GeorgiaTide

I believe he was getting at it measuring the efficiency of the system to gauge if they could suggest repair or replacement.

I just did our fireplace a few weekends back. Bonus pic of pup included.



I used white tile grout unmixed from Home Depot. Mixed in a bucket using a corded electric drill with a paint mixer bit. I’d imagine making your own mix out of brick mortar and coloring using paint would be more economical for the whole house. Would just need to be careful to have the same ratios of paint, water, and mortar when mixing the different batches.

ETA: I thought it wasn’t very challenging and I’m not super handy.

Half Shell Oyster House in Biloxi. The Redfish Orleans I had there might have been one of the tastiest dishes I’ve ever had.

I have gronk in both my leagues. First place in both. 9-0 in one and 8-1 in the other with my loss due to Julio's 300 yard game.

As someone that has worked in the industry before, go after the dealership. Call and schedule an appointment with the service manager and if that doesn't resolve it ask to speak to the GM as others have said. I would not advise disputing charges because part of the rental agreement says that if a third party is paying for your rental, you accept charges if they refuse payment. If you dispute there's a chance your account could be sent to collections and hit your credit. Dealer should either fix their system error, cut you a check, or take the charges off your bill with them.

I had a short haired mini as kid, she barely shed at all. She was the best pet I've ever had. She barked maybe 5 times in her life, 100 % housebroken, and she was as friendly as a dog can be. She had bad back problems that we eventually had to put her down for, which is common in the breed. Be very careful about them jumping on furniture because of this. A good friend of mine has 3 dachshunds and his experience with them is similar to mine, they just bark more. I must have been more fortunate than others in this thread because I've never met one that has been aggressive.

I can give a few suggestions for the Atlanta area

1. With the exception of Peachtree City, stay away from the south side of Atlanta.
2. As mentioned above Carrollton is a nice area. I went to college there so I might can help you out a little with it. It's a small college town with great schools, a large hospital network in the town and surrounding area, and a few great restaurants. You're also a half hour away from Lake Wedowee which is located on the state line. Only negative is there is a little more crime in the area than the size of the town would suggest.
3. If you're open to the north side of Atlanta you might find a lot more of what you're looking for in that area. Kennesaw, Cumming, and Buford seem to fit exactly what you're describing.

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I swear I think Finebaum would actually have sex with Nick if he could. Paul has an opportunity to objectively present the SEC at its best but he fricks it up with his constant love affair with Alabama.

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You do realize he's a Tennessee grad right? His job is just to stir the pot, and he's very good at it. I'll admit its a little embarrassing that the SEC is portrayed nationally in this light. I personally think the show is hilarious though.

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Jesus. People really need to pump the brakes with this shite. Shining against 2nd team defense in a quarter of football does not make one a starting QB.

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It doesn't. I also acknowledge that the Hail Mary would have probably been intercepted or knocked down against a 1st team defense. Doesn't Shaw executing the two minute drill that well atleast warrant some first team reps in the next game though?

I spent an extended weekend there a few months back and I thought it was clean and safe. Don't remember seeing many places where you'd want to lock the doors driving through like here in Atlanta. Seemed to have a lot of cool restaurants and there's civil war history everywhere you look.