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Cobb is out tomorrow ... they go back on the 5th ..

a friend of mine just went through the same thing ... with her son ... when he turned 18 he got on line and copyed the papers for name change .. went and filed them at the court house and ran an add in the dallas era ... and had his last name changed to his stepdad's last name ... he said the stepdad had always been more of a father to him then his own dad ... I can't remember how much it cost but I know it was less than 300.00 to change the last name and run the add in the paper ... you may want to go this way and just have his last name changed

mine is fine ... I hope you DID NOT give your credit card info to that email you got ... it's NOT from AOL ...

how much for blond and med/dark brown highlights just on the top NO haircut and highlights and a cut for a 11 year old boy ...

What was the name of the cable company .. when it first came to Paulding County .. before it was Comcast? I got cable when it first came out but I can't remember the name it went by then...

Pine Valley Rd is open now ... he can go 92 to Pine Valley Rd to Brownsville Rd ... then back to 92 above where the bridge is out .. if that would help any ...

check out this house on ajc ... http://www.ajc.com/ they may not be able to get out here due to ALL the road closings

what did they do to test him? I had every sign of the Swine flu for a month ... went to the doctor twice and they never tested me or even said any thing about maybe having Swine Flu

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What walmart did you go too?

yes... it is the Hiram store ... where the Kmart's is at .... the other one at the College is a Dallas address .... found out the hard way last week ... my meds got called in to the wrong one ... LOL

Thurmon Hatcher Family-Placed Death Notice HATCHER, Thurmon Thurmon J. Hatcher, "T.J.", age 87, of Mableton died October 23, 2008. A U. S. Army Medical Corp. Veteran of WWII, he is a 1949 graduate of UGA receiving his M. Ed. from Peabody College in Nashville, TN and his S. Ed. from Georgia State University in Atlanta. In 1949 he began his career teaching Vocational Agriculture at Powder Springs High School. He taught at South Cobb High School from 1952 until 1959 when he became Principal of Mableton Elementary School. In 1965 he was the founding Principal of Floyd Junior High. He