cookies are sweet

Good thing GA spotted Tech 17 points at the start, otherwise this would be a snoozer win for GA.

You have no one to blame but yourself.

See what your lack of faith has done? Demoralized the team.

Ooops

Your just a fountain of faith, ain't cha.

But you will always be older than me.

451 is another hot number.

Yep, you may win the 2nd game out of..........wait for it.........it's coming..........almost..... there..........here it comes......................................13 years.

So you leave your home unlocked like we did back in the bad old 60's and 70's? Stats can be manipulated as easy as a 22 year old hot blond does a 50 year old man.

Calling Dr. Darwin, calling Dr. Darwin.

Well, someone run out and tell the man that got killed on his way to the c-store a couple weeks ago, I'm sure he would agree. Or better yet, tell those two dead kids. Or perhaps tell the people who's cars were broke into at the Walmart last weekend. I know all of these people will be happy to hear that statistically all that didn't happen. Why aren't we on the golf course? Now that is a real crime.

In the parking lot of the bar. DUI - Paulding County (you answer the second part) No appeal. Like I said, he had some other legal cases and is still paying lawyers fees.

Cute, but not real. And where do you get all these pictures and videos of me anyway?

Sooo, the big wave in crime happened in the 50's through the early 90's? So back in the 60's and early 70's, when people left the doors to their houses unlocked, left the keys in their cars, left their kids in the cars when they went shopping, left their cars running while they dashed in to pick up one item at a store, when they let their kids leave in the morning and stay out roaming the town until dark, when people walked the streets at night just for fun, when people had no idea what a LoJac or an alarm system for the home was, those were the "bad old days"? And today, when cars have L

Same goes for me.

Nah, I'm not that good of a shot.

If there is one heart available and 200 kids waiting for that heart, I would think you would take a lot of things into account when choosing the recipient. Mental and physical abilities would be among that. That may sound cold (I almost put heartless, decided it wasn't right for this story) but if your kid is a physically healthy, mentally healthy kid who is one of the 200.......tough call, huh. I had a friend on the liver list and he never got one because each time one came up for him he was sick, so they took that into consideration. In other words, he might reject the liver do to

I know of a kid who was sleeping in the seat of his truck with the keys lying on the dashboard, yes he was drunker than Cooter Brown, and the cops arrested him for DUI and got a conviction. The theory was that he had accesses to the keys. He had decided not to drive, to sleep in the parking lot until sober and had put the keys on the dashboard to let everyone know the keys were not in the ignition. While some of this may have been to bright, remember that he was drunk and that should cover it. That is the case as it was and that is the outcome of the trial. Yes he had a lawyer, yes h

Not fair! You said you tore up that picture. (but I did look good with a mullet, didn't I)

So Propeller has been looking for an airport deal in GA since 2008? Isn't it about to become 2014, so that is 6 years they have been trying to find an airport in GA. And when they do make a deal, no one knows what deal has been made? :sniff sniff : Is that our English Bulldog tooting or is that smell coming from the airport deal? I know, I will just look over the terms of the airport deal, the terms of the deal will let me know if it is the deal or the bulldog I smell.

On a serious note, rayclay says it all.

Next time, just call me, I can help her. Noooo, I wouldn't take advantage of a drunk girl, I got ethics. I would wait till the morning, when she was sober, and tell her that she made a beautiful bride last night and how happy we will be together.

I knew there was a catch. They sell mouthwash you know. Next time, don't be so quick on the trigger.

Your first thought is to hope she won't go knocking on doors. My first thought is, why are this lady's family letting her drive when she has dementia? Are they waiting till she kills someone before taking her keys away? Scariest ride I ever took was with my grandfather right before they took his keys away. I swear this is the truth, it was like riding with Mr. Magoo. People slamming on brakes and skidding sideways, horns honking and my grandfather muttering about all the bad drivers on the road. And he didn't have dementia.

I'm guessing she wasn't a hottie, or you would have handled it differently.