Jetsmom

Thanks, my sis lives in the area, but it's too late to call unless it's an emergency. I would scare her to death to call this late.

Is that anywhere near the 4 way stop?

Thank you/

Got held up going to work this morning. I thought it was a wreck and felt confirmed when I saw lots of blue lights. But no, they were lots of box trucks, cops and people standing around at the gas station there. A yellow bug was in the car wash. Must be filming Footloose.

This worked for me and actually, he didn't have one accident. Take away his clothes. My little was three before we did this as a last resort.

Better description? white? black? hispanic? asian? beard? fat? skinny? hair color? etc...

Just curious if you found the gold?

Just saw on fb that a (black?) truck was in a tree near the baseball field. Not sure if it's the same, but it sounds like. No other news than that.

We usually send someone from work to pick up something for all. I randomly asked for nuggets and he came back with "No Sauce". I asked him cautiously and he said their was ketchup in fridge. Def. not the same thing. And, of course, he only gets the Zaxby's sauce, which I really don't like.

That explains why the gun was already on the bed. So when he wakes up, for awhile, he will think he did it. Then he will seek revenge again against Sami. Big surprise.

I saw Sammy shoot him myself and then I turned the tv off. The storyline didn't work for me. I still don't like it, she has too many kids to risk going to jail so she "could prevent him from gaining custody". Stupid. I missed Brady putting Viv in the coffin. How is she surviving? Peeing? Still looking great (for Viv)? No clue about Chloe. Was nice Kayla last Thursday. She looks good.

Point taken, but I don't personally know that many that age who don't still act like boys. Heck, I don't know any. ETA: I just saw the guy's mug shot. Maybe he is guilty. Still don't know for certain, but if he is guilty I hope he is punished severely. I still can't see how a person can be shoved out of a moving vehicle, unless it is an open jeep or the person was already exiting and was then pushed.

You should be proud of how you raised your children and how they turned out. That is great. My only point is that everyone jumped on the boy without the facts of the situation that we may never know about. I just really hate assumptions. I can guess all day long about what happened, but I won't judge anyone based on those ASSUMPTIONS.

In my case the girl let it be known she was a wild child, we tried to help her as much as possible, but she had a raw deal with her family. She turned out fine. I have grown up with a few of "do no wrong momma's angels" who changed clothes the minute they were out sight, smoking a cigarette. One friend graduated pregnant. She was an "angel" too. I agree 100%

Good point. I don't know.

This might help. Phillip's the daddy. So they say

This story just sounds weird. Too many unanswered questions. How many people were in the car? It is difficult for me to see a driver pushing someone out of a moving vehicle. I knew some very troubled teen-aged girls when I was young. One tried to jump from my moving vehicle and it was everything I could do to keep her in the vehicle and still maintain control of the car(this was in Hiram the on 92). Why didn't the girl have on a seat-belt? Was she trying to get out (that would explain an open door) and he drove off? Did she jump because she was scared or mad? Too many variables.

I was a student of Mr. Pendley's at Paulding Co. Jr. High. I am sorry for your loss.

I was wondering the same thing, but I am little more confused now. I only get to watch on Thursdays due to work, etc. I saw two people, I am can't remember who they were, but they were looking at a laptop (maybe at Daniel's and they said something like, "First they switched the results and then switched them back and they were def. talking about Chloe's baby dna results. Who knows

Yep, it's broke

Nope. It may be pretty, but I am ready for some rain and cooler weather.

I knew what I was gonna see from the topic title. My choice to read it.

I think they have that part already nailed down in some countries. http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQ5-keVwg5ORn8T0QEkzIT8zuULL6xST_my5LUbvNKdFBqggT8&t=1&usg=__N4sBmCOKd5ULG5-mRch8sdJNn-E= Sorry, don't know how to post pictures very well. To see the image you have to copy and paste.

I, personally, think 12. I think that is also Dfac's rule to go by. But it comes down to maturity more than age and the age of the baby/child. How many parents actually go over the "rules" and what to do in case of emergency? I allow my 12 year old to baby sit up to 2 hours if I am in a bind, but she does know the rules. I am comfortable allowing my 14 and 17 year old baby sit for longer.

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