March 10, 2010
T. Gamble
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Cop pull you over? Just be nice
Features column
Poor Reese Witherspoon. She spends all her life trying to develop a positive role model and then loses her cool with an Atlanta police officer.
‘Fathead’ enters belly fat battle
Features Column
It never ceases to amaze me the lengths average Americans will go to avoid taking responsibility for their own lives.
Women at the Masters, change is coming
Features Column
By the time you read this article, one of the great events in America will have begun its annual destruction of egos of the greatest golfers in the world.
Loyalty comes at the price of a rub
Features Column
I am by all accounts an avid dog lover. I’ve written about dogs, slept with dogs, confessed my soul to dogs, and sworn allegiance to my dog.
Rodman’s diplomacy has Sheen to it
Features Column
It has taken me several weeks to digest the news that Dennis Rodman recently visited the most closed-off nation in the world — North Korea.
Just pick a card, any card
Opinion column
I am currently overwhelmed by the need of every business in America to learn every detail about my existence.
Food insecurity whets my appetite
Newest government statistics indicate 40 percent of all Americans are now classified as obese — 88 percent if you are in Walmart.
Being saddest city something to ‘wine’ about
Opinion column
I, like hundreds of people in south Georgia, was shocked to learn Albany was recently designated the No. 2 saddest city in America.
Kids becoming prisoners of TV
New Zealand researchers recently reported the results of a study of 1,000 children and the affect long-term TV watching had on them. The study was published in the medical journal Pediatrics.
Big game has strange model behavior
Features column
I like 200 million other American citizens and 50 million illegal aliens, sat down Sunday night anxious to witness the biggest event of the year.
Armstrong apology won’t clear the ledger
I would like to go on record stating I have never used performance enhancing drugs in my life. I now feel secure that no one will try to reclaim my “Spirit Award” trophy, “Most Improved Player” award trophy or my “Hustle” award, all obtained drug-free. Who knows? If I had chosen to use steroids, I might now have a trophy room full of Team Spirit awards.
Resolutions are made to be broken
Features column
With the arrival of the New Year comes also the arrival of broken New Year's Resolutions. Probably top on the list is any dietary pledge ever made, from cutting back on drinking to quitting fried food to regular exercise. We make 'em and then we break 'em.
Next title’s in the oven for Auburn
Ah, the new year has now begun, and I would be remiss if I did not comment on my beloved Auburn Tigers and their decision to suspend football for the past 2012 football season.
Suffering sticker shock at a funeral
As I have stated in previous articles, I grew up reading Dear Abby.
Swiss law barks up wrong tree
According to the Wall Street Journal, Switzerland voted on whether or not to allow animals to have "publicly paid for public defenders" on Sunday.
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