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Near Violence at the Mall...

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I have on a $12 pair of clearance jeans, a $2 shirt from Old Navy and last year's flip flops! I'm so hot I sizzle. ;-):biggrin: By the way when I worked downtown, I rode MARTA everyday. I survived and lived to tell about it. I think I am missing something about MARTA, it's not that bad. :idontno:

You ARE hot gttbm! I agree I used our TARC system downtown to work when I was at my old job. I saved a bunch of money and made some really nice friends. Not so bad really.
 
I have on a $12 pair of clearance jeans, a $2 shirt from Old Navy and last year's flip flops! I'm so hot I sizzle. ;-):biggrin: By the way when I worked downtown, I rode MARTA everyday. I survived and lived to tell about it. I think I am missing something about MARTA, it's not that bad. :idontno:


I'm glad to see I'm not the only bargain shopper around. ;-) I went to a conference in Atlanta last year and we took Marta from the airport into town. I thought it was funn.:biggrin: There were four of us though. Not sure if I would want to do it alone.
 
I have a dream that one day in the near future, a person's paycheck will be directly related to the amount of goodness they cause...


--a paraphrased snip-it of a guy I heard the other night on the radio.
 
I have a dream that one day in the near future, a person's paycheck will be directly related to the amount of goodness they cause...


--a paraphrased snip-it of a guy I heard the other night on the radio.


This is a grayt SJ. :clap_1: I think we are all very rich!
 
You ARE hot gttbm! I agree I used our TARC system downtown to work when I was at my old job. I saved a bunch of money and made some really nice friends. Not so bad really.

:wub: You are sweet to say that. I figure by the time I dig in the yard, play with the dogs, and from time to time have a little guy that uses my clothes as a napkin expensive clothes are a waste on me. I'm happy as a lark with my bargain clothes. :clap_1:

We used MARTA all the time. It sure beat walking 3 or 4 blocks to your car. Driving around in Atlanta to a meeting. Paying to park, if you could find it, then walking another 3 or 4 blocks to the meeting. Sure saved time, $$$, aggravation, not to mention taking your life in your hands driving in Atlanta traffic!!!!! Talk about scary! :eek:

I'm glad to see I'm not the only bargain shopper around. ;-) I went to a conference in Atlanta last year and we took Marta from the airport into town. I thought it was funn.:biggrin: There were four of us though. Not sure if I would want to do it alone.

I love shopping for a bargain. I get so excited when I find one! :clap_1:

I was with a friend of mine in the 5 Points MARTA station one day. They had just opened the line down to the airport. We were yapping so hard, we accidentialy hopped on to the wrong train. We had no choice but to stay on the train since it went straight to the airport from there. When we got to the airport, we planned to hop off and get on the North bound train to go back. We ended up having to get off, take 2 transfers to 2 buses, due to a problem on the North bound tracks, to get back to the 5 Points Station to get back to our office. :funn:
 
:wub: You are sweet to say that. I figure by the time I dig in the yard, play with the dogs, and from time to time have a little guy that uses my clothes as a napkin expensive clothes are a waste on me. I'm happy as a lark with my bargain clothes. :clap_1:

We used MARTA all the time. It sure beat walking 3 or 4 blocks to your car. Driving around in Atlanta to a meeting. Paying to park, if you could find it, then walking another 3 or 4 blocks to the meeting. Sure saved time, $$$, aggravation, not to mention taking your life in your hands driving in Atlanta traffic!!!!! Talk about scary! :eek:



I love shopping for a bargain. I get so excited when I find one! :clap_1:

I was with a friend of mine in the 5 Points MARTA station one day. They had just opened the line down to the airport. We were yapping so hard, we accidentialy hopped on to the wrong train. We had no choice but to stay on the train since it went straight to the airport from there. When we got to the airport, we planned to hop off and get on the North bound train to go back. We ended up having to get off, take 2 transfers to 2 buses, due to a problem on the North bound tracks, to get back to the 5 Points Station to get back to our office. :funn:

A funn little adventure for ya. :lol: My Mom lived in Acworth for 5 years. I loved to visit and go downtown but the driving scared me to death! On one particular trip tp Stone Mountain I thought for sure we wouldn't make it back alive.:eek: Sam and Dylan have a brick with their name on it in Centennial Park so I need to get back so I can show it to them. It's been a while. Now that we visit Sowal we take 65 and not 75 so who knows when it'll be.
 
so if someone literally grabbed my arm, would I be allowed to punch them in the face? or at least shove them so they fell?
 
so if someone literally grabbed my arm, would I be allowed to punch them in the face? or at least shove them so they fell?
You can do whatever you want as long as you are willing to suffer the consequences. It might be said that you feared for your life, when grabbed because normal people don't grab you by the arm while shopping. Could make for a great self defense case if you killed the guy grabbing you. I believe that by definition, you could have the person charged with battery for something as simple as grabbing you by the arm in a violent way. Spitting on someone is also a battery. If I were going through a rowdy group of protesters and I was grabbed, I guarantee you that my natural reaction would be to defend myself by whatever means necessary. I am generally a very easy going guy, but if I fear of danger, a little switch is turned on, and I am ready to roll in the yard. After taking self defense classes, I wouldn't be going for a fist to the face, but rather a poking out of the eyes and such. I don't play around like that.
 
You right. I am poor by some people's standards, but I am rich is so many other ways, and too me that is more than any material things in life. I have good friends, a good family and much love all around me. I don't need much else. :wub: ya, Lynne!!!!!

Based on what I was fortunate enough to be a part of in March at GBSP, I'd say you are a billionaire. :cool:
 
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