Date: Friday, November 06, 2009, 5:08 am
By: Meghan Barr and Vicki Smith, Associated Press
I always wonder about the judgement of women in relationships because if this guy had on a suit and tie and looked worth something I really doubt that Ms Tanja would have paid him any attention.
@ BroughtwaPrice, remember that discussion we were having on this being a Christian site????
http://www.blackamericaweb.com/?q=articles/news/baw_commentary_news/14046
READ THIS ARTICLE, because YOU WONT SEE SOMETHING LIKE THIS Posted BY the MSM.
This is a Christianity-based site, and the people who make this site what it is, from the bottom to the top, are Christian.
Come join us man, and lets fight the fight against satan's wickedness.
I find it interesting to read that a woman was attacked on September 22 and an arrest was just recently made? When was the report of the attack made known to the police? If it was right away, why did it take so long for authorities to go to this man's house?
..keeps the numbers high for people addicted. We need funding and good people to implement programs for people addicted...
the butt of jokes about crackheads lessens a person who is addicted. A female addicted to crack is looked on as the ultimate trash. I taught crack addicts in rehab. The stories they told me of what they would do for the "butter" would make u cry. Get Ice, butter, Sherm, weed, and ballers off the street. It could be done, but we have certain people who always get very liberal about manditory sentencing so the craziness continues an politicians that won't place funding in rehabilitation..iamout smithmusic_2000@yahoo.com
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