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Nah, Cutcliffe sent it to Ole Miss.

Didn't Cutcliffe give away the playbook to another school during his tenure?

I was told tonight that he was a done deal.

Kiffen, fornication upon him and the equine he rode in on.

I've put a deposit on a nice 9x19.

I resolve to limit new firearms purchases to calibers I already posses.

Welcome to East TN. Is the Marlin a 39A? I've had one for over 30 years and it's a great gun.

Tried NY Ave.?

And they lose the same hub cap three times.

Gunny's has a better range, Better lighting, better ventilation, and better target hangers.

I've had people do something similar to me before. Drop me off where I have to cross the street, then ride the gas and brake making the car jump. That's grounds for an @$$ whuppin'.

No charges against teen in mall parking lot accident No charges against teen in mall parking lot accident by Jim Walsh and Nathan Gonzalez - Jan. 4, 2010 01:03 PM The Arizona Republic No charges will be filed against a 16-year-old Mesa girl who accidentally ran over and killed her 17-year-old brother in the Superstition Springs Mall parking lot on Saturday, authorities said. Nicole M. Brock, a student at Red Mountain High School, had only been driving for four months when she dropped off her brother, Dwight J. Brock Jr., 17, shortly before 9:30 p.m. on Saturday. Dwight started jumping in front of the car Nicole was driving, forcing her to slam on the brakes. Dwight was run down and killed when Nicole was unable to stop for an unknown reason, but it is possible that she may have confused the accelerator with the brake, said Sgt. Ed Wessing, a Mesa police spokesman. "He was horse-playing around," Wessing said. "I don't think she had any intention of goofing around." Wessing said traffic investigators "don't believe there is any criminality on the part of the 16-year-old girl." The tragedy underscores what should be obvious to everyone, that cars are not toys and are inherently dangerous, he said. Nicole Brock "was devastated. She was just beside herself. This is such a tragedy," Wessing said. "Any parents with young adults driving, they need to show them this story." Nicole is a sophomore at Red Mountain, while Dwight went there briefly but was not enrolled in Mesa Pubic Schools, said Kathy Bareiss, a district spokeswoman. "Our hearts are there with the family today. This is a very tragic experience that no family should ever encounter," she said. Bareiss said school counselors are available to help Nicole or any other student through the grieving process.

When I joined, they counted NRA membership as a sponsor.

2010 Hooters Calendar

I'm staying home.

"That's how ya do it son"

and Tupac also

killed notorious B.I.G.

YouTube - Geico Fiddle Commercial - Charlie Daniels Violin

Killing someone while driving drunk should be a capital offense.

it's still COLD.

Sing along with Sonny and Bobby YouTube - Osborne Brothers - Rocky Top 1967

Kinda like a gun is always loaded until it is checked.

My last experience with CCA wasn't good. I called and asked if they had a brick of .22. They said yes, I asked the price and it was what I was willing to pay at the time. Drove over there. Me, "I would like a brick of .22 please." counter guy, " we don't sell it by the brick." Me, " I just called and was told the price on a brick was $xx." counter guy, " we don't sell it by the brick anymore, too many people were complaining about getting bad rounds." (what this had to do with the situation, I still don't know. Sounds like they should just quit selling .22 all together).