Riograce

I hope you don't think the anti-Obama folks have the corner on wacko FB posts. I get goofy stuff from some of my so-called 'progressive' friends - invariably linking back to websites just as biased as any from the right side. My solution is to simply remove the fanatics (on both sides) from my news feed until after the election is over.

Maybe you should consider changing credit unions. Mine (Credit Union of Georgia) has several branches and is open half a day on Saturdays.

I know all about that - I had to deal with those Life transplants all the time in the D/L office. I met exactly ONE nice guy who was enrolled there in all of my years at that location. The rest were A-1 @$$holes - turned me off chiropractic for a looong time, because I couldn't imagine being treated by any of the jerks I met.

From the number of chiropractic offices I see in this area, I'd say chiro is a pretty big business, too.

I still find it hard to believe that there's not a code somewhere for this type of board that won't allow (or require) a poll to *automatically* close after [x] number of days. And of course, if everyone who *started* a poll would ask a mod to close it after it has served its purpose, the problem would be resolved.

You mean just the way it's supposed to be in a brick-and-mortar school? Awesome!

The 22nd is Saturday.

Not stupid at all. I've lived in Paulding County over twelve years and don't know where 'Roses Store' is.

Yep. And because 2 mediums are almost certainly more expensive than 1 large, you'll be out a few cents more *and* get to pay a little more sales tax, too. Bloomberg: crazy like a fox.

I still think this model could work in Paulding County: Ashland Food Project

The Dugout Sports Cafe is one - I don't know the other.

Why should we vote for you? What will be different this time around?

'Forever and Ever, Amen' is the only one that comes to mind - I don't do country, either.

According to their member profile, someone was online under their name at 2:03 this afternoon. Maybe Sports Source will know something - she and her husband ate there a lot.

I wonder how many parents know that they *can* have their minor child's driving privilege revoked? http://www.dds.ga.gov/rules/rules.aspx?chap=375-3-3&rule=375-3-3-.19&head=375-3

God bless them.

Since all the other channels are fine, don't you think it's more likely to be a problem with the network and not the cable? Sheesh.

I'll tell you this: I am thoroughly disgusted by parents who sue in this situation. I cannot even begin to understand the mentality that must say, 'So-and-so is dead - how much do you think we can get?'

They also lived in my mother's childhood neighborhood, Adamsville. Joe was a little younger than she, but I think her younger brother knew him.

As I said on my FB, it was a great speech - somebody give the man a cigar!

I refuse to be a slave to my doorbell in the same way I refuse to be a slave to my phone: if I'm not expecting anyone, I don't go to the door, and if I don't recognize the name or the number, I don't answer the phone.

Tornadoes are random. Even if you live in an area prone to the type of weather that produces them, you could go your entire life and never be hit.

Whew - pricey! She'd be better off with the Hiram community building, even with hiring the police officer.

Me either. I see 'mein' and immediately think of the German pronunciation.

Now that you have made your decision, I will tell you that I have been going to Three-13 in Marietta for many years and have *never* been disappointed. Between my former work schedule and now my illness I almost always just walk in, which means I have seen quite a few of their stylists. Regardless of who I see, I get a great cut - IMO, that says a lot about a salon. I hope you have a good experience at the salon you chose, but if you don't, give Three-13 a try. It's a bit of a drive from Paulding, but to me it's worth it.