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Im sure all you dopey liberal TDS sufferers will no doubt buy some book by an decrepit reporter and i am sure it will tel you everything you want to hear..
Those two reactors, located NE of Myrtle Beach, North Carolina
Publix is the only business I've seen that gets it right: 10 items or fewer.
The Wegmans chain of supermarkets also uses the correct wording on their signs. And, surprisingly, Stop & Shop--which is owned by a company from The Netherlands--also gets it right.
they would print something interesting once and a while.
we don't see bashing of the Clinton's, Obama's, Bush's
So stupid. Selective photos could do the same with my husband and I.
Fourth years with the same man
Common sence, (hardly noone has this), Respect, (again, see prior parenthes), and Courtesy, (repeating once again), will keep the situation from escalating into a worst situation.
I'm not what time but cat must of ran outside..
I must of climbed that lighthouse a million times
Do you Own The House Thst you Are In
Is there any bars with a big screen
Defiantly the history of the river and what it was used for
Publix is the only business I've seen that gets it right: 10 items or fewer.
Along those same lines, it's not unusual to hear "amount of people", even from television announcers. People don't come in "amounts".
One store in my area gets it right. Menards, a large home-improvement store chain, has signs that say, "10 items or fewer" at the express lanes.
Now, if we could just get supermarkets not to put signs such as these in their produce sections:
BANANA'S
ORANGE'S
CUCUMBER'S
ARTICHOKE'S
And the list goes on.
I swear, one of these days I'm going to invest in a case of White-Out and go about covering up all those apostrophes!
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