless of course the validity of it is in question as in the case of Obama. FTR, not an Obama supporter but am so over the birther arguments) Section 1 of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution provides that "All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside." In the case of United States v. Wong Kim Ark, 169 U.S. 649 (1898), the Supreme Court ruled that a person becomes a citizen of the Un

Then they need to carry it. If you're pulled over, you have to produce proof of insurance. If you register for school, you have to prove residency in district. I have had to show a bill or proof of address beyond a drivers license MANY times in my life, I just don't get what the big deal is.

I wonder if they will choose to be dissolved???

I haven't read all of the previous posts, but I don't know anyone who wants to do away with disability programs. There are many people who need them and could use a lot more than they currently get. The problem is the number of people who abuse it. The number of people abusing disability and welfare programs are the ones who are putting these programs in danger and it is not linked to any particular politician. I would be up in arms against anyone who wants to dump more money into either one instead of stream-lining so that people like this dude do not get anything. I would support mo

Ok all this is doing is pushing me more and more to buy from nearby farms and not mass produced grocery store chicken. I understand it, but I don't agree with it.

It sound gross to me, but as long as no one tells me ahead of time, I don't think I'll care what happens when I'm gone. I'll have a new body anyway.

Thanks for the info. I just have one question. Do many of the homes burglarized have a large dog in the house? How much of a deterrent would a dog be to a burglar in your opinion?

As a legal citizen of the US, I am required to have my driver's license with me any time I drive plus proof of insurance. I don't go anywhere without it. I'm always lugging that darn purse around or at least sliding my wallet in a pocket because I'm supposed to do it. When I am out of the country, I carry my wallet with me at all times with some type of ID. I did carry my passport, but that's a good tip to carry the visa instead. I just don't see how its a big deal unless someone or a part of the family is an illegal alien. If so, then they are illegally here, which is illegal and they k

Sickening

I know its too late to be a suggestion, but I had an easy dinner, too...my favorite this time of year. Luck's Pintos (microwaved) Ingles Corn Muffin (frozen and microwaved) Ripe tomato, sliced Slice of onion Pickled pepper I know the home-made is better, but Ingle's corn muffin (in Dallas aren't sweet) and Luck's pintos are good enough when its too hot to cook. Two minute dinner.

Just eat at Ryans