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If it is Sam's Used Appliances, I have bought several washers from him. They have all been good and well worth the money. I think he gives you a 6 month warranty?? I have never paid over $140 for one and have gotten at least 3-4 years use out if them--which is a good deal to me. I like the fact that you can get the "old fashioned" washers with the agitator.

I know some folks that live in Norway, but also have a home in Panama City Beach. She is from Alabama and he is from Norway. He is a retired pilot and her a retired midwife. They lived their married life in Norway and raised their kids there. Now that they are retired, she still won't move back to the states. They are required to live in Norway a minimum length each year and this is to insure their health insurance with the government. They have both stated that it is not worth moving back to the states and losing that coverage. She told me one time that it made insurance and medicaid/medicaid

It was on Good Day Atlanta this morning and on their website. Said she had been taking mail and searching for cash and gift cards. Also said a meth pipe was found in the car.

There was another thread about a bunch of sheriff's cars at the Rite Aid in Hiram--hence her comment.

Do they even do ankle bracelets for somebody just out on bond?? I have only heard of them for somebody on restricted probation??

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I think those items in bold make the argument. Not much of a chance that they won't find him guilty of child abuse or some sort of harm to the child.

Yes, it was the Fletcher's. Such a nice family and they are serious about their cooking!!

You know that, I know that, but some on here seem to know everything and think they are always right!!! Gets tiring!!

I talked to one of my criminal defense attorney buddies about this and he said that the lowest he had ever seen a bond on a murder charge was $200K??? So why in the hell would Tony Beavers set his bond at 30K?? His family can scrape up 3K and have him out of jail today folks. :angry:

A friend of mine took a 3 week cruise a few years back. She flew to Italy and they were on a new ship being brought to the US. They were in and around Italy for a few days before they left out. She says that she will do it again. Some other friends of hers do it every year!! And it is really cheap since you they are bringing the new ship.

If this had been in Cobb--he would be sitting in jail until his trial. Believe me, I have seen it happen with cases that my previous employer handled. And who cares if his family has limited funds?? What is he going to do when he gets out?? I am sure that he has probably lost his job (if he had one). :angry: If you listen to the video (and read the story) on 11Alive--there is no way I can even begin to understand why Tony Beavers would set bond. UNBELIEVABLE

There have been several used laptops on the Paulding County Yardsale FB page lately.

I really hate to hear it is closing. I usually buy all of my paper products and such there. When they are on sale, they have the best prices on Scott products and using the rewards card helps save even more. They send out emails ever so often and give you $5 or $10 dollars worth of free points--which really adds up!!

I applaud you. You are one of the few that actually have this mentality. Now days it just seems like they want to put them on meds, make them a zombie and not be bothered with them. Yes, some kids need the meds, but then again, others don't. A little discipline and parenting goes a long way.

HA HA!! I did something like that several years back. This was back before your insurance stuff was online and you had to have your actual insurance card. I got stopped in a license check and was searching my glove compartment for the insurance card. My Dad had instilled in me the importance of putting the new one in there when it come in the mail. Well, I found about 7 or 8 of them--but they had all expired. Obviously, I had not put one in there for quite a while. I finally handed all of them over to the GSP and told him that I didn't have a current one. He stood there and looked at about 3 o

Why don't you do like other folks do and get your son approved for assistance. Many folks get checks for their kids with learning disabilities, etc. I can say that I have never seen so many kids that actually have a "label". Yes, there are certainly some kids that have the severe issues, but there are also that many parents that use the system.

My Geico just saved me a bunch of money. I have always used their MBI (mechanical breakdown insurance) instead of purchasing an extended warranty from the dealership. I just had to use it last week. The repair for the throttle body (which Ford refuses to recall)was over $800 and I had to pay my $250 deductible. At less than $40 every 6 months for the MBI, it is much cheaper than the plans the dealerships offer. I have used it several other times on different cars without any problems at all. I would much rather pay that $250 that the last repair, which was almost $3000!!

I have had my insurance with Geico since the 80's. Since they never dropped me when I had 3 teenagers on it at once and had several claims--I have just stayed with them. I have checked prices several times and so far I cannot find anybody to beat them. And since I have been with them for so long, I am really scared to change.

You know the Patch used to post all of the arrest records and they have stopped also. Although, I know for a fact that ALL arrests are not listed in either place. All depends on who you are!!

My sons are 30 and 32. Getting divorced and living here temporarily???

Well, you know that I pretty much live behind you--through the woods. Last night, when my son come home, 2 PC cars pulled into the driveway across from us. He said they got out of the car and walked behind the house (trailer) with their flashlights. I don't think they ever went to the door?? Not surprising, there has been some strange things going on over there for quite some time.

Although I am not for all of this going on with the airport, I cannot have a lot of sympathy for anybody that bought property near the airport--after it was built. You knew it was there and even if it was told that was pretty much all it would be--you know that change happens. Kind of like buying property on a dirt road and then bitching because you live on a dirt road. Hello--it was a dirt road when you bought it??? Just my opinion???

There is nothing on the Secretary of State's website regarding Propeller Investments. And if you try Brett Smith, you get Calvary Church??? I would certainly think that a company worth doing business with would have a registration with the SOS???

If it was in Cobb, you can find it online. Might take a while for them to get it up there, but they will. If it was in Paulding--you would have to go to the Courthouse. Their stuff is not online.