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Smart. Get the kids in cheap or free and they will get the parents to go. "But it doesn't cost anything for us to get in!" ($200 later )

If kids under 12 are free, then we will look at going. (what I mean by that is, I will see if there is a way I can get the wife and her best friend to take the kids.....ok, I may go too) I think that having kids under 12 get in free is great and I sure hope that is correct. I think it is a major plus in getting people in.

That is one of them trick questions that you women use to trap use men, so I ain't biting. However, I challenge you to watch it again. It is actually, in my opinion, better today than it was then. It is funny and I noticed that Tim Burton does a lot of subtle acting that I never noticed before, mainly because I was watching all the other stuff going on. Give it a try, you may be surprised.

I hope I am wrong and misread the ticket info. Here is what I saw on the ticket buying page. I would hope that if kids under 12 get in free they would put a banner up on the ticket page showing that, because I didn't even go any further after seeing this. They should really push the "kids under 12 get in free" theme. (do I have to do everything for them?) Saturday Flight Deck May 9 Sat Saturday, May 9, 2015 Paulding Northwest Atlanta Air Show Adult (18+) $55 Teen (Ages 13-17) $45 Child (Ages 0-12) $40 Saturday General Admission May 9 Sat Saturday,

I was trying to think of something, I guess I should have said shoot fireworks at us. I just know she has some dogs, so I went with that. (although rumor has it, they are lovers not fighters)

Let's hope she don't sic her doggies on us.

I didn't think the adult or student/elderly tickets were too high, but kids under 12 or 14 (whichever it is), should be lower in my opinion. After all, you got two kids under ten and that's $80. However, if it was say $50, you might be more willing to pop for the expense. After all, the kids will be the driving force to go see it and spend the $. Get it low enough so that the parents can't use the total cost of tickets to say no to the kids wanting to go. As far as FB, I tend to agree with you, but I happened to see where they were claiming they "saved" the day. I won't be going

Well, now you can celebrate with fireworks. Not that anyone will notice.

Look on line, everyday is some kind of special day now. My personal favorite, and I am serious, I really love it, is talk like a pirate day.

First, those officers are off duty from the county and are paid by the churches, so apples and bananas. Second, I have no feelings one way or the other about the airshow, but I do have a few thoughts. $40 for a kids ticket (under 12 or 14?) seems awfully high. The save the airport FB idiots are back at it, they announced that they saved the airshow. How stupid can you get? Ohhhhhhh ohhhhhhh, guess what? I saved Saturdays! From what you ask? Well, the same thing those FB idiots saved the airshow from, not a dang thing. But heck, let's not have that stop us from creating a threat and

I'm sure they will be as responsible as the people in, TN, SC, AL, FL and other states. (at least I hope they will )

Here is a another article. http://m.ajc.com/news/news/checking-report-of-fatal-shooting-at-kroger-on-pon/nkSHy/

Despite an attempt by Kroger to rebrand the store, Murder Kroger, is trending on Twitter. For those who are unfamiliar, the Kroger on Ponce de Leon Ave in Atlanta has been known as the "Murder Kroger" for years. Here is an AJC article about Kroger's failed attempt to rebrand the store as "Beltline Kroger". It might work, except for.....the murders. http://m.ajc.com/news/news/how-did-murder-kroger-get-its-name/nkSKJ/

You people lay off CC, we both belong to the same club.

It's just a jump to the left. Then a step to the right.

How much are the dues?

The wife's response about my tirad to the dry cleaners, "Another shining moment." I think she was being facetious.

Mama accused me of thinking I was better than them. I told her, I was.

I have never asked to have anyone fired. I just wish to be treated, as a customer, like I treat my customers. With respect, courtesy, a cheerful attitude and an appreciation for their choice to do business with me and the company I represent. Apparently that is waaaay to much to ask nowadays.

You want an example of justice served? Here is an example of justice served.

I don't know what shows need to go, if I don't watch them, I don't know about them. As far as bring back, we all know what my answer is to that one, Garfunkel and Oates.

In another thread I posted about a really bad experience I had with a girl working in a dry cleaners. Citizen Cain was worried that I might have cost the girl her job. Good news! There is no way this girl will ever lose her job, yep, that's right, she is the owner's daughter. Ohhhh, and the owner thinks she is a "great girl" and "does a great job". No wonder the girl acts as if the customers are a pain in her azz, mommie is telling her how great she is. Now I know why the girl is soooo bad, her mommie isn't any better. BUT, at least CC can sleep at night knowing that the poo

Yes, and it is appropriate because that is what we do, beat ourselves up.

He could of left me a couple hundred thousand, no one would miss it.

I wish I could say the same about my grandkids. I showed a lady customer, in S GA, a picture of my grandkids and it didn't stop her from making comments about their having a white dad and black mother.