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Maybe it's just me, but for some reason getting drunk and getting in a cornhole tournament with my buddies just doesn't appeal to me any night of the week.

I loved those ribs.

I have the barcode scanner but one I just got today is a bubble level. BTW, WHERE uses GPS to find the cheapest fuel prices.

It is north of Regions on the west side of 92. There is an outdoor pavilion and an outdoor fireplace behind it. Corner of 92 and Fitzgerald Street across 92 from Contract Services Company.

Yep. That's what I have. It's not just a phone, it's a tool. My favorite app is "Where".

Don't think I've said it yet. If we're talking year models on trucks and cars twenty ten. All others is two thousand ten.

I would hate to own that head the next morning.

Granddaughter saying chocwits my savsorit (chocolate's my favorite). And she is still great after 3 days of my wife and me trying to spoil her rotten.

Hopefully a homeowner with a couple of loads of buckshot will catch them before the cops can.

Not having this tonight but this is our favorite recipe lately. Except we cook them over charcoal instead of in the oven. http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/guy-fieri/johnny-garlics-cedar-plank-salmon-recipe/index.html

Started the tomato plants yet?

Dammit Jim! I'm ready for SPRING!

Set it outside and let it run for about an hour (5 minutes at a time).

I'm guessing Comcast used to be Howard Scripps? It was the only cable company in the area before there was Direct TV are Dish. Anyway, they wanted over $1,000 to run the cable back to our house. Then after we got Direct TV they were in our yard hanging their cable back to our house. My wife made them take it down and get off the property. Needless to say, we will never have cable.

Like I said, you can have my seat.

You're right. Not until you are the lucky one of 383.15 riders. I can't think of one good reason to stop 8 miles before I get to the Dome, drive through a high crime area, park my vehicle in a virtually unprotected parking lot, pay about the same price to ride the "do-dis" train as I would pay to park at the Dome, add an extra 15 to 20 minutes to my travel time in each direction, and risk exposing myself and my family to a bunch of gangstas. I've been here a long time. Helped to build a lot of the MARTA stations. You can have my seat.

For those of you that feel so warm and fuzzy on MARTA. Looks like 2.61 of every 1,000 riders is involved in a crime. Maybe I'm just paranoid, but these don't sound like real great odds in my opinion. from Wikipedia: Criminal activity Throughout MARTA's history there have been continued concerns regarding criminal activity on MARTA trains and in and around MARTA train stations. In the aftermath of a 1985 aggravated assault against the daughter of a Georgia State University professor complaints were made that MARTA was underreporting its annual crime statistics. A 1986 review of th

Drive to the Dome. Park in the red deck ($10). I wouldn't ride MARTA at that time of day with two children (unless they were both packing Uzis).

There are two other posts talking about life flight and the patients inability to pay the extravagant fee. Here's my question: Does anyone else think the life flight is a little over used? I know when my family member was life flighted this year it took them an hour to get there. The patient would had been at the hospital sooner if carried by ambulance. So what's the deal? Is Paulding using life flight because the county ordained ambulance service doesn't have sufficient equipment to cover the county? If this is the case we are looking at $17,000 every time we need medical attenti

Rip off? There is a piece of equipment that cost $1.5 to $3 million (depending on the heli), three crewmen, fuel, insurance not to mention the risks involved and then there is that nasty old word PROFIT. $17,000 is expensive but I'm not sure that rip off is the right word. Here's the question that everyone should ask themselves. If you knew the only way you would survive and be functional was to be life flighted would that ride be worth $17,000?

The Gay Bapisto?

Maybe it's just me but $250 sounds like a pretty good deal. I would much rather pay for it on an "as needed" basis rather than pay for it for everyone else.

Good riddance to the last of the Paulding Good Ol Boys that still held an office with any significant power! You lose.

Yep. Check out the County Wide News Forum. It was posted December 16th. Here ya go: http://paulding.com/forum/index.php?/topic/232201-chief-and-asst-chief-at-hiram-police-department-resign/

Tommy Nobis Foundation will probably give you more in the form of a tax deduction than you will get from the junkers.