June 27, 2008
Vent line: June 28, 2008
While visiting Charleston we weren't surprised to see a car devoured by a sinkhole in Kanawha City. When we lived full time in Charleston, we begged the city to do something about another sinkhole on 42nd Street in Kanawha City. The consequence of our request resulted in the street department placing a wooden horse around the sinkhole. Returning five years later, the wooden caution horse was still in the same place overtaken by weeds. The sinkhole was wider and deeper.
People need to wake up and not vote for any of our congressmen that voted to raid our Society Security Trust Fund. It's our money that we paid into the fund, and it's a trust fund, not a slush fund.
To the venter who hasn't received his stimulus check: Don't feel like the Lone Ranger. I haven't received mine either.
I see in the paper where Riverside High School is going to hire a coach from Lincoln County. That coach will not last up there with those Riverside fans. I predict he will be gone in two years.
I believe the drivers of West Virginia have forgotten that when you're driving in the rain and have your windshield wipers on, your headlights must be on, too.
I see where Pacman Jones is going to pray for Don Imus. He needs to pray for himself.
The purpose of shoes is to keep feet protected. Students shouldn't be allowed to wear flip-flops to school because of harmful bacteria and other hazards.
We are fortunate in America that the U.S. Constitution trumps the Bible. So if it's constitutionally legal, you can do it.
Don Surber's sense of analysis is ridiculous and he needs to be fired.
I think it's low down for anyone to steal cemetery vases off of graves. You can't even die in peace anymore. If people are that hard up, there's help available.
I see where Charley West is having a cookout. I hope he's not cooking any locusts.
How about we put some light strips or glow-in-the-dark tape on the buoys in the Kanawha River for the boaters out here who are paying their taxes daily?
I'm a retired schoolteacher who saw a program at the Charleston Civic Center unaware that they serve beer there. The sound was just awful and I had to put cotton in my ears for the first two acts. When George Jones came on it was OK but there were people yelling and screaming all over the place. When in the world did they start selling beer?
While visiting Charleston we weren't surprised to see a car devoured by a sinkhole in Kanawha City. When we lived full time in Charleston, we begged the city to do something about another sinkhole on 42nd Street in Kanawha City. The consequence of our request resulted in the street department placing a wooden horse around the sinkhole. Returning five years later, the wooden caution horse was still in the same place overtaken by weeds. The sinkhole was wider and deeper. People need to wake up and not vote for any of our congressmen that voted to raid our Society Security Trust Fund. It's our money that we paid into the fund, and it's a trust fund, not a slush fund.
To the venter who hasn't received his stimulus check: Don't feel like the Lone Ranger. I haven't received mine either.
I see in the paper where Riverside High School is going to hire a coach from Lincoln County. That coach will not last up there with those Riverside fans. I predict he will be gone in two years.
I believe the drivers of West Virginia have forgotten that when you're driving in the rain and have your windshield wipers on, your headlights must be on, too.
I see where Pacman Jones is going to pray for Don Imus. He needs to pray for himself.
The purpose of shoes is to keep feet protected. Students shouldn't be allowed to wear flip-flops to school because of harmful bacteria and other hazards.
We are fortunate in America that the U.S. Constitution trumps the Bible. So if it's constitutionally legal, you can do it.
Don Surber's sense of analysis is ridiculous and he needs to be fired.
I think it's low down for anyone to steal cemetery vases off of graves. You can't even die in peace anymore. If people are that hard up, there's help available.
I see where Charley West is having a cookout. I hope he's not cooking any locusts.
How about we put some light strips or glow-in-the-dark tape on the buoys in the Kanawha River for the boaters out here who are paying their taxes daily?
I'm a retired schoolteacher who saw a program at the Charleston Civic Center unaware that they serve beer there. The sound was just awful and I had to put cotton in my ears for the first two acts. When George Jones came on it was OK but there were people yelling and screaming all over the place. When in the world did they start selling beer?
Post a comment