Any time I see anything about college football, all I hear is Liberty biberty singing about chicken and waffles.
Nothing on the internet is real anymore. I’m pretty sure none of you are real. Not even the ones I personally know. Maybe it did snow in Asheville around Labor Day. Snowflakes are probably tiny drones trying to map people’s tastebuds. Something about the mud flood.
I stopped to get gas today. The pump had a TV on it, as they do. I started pumping gas and the tv starts while I’m facing the other way and some dude says, “You got beef with me?” Remember that when some dude gets in trouble for shooting the gas pump. Gas pump started it.
I see so many arguments about gas stations on the internet. The best gas station is always the one on the right with no line.
Somebody is liable to acquire a bulldozer about something like that
This is absolutely insane.
Homeowners in Magnolia Cove, a neighborhood in Sherrills Ford, North Carolina, are watching their HOA fees spiral completely out of control.
Earlier this year, residents were paying $350 a month. In June, those fees jumped to $1,250. Now, just four months later, the HOA has voted to DOUBLE them again to $2,500 A MONTH.
And believe it or not, it could have been even worse. The HOA had initially proposed raising the fees to an unbelievable $7,500 a month. That’s $90,000 a year!
The final approved amount of $2,500 still means homeowners are expected to pay $30,000 a year in HOA fees alone, compared to just $4,200 annually earlier this year.
Some residents are now worried about liens, foreclosure, and bankruptcy because they simply cannot afford these increases.
Imagine working your entire life to buy a home, only to have an HOA increase your fees by more than 600% in a matter of months and potentially force you out of your own house.
How the hell is this even allowed to happen?
The Gamecocks make one mistake and it’s just all to hell. It’s remarkable. It’s across generations, doesn’t matter who the coach is, it’s just how it is down there.
I was 12 years old and predicting the future of football with my patented 37 yard drop back to pass in NFL Gameday 97.
Of course I’m listening to Years by John Anderson at this hour. Now I’ll listen to Shoot Low Sheriff while I try to pull it back together.