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Pretty crazy here the last couple days. But this made me laugh-
For those that know the area, that is the 75/85 Connector in downtown Atlanta.
For those that know the area, that is the 75/85 Connector in downtown Atlanta.
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Bahahahahahahahaa!
Good one...lol.
What will that "jackass" say next...lolThe fool has said...there is no God. Psa 14 -
This line, from the nytimes.com report of the Atlanta situation, made me laugh:
I've been to Canoe several times. It's right on the river. I don't think I'd want to be there now.The flood turned streets into their own estuaries and gave a new meaning to the name of the popular restaurant Canoe.Comment
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bhall fails to mention that he and I ate at Canoe together when his former XC-runner brother was big honcho chef there!Comment
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Was watching the Atlanta area flood on TV today. Happened to catch a segment from the suburb where a good track official friend lives. Called him. He had just returned home from two days in a hotel. Water had lapped on his doorstep but did not get in the house... but a looter/burgler did and stole is brand new big screen high-def TV.Comment
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Does that mean that Burt Reynolds and Jon Voight should start having bad dreams again?Originally posted by bhallComment
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Ned Beatty, call your agent and just say NO!Originally posted by ghComment
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Is Possum Boy (sorry don't know the character's actual name) the most famous banjo player of all time?Originally posted by gmComment
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Ok, Ned, the scene calls for you to have your whitey tightys pulled down and to be ridden around in the mud by a toothless hillbilly, what do you say? What, your delighted? YES!Originally posted by gmphsstt!Comment
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That scene was groundbreaking at the time that movie came out, and that's putting it mildly. I would also put the "Crying Game" scene in this category.Originally posted by SQUACKEEComment
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Brilliant PR move by Kanye.....see still talking about him...Chicago stand up!!!on the roadComment
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