RealDawg

Junk needs to be parked in garage

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1) Ole Miss 2) LSU 3) Florida

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Tell me you have never seen the majority of UF women.

frick HOAs. So glad I live on my own little mountain.

Last straw was- zoysia was on back order. Had turned lawn over and prepped. Got fined for not putting mulch down on my dirt. Told them to frick off. Kept fining me and penalties over the years. They hired firm that got bonuses for giving out fines. They took me to court. Over a fine. Has I not shown up, they could have foreclosed and sold my house for the cost of the fine and fees.

Did they drag her face first through the dirt?

No but might build bad blood.

Work would have to give her a list of the doctors she can go see. Should also have taken action immediately.

If they are paying her then the only question would be medical bills.

IF she isn’t likely to be injured long term then possibly work to get bills covered and not officially file a claim.

We have a stadium. Play fricking there.

FWIW
Only way this guy has my email is he got the emails from the State Election Board meeting notifications which I am on.

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For Immediate Release May 11, 2026 Contact: Harriet Thomas, Chief of Staff 404-613-9810 TOGETHER, WE MUST FIGHT FEDERAL ELECTION INTERFERENCE

I urge you to vote. It’s a simple call to action, but one that can have far-reaching effects as Fulton County faces ongoing federal efforts to interfere with our elections process. The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has a bull’s eye on Fulton County, but I remain determined to defend the transparency and integrity of our elections. In January, FBI agents raided Fulton County’s election warehouse and seized ballots from the 2020 election. I fought tirelessly to have those wrongly confiscated materials returned, but this week, a federal judge denied that request. Importantly, the court acknowledged the FBI warrant affidavit was “defective,” “problematic,” and “troubling.” I strongly agree. However, I strongly disagree with the judge's denial of Fulton County's request for the FBI to return the election records it wrongly seized on January 28th. This fight is far from over. Our legal team is pursuing every available avenue to recover these election records and will continue exposing the deeply flawed affidavit and troubling timeline surrounding these federal actions. At the same time, Fulton County is confronting another challenge. Last month, the DOJ issued a grand jury subpoena seeking the names, addresses, phone numbers, and other personal information of election staff and volunteer poll workers who served during the 2020 Presidential Election. Fulton County has filed a motion to quash the subpoena. Let me be clear: Fulton County will not be intimidated. We will not hand over the personal information of election workers unless and until a judge compels us to do so. I will continue fighting to protect the privacy of our election workers and safeguard our democratic process. This unfounded subpoena is yet another example of federal overreach designed to intimidate, harass, and to discourage participation in our elections. And that’s where you, the voter, come in. By casting your ballot, you demonstrate confidence in Fulton County’s elections system. You show that you trust the machines are tested and accurate, that poll workers and managers are highly trained, and that every legally cast vote is counted. Most importantly, you stand up to those seeking to silence your voice.

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The OG inventor of Frosted Flakes did It to keep people from being aroused by food.

Chick-fil-a is now more expensive than Chilis and the Mexican restaurant.

He is a play maker. With an nfl QB he should do great.

Wasn’t it Athens Twilgiht also Sat?? Million people downtown.