smitty

Complaints about PCOM's policy should be directed soley at PUBBY.

Woot'n 'at be Arnold's....thang?

I want to see the death certificate. <giggles>

Uhm skeer'd. The ones in Alabama right now look very-very bad. ...Funny how the one headed to Hiram split in two and seems to be bypassing us.

Rick Atkinson's The Day of Battle. It's the second book of his Liberation Trilogy. The first book of the trilogy won a Pulitzer Prize. He's a brilliant writer; kinda poetic prose style.

I wonder what the reward would be for providing what data? I wonder what the punishment would be for not providing....what data?

Happy that what didn't happen to me?

For whatever it might be worth to anyone, I graduated summa cum barely from the University of Alabama, Hunstville. It was many moons ago, and perhaps much has changed since--and i got a technical degree--but I don't recall any professor ever interjecting his personal, political opinions into any discussion. I don't see that it should be necessary unless, of course, the professor pusues some agenda. Neither do I recall ever getting a teacher's personal, political opinions, not even religious ones. It ain't necssary toward an education.

Yew ain't doin' it right.

Sleeting at Carrington Pointe off Nebo Road.

I'm spongebob ready! I'm walking the floors wait'n' on it to get here.

Sincerely, I'd stay home unless y'all're OK with staying somewhere a few days.

Are you sure you're up for it? The weatherman said the weather's going to be sh*tty--Brownsville Road's gonna be slick tonight. <rim shot>

I'm not talking about what I call the voluptuous ones--the ones who struggle with their weight. But bless their hearts for doing it cause they're ootw when they do.

Natural large breasts and a natural "bubble" butt on a thin-framed caucasian woman is an exceptional rarity. If she's thin and she has both, she's almost certainly augmented. The more I share this 'method' the I have to wonder if I'm the first man in the world to have noticed this. I've yet to meet another man who's noticed it. Very-very few women have noticed it (or will admit to noticing it).

If we're talking thin-framed caucasians, I have an almost foolproof way to tell. I've revealed it on here a few times.....the method that is.

An older woman at work said "I used to be a 36 double-D, but now I'm a 36-long". I almost choked to death laughing. And in another friendly argument somewhere else, I was asked if I was envious that guys can't get pecker implants. I asked why would I want pecker implants anyway? She said becasue it feels better, stupid. I told her that hell, what I've got now feels so good that I can't hardly stand it.

I don't have a problem with genuine excellence being recognized. I'm not a fan of 'if everyone doesn't get honored then no one does'; nor am I a fan of 'if anyone gets honored then everyone does'--but that's what this issue seems to really be about: institutionalized mediocrity (which in my opinion is driven by what is to an objective observer a galringly obvious need to reduce the risk of litigation in this frivilous lawsuit time we live in). I want genuine excellence recognized; I want a big deal made of it because I think it propels those with high intelligence and/or high motivation t

Understand that the county isn't necessarily taking this position because it thinks it's the right thing to do. It's probably doing it for the same reason most institutions do apparently stupid things: liability reduction. This is The Era of the Frivilous Lawsuit we live in.

Marriage licenses are required in Georgia only when marrying outside the immediate family. The State has considered closing the marriage license office several times for its underutilization but has kept it open for the benefit of those few who brave the occasional extra-family marriage. Yaw Georgia nadives don't thank 'at's funny? Well, maybe this will get a laugh: There ain't no tellin' how many people will read the above and then immediatly check it with Snopes for its accuracy.

<PAY NO ATTENTION TO THAT MAN BEHIND THE CURTAIN!!!!!!!>

Of course it will. The earth doesn't spin on an axis; the crust slides around on a stationary core that's lubricated with oh-ul.

Add idd rurn me fur life. I'm skeerd-o-tornaderz.