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I gave you a ride EARLY Saturday morning....
Aww I love this, I am rooting for you guys to get together<3 (Aug 5, 2012 | post #6)
I do not believe that because we have a loan through them and have been late and they called one time at our house. Also all you have to do is call and tell them and they are cool about it. (Jul 20, 2012 | post #4)
Are you God??? Did not think so. Now quit judging. I have a medical degree, and a tattoo. My husband works for the state and I asked him if more people on food stamps had tats or not. Or not won so your reasoning is absurd. (Jul 13, 2012 | post #76)
Keep reporting, unfortunately sometimes it takes multiple times. People are good at lying. (Jul 4, 2012 | post #12)
Well I am a foster mom, and my husband works for the state, by law you must report this. You can go to jail for not. PLus what if that child dies? Can you live with that?? (Jul 4, 2012 | post #10)
kimberly thompson groves ( the snitch for drug task force )
I hope she does snitch, I would. Be nice to get all the druggies out of Portland (Jul 3, 2012 | post #22)
pit bulls at little league park???
That is because PEOPLE breed them to be mean, get a clue, just like guns do not kill it is the PERSON that pulls the trigger. How many PEOPLE have killed children???? DA (Jun 30, 2012 | post #45)
pit bulls at little league park???
1. Pit Bulls are commonly used as therapy dogs. Whether they are visiting a senior care facility or helping someone recover from an emotional accident, Pit Bulls are making a mark as outstanding therapy dogs. 2. Pit Bulls are used in Search and Rescue work. One example of well known SAR Pit Bulls is Kris Crawford and her dogs. Kris and her dogs have helped save the lives of many people during their efforts. http://www.ForPits Sake.org 3. Pit Bulls serve as narcotic and bomb sniffing dogs. One Pit Bull, Popsicle (named that because he was found in an old freezer) has the largest recorded single drug find in Texas history. Read more about Popsicle here. Including how he found over 3,000 lbs of cocaine in Hildago, Texas. 4. Pit Bulls are great with kids. They weren't referred to as the "nanny's dog" for nothing that's for sure. 5. Pit Bulls are not human aggressive. The American Pit Bull Terrier as a breed is not human aggressive. In fact, quite the opposite is true of the breed. They are gentle and loving dogs. Like any dog individuals can be unsound and have behavior problems. 6. The Pit Bull was so popular in the early 1900's they were our mascot not only in World War One, but World War Two as well. They were featured on recruiting and propoganda posters during this time period. 7. Sgt. Stubby. A Pit Bull war hero. Stubby was wounded in action twice, he saved his entire platoon by warning them of a poison gas attack and he single handedly captured a German spy. 8. Pete the Pup on the orginal Little Rascals was a Pit Bull. 9. Pit Bulls score an 83.4% passing rate with the American Temperament Test Society. That's better than the popular Border Collie (a breed who scores 79.6%). View the ATTS stats here. 10. They are dogs not killing machines. OH but they are killers, any dog will be aggressive if not treated right. (Jun 28, 2012 | post #43)
Problem is they help who they want. It should be fair and if people were not pocketing money and taking the best of what people donate they would have more money. No one can deny this because I volunteered there once and was told if u see anything you want set it aside. (Jun 27, 2012 | post #91)
yep because everyone was getting on to his daughter. (Jun 26, 2012 | post #85)
They are in pretty good condition, a lot of work has been done this year. (Jun 23, 2012 | post #4)
Did you try Jailers Inn in Bardstown? There is also one beside it that is also haunted used to be a tavern. It was cool (Jun 22, 2012 | post #10)
It is a bed and breakfast. We stayed there and there is def. something going on there. (Jun 20, 2012 | post #4)
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