if you from NC read this?
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Thomasville seems to have a great team this year in 2A. They beat our home school , West Montgomery, pretty bad I think.
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Get a laywer today!!! You need to ask them what your rights are in that state. If you get a good one, you should not have to travel down there. He can get you copies of everything you need and start procedings to get the people out of your house. If it were SC, I would recommend a good one. Good luck, wish I could do more.
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YES ...ME....  EMAIL WHAT STATE YOU LIVE IN TO SEE IF I COVER (I COVER MOST OF THE US) MY EMAIL IS JOHNG@OLDMERCHANTS.COM
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Elaine F. Marshall\n\nhttp://www.secstate.state.nc.us/
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Our dirt is our dirt. I'd be suprised to find anything revealing hereby a military member..past or present. I dig to vibe too...but it's too close, you know? Like someone asking about your crazy Aunt Bea.
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North Carolina Reppin' 919. Thanks for the two points.
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Having been in the path of a direct hit by Hurricane Claudette on July 15, 2003, I have to say that I'm not so sure about hanging around for something like that again.  The house I live in made it through Hurricane Carla in 1961 packing winds (COMING ASHORE) of 165 mph.  I now figure if it's barely a hurricane of say 74-80 mph, a category one, I will probably stay.  That doesn't mean I won't be scared as hell, but something of that size going North or South of here isn't going to cause me to leave.  We were blindsided by Hurricane Claudette sneaking up the coast overnight and caught EVERYBODY "with their pants down" so to say.  That was probably the scariest thing I've ever been witness to in my 43 years on this planet.  The wind was screaming past my front door right at 100 mph.  Had I known that was on the way we would have got the hell out of here.  One tornado took out huge trees right next door, while I only had to replace about five shingles.  That tornado went right over the house while I was putting all 240 pounds of me on the front door trying to close it.  The whistling was like screaming banshees.  The wind was howling.  I mean literally howling.  It still scares me to think about it. For most of my life I wondered what it would be like to ride out a hurricane.  Now I know.  Will I leave or ride it out?  Chances are pretty good I'm outta here.  Many "old-timers" and idiots thought they could ride out another hurricane.  Many of those "old-timers" and idiots didn't make through to tell us all about it.  Don't be an idiot.  Listen to your common sense and watch the advisories.  If this message helps to save your life or someone else's, then I haven't typed this in vain.  Good luck.
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It's about time someone stand up for this huge, illegal immigration invasion that is going on.\nSure hope this is true. I have not heard this yet.\nI don't think anyone will be running scared yet. They will just migrate to another state.\nIt will take alot more of the states to get involved before anything, as minute can actually be noticed. Let's give it our best. Hat's off to you NC.
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Your local newspaper.
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I like where I live now, Indiana. Then again, I'd rather be in North Carolina. Much better scenery and not so dang flat. I didn't realize JUST how flat Indiana is until I traveled through different states on the way to NC..
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check this:\n\nhttp://carolinasucks.com/pn/html/index.php
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THE CANES!!! Yeah NC all the way Baby!
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yes, sadly, it did. and i feel your pain. my husband and i were having troubles before the storm. after the storm, the situation that was causing us problems didn't get any better, so 5 days after katrina hit, my husband left me. i should say that the on going arguement was about my daughter. she is involved in an interacial relationship and my husband is a biggot. he didn't want me to see my daughter after the storm. he had seen his family. he knew they were ok. i just wanted to see my daughter. she's 22. long story short. i packed up my 3 suits of clothes and hopped a plane for obx,nc. been here a little over 4 months now. new life. new job. new home. new friends. sure miss some of the old stuff. how bout you? if you need to talk to someone who knows what you're going through, you can email me at Clepine64@yahoo.com. i'll give you the details if you email. ok. good luck with whatever you decide to do with your life. i've tried to make this my new beginning. maybe you can too. keep the faith.
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Yes you do. I am from S.C.
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for which state?  choose below...
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I dunno. I have lived in the south for 38 years, being born and raised in central N.C., in a little town called Faith, N.C.. That little town was/is home to some of the nation's most powerful klansmen, and to this day has never had a single black resident. While it's true, they do have what some would consider conservative values, to call one a republican is a MAJOR insult. They are democrats. And proud of it. Go figure. I personally think it has a lot to do with the fact the Lincoln was a Republican, and they don't want to be associated with his political party. I'm constantly picked on my these old men, because I call them oxymorons. Only I'm smart enough to only do it in jest. I ain't going out of my way to offend anyone who can ghost my ass on a whim. But I remember at the age of 16, I had a broken antennae on my AMX, and one of the old guys told me my "ariel went republican on me". That's their way of thinking. When something is broken, it's gone republican.
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Charlotte's a great place and a nice place to live. But like the rest of North Carolina (I live in Raleigh, NC but was born and raised in Boston), the state is taking too many leads from the decaying and socialistic northern states.\n\nTaxation has gone from reasonable to burdensome. The state government is corrupt and silly new laws are passed every fifteen minutes that take away more of the freedoms that made me decide to move to NC in the first place.\n\n(Heck, we've even got a Stanley Cup hockey team now...what next?)