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Those big spotlights are KEWL!!!!!!!

In all respect for George- he was a firey old guy!!!! Nice as he could be, but smart as a whip, and he would not let anyone run over him. He was a man of principle, always standing his ground, and when he knew he was right, he would not compromise that fact. He was an inspiration to me. I hope I have that kind of stead-fastness about me when I get older. It was an admirable trait, indeed. And something I tried hard to draw from to apply to my own life.

He most absolutely did! I was a lucky man to have had the 6 months I had to work with him. He was a "larger than life" kind of gentleman that you consider a blessing to have known.

I had the extraordinary pleasure of working side by side with this man for 6 months before work collasped and I got laid off. Most all local surveyors and many civil engineers knew George for years. It only seems fitting to post the great things that Mr. Crusselle did for the surveying community. For starters, he initiated litigation many years back that enabled professional surveyors to expand their trade into civil engineering. On my own personal note- George taught me a lot of things about the business, in spite of my 20 years in the career. But he also taught me many other things in l

So young!!!! That is so sad. I send my prayers out to the family.

Oh wow......dang....that's awful. All of those Rambo's wrote some really great tunes I learned as a kid playing in church. She's at home now.

If this is the same David I know about, he worked with a surveyor in town (Dallas). I was going to go to work in his stead, as he was in the hospital a lot and not doing well. If this is the same guy I had heard so much about, he was a pioneering genius in our line of work, very intuitive and known for his ability to design his own programs, in a time when such technology was limited. He was a legend, in a sense, to many of us in my profession. The community has lost a great asset. May he finally rest in peace, and all of his fruits on this earth be recognized and flourish through those w

Ridge Rd where Hughes comes out and Mein Mitchell being just offset makes for one helluva mess and many accidents waiting to happen.

We miss you too....it aint the same not seeing you walk the dogs, and saying hi. Hope yall are doing well in your new location.

Agreed! I love to bike, but even I have enuff sense to go to the SCT to do it. Anything else is a MAJOR RISK!!

Me thinks he worked at the emissions inspection joint across the road. He had on a mech's uniform.

Well, I still don't know what caused that guy to just ride on out there like that. My first thought was his brakes mustuv went out or something....but no...they were okay. He told me his mind was just cloudy and he wasn't thinking. I sniffed him a couple of times to see if he'd smoking wacky weed or something, but only smelled your general body odor from someone who might have not bathed in a couple of days.Beats me! You nut!!! What time was it? I crossed 278 into Powder Springs about 7:58 this morning.

Okay....I was driving south down 92 towards Hiram Sudie, with a green light. Well, this kid on a bicycle just cruises right-the-hell-on-out into the intersection from Hiram-Sudie. I hit my brakes and swerved to the right...just as he was about to make contact with the northbound 92er's, he whips a 180, and POW!!! right into my little Celica. His bike went flying over my left fender into the air (I didn't see where the guy went). I was freakin out man...I got outa my car and the little dude comes over apologizing and checking to see if my car is okay...and I'm like "DUDE......screw my car,

Whew.....so one of those things that make you go "hmmmmmmm???"

Too close for comfort! You don't see anythang burnin do ya?

where??????

Same here....only go to Hiram when absolutely necessary!

Hell, I hope so....I aint had a chance to eat there yet!

Ever since I got off work on Friday, throughout the weekend, my wife and I noticed more idiocy and selfishness on the roads that I think we have ever seen before in such a small span of time. The whole Hiram area of 92/278 simply defies any amount of law whatsoever. It's like a freak show of human madness.

I would run the free version of AVG antivirus software. I have used this several times to clean viruses from my hard drive. Sounds like you've got some hijackers in there. This is the only thing I have come across that got rid of ALL of them. It's free too, so it wouldn't hurt to try. I would run it, then run spybot and adaware....both of them are free too.

All bus drivers should be required to carry a hot wheel's track and large wooden spoon....then this would not be a problem.

Spotlight Saloon for me.

Thank you so very, very much! Watching all the chaos was so completely depressing. I'm glad you did what you had to do, and I appluad you for your actions, arbitrary or not (afterall, it IS YOUR site)

I've had several send me theirs just recently. I'll send you mine. Because all too often it starts out here, then gets moved. Gee.....I dunno, why don't you ask the commerce members?

It's been banned at the office, so I doubt I'll be around a lot for a while.