Temple, Higdon qualify for Danielsville mayor’s race

Temple, Higdon qualify for Danielsville mayor’s race

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Mayor pro tem Junne Temple resigned her position on the city council Wednesday when she paid her qualifying fee of $82.19 to run for the mayor’s seat.

Danielsville businessman Todd Higdon also qualified on Monday for the mayor’s seat.
A special election will be held Tuesday, March 6, where city voters will have the chance to decide between these two candidates.

The special election is needed to replace former mayor Phillip Croya, who resigned Jan. 10, just 10 days after his new term began. Croya ran unopposed for re-election last November.

The council, including newest member Michael Wideman, will now have the task of appointing a council member to serve the remainder of Temple’s term, which ends Dec. 31.

Wideman was just appointed by the council in a special called meeting this week to replace council member Janice Merk, who also resigned last month.

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#1 guss who on 02/09/12 at 07:54 PM [Reply]

OMG! I think Todd would mess the city up even more. Him and Matt are buddys to. Matt could still work all days, and no nights. He can stay at Todd's store and in the High School all day and do nothing. I guss I will just have to skip the vote on this election. Mickey Mouse should have ran.

#1.1 Just Sayin' on 02/10/12 at 08:05 AM [Reply]

I think it's great that a business owner steps up and wants to help put the city back together. It takes the "personal vendetta" out of the government. When you only have 2 choices, and one has already stated that she didn't want to be mayor, the choice is obvious. (It may be a "personal vendetta" that led her to change her mind and run.)

#1.2 Ms.K on 02/10/12 at 04:18 PM [Reply]

Why didn't you step up to run, guss who? Could you do better than Mickey Mouse? The citizens of Danielsville should be amazed that anyone would step forward, given all the abuse some of them give to "gubbermint" people. Please tell us, guss who, what you were trying to say about Todd. Are you suggesting that he is lazy, a do-nothing? If so, tell us why so we can join with you in sitting out the election. And what's this about Matt? Lazy, too? How so? We should know these things so help us!

#1.3 Anon on 02/14/12 at 04:20 PM [Reply]

I think Mickey Mouse just sent this comment.

#2 Resident Redneck on 02/09/12 at 08:44 PM [Reply]

Hold up, wait a minute, Rewind the tape I thought Temple said she didn't want to be Mayor she was just doing the right thing? Hum, it looks like this power has already gone to her head so she wants more power. Lady if you don't want to be Mayor Don't run. So she resigned her position on the city council so she could run for Mayor. I wonder if she gets beat in the election will they just give her her the position back on the council? I don't see how she quit just like Croya and Merk did. Can they come back and get their jobs back? She seen being Mayor pays alot more than council woman? But let me tell you this Ms.Lady if by some chance you are elected Mayor you may as well buy you a shirt with a target on it because you will be a target then.

#2.1 Just Sayin' on 02/10/12 at 08:10 AM [Reply]

RR: You are exactly right, she did say that in the paper. I thought the same thing, surely they will appoint someone different before the election. When all the smoke and dust clears and she's the only one left standing, makes you wonder who else could've started the fire.

#2.1.1 Resident Redneck on 02/10/12 at 11:00 AM [Reply]

Just Sayin- And when she is the only one left then you know who started the fire to begin with? Run everybody off and she thinks she has the position locked up? And she thinks by saying she didn't want the job of Mayor but she was doing the right thing People will just give her the job. But smart people will look at it and say hey she was there when the trouble started and she is still there and there is still trouble so she may be the cause of the trouble to start with? It's one of those things that make you go Hum? I liked Phillip Croya even though I don't agree with the text message incident. Maybe he should have sent her a text too firing her? Problem solved.

#2.2 Simply Sheila on 02/10/12 at 02:51 PM [Reply]

Maybe that was a spare of the moment comment and after she thought about it, Ms Temple decided she could help Danielsville more as the mayor than as a council women. Over the years I have spoken with Ms Temple regarding several city issues and I do know she is very familiar with city affairs and she has alway's been concerned about what is fair and right for the citizens of Danielsville. Perhaps like myself, Ms Temple would like to see our city ran by a competent individual who will put the best interest of the city and its citizens before other issues. I feel she would make an excellant mayor. You Go Girl!

#2.2.1 Resident Redneck on 02/11/12 at 04:08 AM [Reply]

Simply Sheila- Just because she is nosey doesn't mean she would make a good Mayor. Yes and after she thought about it she decided the Mayor makes more money than a council woman. You also said she is concerned about what is fair and right for the citizens of Danielsville. Maybe until she gets in office and the power goes to her head. I have seen power and politics ruin many good people.

#2.3 Ms,K on 02/10/12 at 04:26 PM [Reply]

She may already realize she is a target and has seen the writing on the wall. Perhaps she has strategized to avoid being fired by the next mayor now that she knows who it may be. If she wins, she'll be happy. If not, she can save face by being able to say she was not fired, she did not quit except to attempt to help the city and she leaves city government smelling like a rose. Just my personal speculation.

#2.3.1 Mrs. J on 02/14/12 at 06:38 PM [Reply]

can't help but think that J.T. already had something planned ahead of time.
And to # 3 T.H. commenting on your p.s. ALL opinions do matter regardless of whether they post their name or not.
Some people like to sugar coat what they'd really like to say where as others "JUST SAY WHAT THEY REALLY MEAN".
No point in taking anything personal in these blogs. Most are very enlightening.
I have a saying "You can fool some of the people some of the time but you can fool all the people all the time"!!

#3 Todd higdon on 02/10/12 at 04:43 PM [Reply]

I would like to thank the citizens of Danielsville for their words of encouragement and support. I want everyone to know that I'm not reactively running against June Temple for mayor, but that I had qualified for the mayor's seat in Danielsville before Ms Temple signed up. My goal is to bring a whole new perspective to the city council, employees, and citizens. With your support we can do it.
Todd Higdon.

(p.s. If your post does not have a name attached to it then it doesn't matter.)

#3.1 Virginia moss on 02/10/12 at 10:40 PM [Reply]

Thanks you for stepping up to help with the city that is our county seat. I am not a citizen of Danielsville, but it matters to me what happens there regardless of who is mayor or who works there. I would caution you to become a bit more famililar with online discourse. While anonymity allows many unfounded and just plain ugly remarks by those who don't support their assertions, it also allows fully open commenting by those who post reasonable, well-supported opinions without fear of backlash in the community. There is a useful place for this so learn to filter through the trash and to recognize and consider the thoughtful contributions for what they are. Critical thinking is all it takes to judge useful comments. I suspect the previous mayor may have let words on this site get to him more than they should have. It is what it is.

#3.2 a old Friend on 02/17/12 at 05:08 PM [Reply]

Todd ,No way you will be able to run the city. It needs someone with alot more experiance. You need to pass on this one. Sorry !

#3.2.1 Todd Higdon on 02/17/12 at 06:33 PM [Reply]

Thanks old friend for the advice but I'm in it to win it. However, I would like to have your input on what it is you think I may be lacking. Keep in mind our wonderful city makes the front page of the paper almost every week due to something negative or scandalous going on. So please tell me, what choice does the city have to not elect someone new?

#3.2.2 Ms.K on 02/17/12 at 08:42 PM [Reply]

So if Todd steps down, who then? You? Who? Ms. Temple? Who? What good does it do to announce to readers here that you don't think Todd can do the job and should pass on the opportunity and then you have no other solution? Do you not see how pointless that is? If new blood is needed, we don't need any of the old blood, right? So, let's see now, who's left?

#3.2.2.1 Resident Redneck on 02/18/12 at 04:32 AM [Reply]

Ms.K- I agree there is always going to be people who are quick to say you can't do a good job. It don't matter if the job is Mayor, President of the United States, or trash collector there is always going to be people who say you can't and it's usually your close family and friends. Todd don't listen to these people just try your best to do a good honest job.
All some of you people have been saying is Danielsville needs new blood? Todd Higdon is that new blood OR you can vote for Temple a bitter old woman who is going to do whatever she has to do to get her way? But I hope Todd has a backbone because I have a feeling if he wins and Temple goes back to council woman she is going to be against him and try and run him off?

#4 onewhowonders on 02/15/12 at 08:46 AM [Reply]

I wonder if it would just be better if Mrs. Temple just stepped down and removed herself completely from the picture; that is if she really wants to help the city. Seems to be too much turmoil and conflict amongst all involved in the city business. There's always room for improvements and change. With the new council, hopefully that will come about.

#5 G.R.I.T.S. on 02/15/12 at 10:09 AM [Reply]

Well, deep subject when it comes to Monday night's meeting.
It's a shame that the new council members seemed to be "scripted" in last night's meeting. This new council of young men will probably be very good for the city BUT only if they weren't influenced by a "former council" member who just resigned to run for Mayor who also stated earlier that she was not going to run for Mayor. Obviously there is a hidden agenda on her part there! Could it be if she doesn't win, she'll just be re-appointed to an empty council seat?
There was no way that as a new council member and a one month old council member could have legitimately decided "on their own" to dismiss Jerry Pressley from his position two weeks before his contract was to expire and on top of that to pay him for those two weeks he would have worked. Is that a way of placating someone so they would not entertain the idea of a law suit? Just thinking out loud!
Now if you can make that decision based on meeting someone once or twice or even a few times, then your better than most!
It seemed the two new council members obviously felt that they could not appoint a new council member BUT they could make a decision to fire someone.
It should be clear they did exactly what they were informed to do by the ever present x- council member, Junne Temple, as it was very obvious in the meeting that they looked at her to make sure they were doing "the right thing?".
Everyone there, I'm sure left knowing "who ran the meeting".
PLEASE...new council members...don't fall into her trap. She has a record of being nice to your face but watch out...!!
If you ruffle her feathers ever so slightly, you'll next in line looking for a job. Oh..and by the way, don't bother with the Unemployment Office for benefits, the city of Danielsville doesn't pay into this program unless it's changed since the ones were fired last May 2011. Many employees have fallen into her spider web.
And is it true that Mrs. Temple made the agenda up on Thursday or Friday night of last week on the city's computer after she had already resigned her position as Mayor Pro-Tem? Does this mean she still retains keys to the City building?

#5.1 Just Sayin' on 02/15/12 at 04:43 PM [Reply]

I like the way you think G.R.I.T.S. From everything I hear, she not only controlled the meeting, but when Mr. Presley refused to add/remove items SHE wanted on the agenda he got fired. Employees and council members in Danielsville beware! She may no longer be on the city council, but she's still runnin' the show.

#5.1.1 anony on 02/15/12 at 06:31 PM [Reply]

And that's illegal.

#5.2 Ms.K on 02/15/12 at 07:21 PM [Reply]

Wow. Somebody needs to keep a journal of all this and turn it into a book, movie, play and/or television show as a cautionary tale for government. Nothing like small, rural southern towns to inspire great novels. Like "To Kill a Mockingbird", I hope there is a good and rightful ending, but like that story, it requires selling the townspeople on the right thing to do. Where's our Atticus Finch?

#5.2.1 anony on 02/15/12 at 07:39 PM [Reply]

It's not even the tip of the iceberg.

#5.2.2 anony on 02/17/12 at 11:37 PM [Reply]

Atticus was the first to be sacrificed on the "alter of Temple". He was replaced as City Attorney by Mrs. Temple's long-time friend, Dale Perry.

#5.3 Resident Redneck on 02/15/12 at 09:53 PM [Reply]

G.R.I.T.S.- You sound like a true Girl Raised In The South? Yes it seems like every council member is scared of Temple? I know if they have heard about her running others off or them getting fired. I'm not saying she had anything to do with it but out of all of them that was there how many are still there besides her? She seems to be the factor in a host of problems within Danielsville City Government?

#6 Bernard on 02/15/12 at 07:55 PM [Reply]

Do you folks actually attend meetings or make this stuff up as you go along? I have attended a few meetings in the past and understand that the things you are stating are incorrect. First of all, Mr Presley did not have a contract with the city. His consulting business worked at the pleasure of the Mayor and Council. He knew that his business wasn't included in the budget for this year. Have you ever asked any questions or just enjoy feeding off of the other comments? You guys need a life!!! Oh, and by the way, the Mayor cannot fire a council member, that is left up to the voters, which brings me to another point. How many of you folks are actual voters in Danielsville? That what I thought. AS I SAID EARLIER, YOU GUYS NEED A LIFE.

#6.1 Todd Higdon on 02/16/12 at 07:14 PM [Reply]

Mr. Bernard, I beg to differ on the contract with you in regards to Mr. Presley. I was at the last meeting and we were informed by the council that Mr. Presley did have two weeks left on his contract but the council felt they would pay him his last two weeks out in full if he went ahead and left two weeks before his time was up. And, that was ok with him. You may be right that there was no contract but there was an ageement that did end early. I am commenting not in support of either side but rather just giving you the facts. Thank you for your support. Todd Higdon.

#6.1.1 Resident Redneck on 02/16/12 at 09:26 PM [Reply]

Todd Higdon- Thank you for giving us the facts because most of these people on here who say they know what's really going on couldn't figure out how to get out of a wet paper sack much less know what's going on in our local government.

#6.2 Resident Redneck on 02/16/12 at 08:23 PM [Reply]

Saint Bernard- You said the "Mayor cannot fire a council member that is left up to the voters"? I'm sorry but I don't ever remember voting to fire a council member? And I is do be a voter person and let me add I like those new fangle electronic voting thingy's. It be just like the video game Mortal Combat but you don't get to shoot people or blow stuff up.

#6.2.1 Ms.K on 02/16/12 at 09:04 PM [Reply]

Ah, so you finally voted for the first time in many years. If you are enamoured with the "new" voting machines, then you should know they have been in use for quite some time now, at least since before the last presidential election (2008) you said you voted in. Bernard is right; the voters have the power to remove a councilperson, especially at election time. It's not called "firing" though.

#6.2.1.1 Resident Redneck on 02/18/12 at 09:51 AM [Reply]

Ms.K- No I been done be voting fer sometime now And I know when there is an election and two or more folks are running and more people vote for one person than the others they are elected And that don't mean the person who lost the election was fired they just lost the election But Bernard made it sound like we the people could come together and fire a council member.

#6.3 Resident Redneck on 02/16/12 at 08:31 PM [Reply]

Bernard- I almost forgot something. You be saying WE need to get a life. What about YOU? You must enjoy reading our post OR you wouldn't reply? I know I know since we are doing it you figured you had to throw your 2 cents in on it too.

#6.3.1 E.J. on 02/16/12 at 09:23 PM [Reply]

I've just got to ask RR if he is related to RightWingExtremist who posts on AthensTalks at the Athens Banner-Herald? I'm just so very curious.

#6.3.1.1 Resident Redneck on 02/17/12 at 08:48 AM [Reply]

E.J.- No I is not related to anyone else who post on here or any other newspaper website. My family thinks I is crazy for posting anyway.

#6.3.1.1.1 E.J. on 02/17/12 at 01:22 PM [Reply]

Well, it is an odd experience and wastes a whole lot of time, but it's better than lying on the sofa watching television. It sure has improved my keyboarding skills. See you in the postings.

#6.3.1.1.1.1 Resident Redneck on 02/17/12 at 08:34 PM [Reply]

E.J.- Oh yeah it really helps the keyboarding skills and passes the time. And you know it's kinda fun sometimes.

#6.4 G.R.I.T.S. on 02/17/12 at 03:04 PM [Reply]

Bernard....one thing this southern gal likes to say..."SILENCE IS GOLDEN and DUCT TAPE IS SILVER". I think Mr. Higdon and Resident Redneck couldn't have said it any better! You should stop by somewhere and pick up this weeks Journal, unfold the paper look towards the bottom on the front page and read the BIG BOLD LETTERS about Mr. Pressley....oh, and by the way...yes I do attend the city meetings thank you very much.

#6.5 Jerry Presley on 02/17/12 at 05:32 PM [Reply]

Benard:

The 2012 Budget, at the specific direction of the City Council, did include my salary for the full year. It was adopted by he COuncil on December 15th. During the months of November and December, the Council held nurmerous budget meetings where I presented multiple budget options that included hiring a full-time employee to replace me. However, at that time the Council insisted on moving forward with adopting a budget that included my services. I repeatedly advised the Council that if there were any reservations or uncertainty about keeping my services then it should adopt the alternative scenerio of having a full-time permanent staff member. Now the city has a budget that is based on false assumption and needs to be revised to accomodate the additional salary and benefits of a full-time regular employee.

To date not one member of the Council has discussed with me a single problem with my services. In fact, they have all openly praised my service. The only problem anyone has had with me is Mrs. Temple who took offense to a conversation I had with her Dec. 13 or 14 regarding concerns I had over specific negative interactions with staff including myself, which I believe is creating a persistant negative working environment at City Hall. This led to a Council-led staff meeting a few days later. The next week Mrs. Temple came to City Hall and picked up two city employment applications. Two weeks later is was announced that Mrs. Payne was hired as City Clerk in order to replace me at the January 3rd Special Called meeting, which happended to be illegal because no one on the Council informed current staff of the meeting and therefore proper advertising did not occur. The vacancy was never advertised and the interview was apparently conducted in secret under the direction of Mrs. Temple. (I would like to note here that Mrs. Payne- the new City Clerk- was not responsible for this in any way. I personally believe she will serve the city to the best of her ability and do a good job. I will continue to offer support to her and City as the transition process moves forward.)

Terminating my services was clearly the right of the City Council and I respect their decision on the matter. Personnally, I have no objections against the city pursing a different course. I do, however, object to the manner in which I was informed since there was no discussions on the matter prior the Council's vote at very end of last Monday's meeting when they added it to the agenda at the last possible moment- which is in fact improper. If they knew that they wanted to discuss/vote on the matter it should have been added to the agenda and posted 48-hours in advance per the City Charter and established procedures of the City. More importantly, the Council should have taken the time to speak with me about it in advance. The Council needs to take a more open, honest and respectful approach to employee and vendor relations. If it continues on the same path the only people who will work for the city are those the city doesn't want or need working for it.

I have appreciated the opportunity to serve the city and its citizens. I wish the Council and remainig staff well. I hope the city finds great success in the future. I remain willing and able to assist the city in any way possible as it moves forward.

#6.5.1 Ms.K on 02/17/12 at 08:15 PM [Reply]

Thank you, Mr. Presley. Clarification is always appreciated.

#6.5.2 Ron Faust on 02/17/12 at 10:35 PM [Reply]

Jerry.First let me say how much i(and philip,and i only speak for him here because i am aware of his opinion) appreciated all that you did and tried to do.I agree that the termination was well within our rights but i don't feel it was good timing and handled somewhat disrespectfully.But i feel sure that the council did not mean any disrespect.They have had a great deal dropped in thier laps of a sudden and are doing thier best.I only had one concern with you and i adressed you about it myself(if you don't remember and would like to know,feel free to call me).But i think you know i cared about our people and yet,i too mishandled the contract termination of Victor Johnson.I though(but obviously was wrong)that he was aware of the decision prior to the meeting.I went to him and apologized for that.I can tell you now that i learned alot from that experience.I am sure they will too.The only reason i didn't feel to concerned at your dismissal was that i feel that susan and suzanne can,and will be able to handle it.I just hope it is not more than the should have to handle.My biggest deer in the headlights issue was that i never really knew what our true financial position was.There is a time when you have to stuff your money in a matress and guard it with a shotgun but i don't believe we are there yet.The problem ,to me,is that if you try to hard to protect what you have,you can't make it grow.Ultimately you end up sending it out a dollar at a time till you are broke.I am somewhat conservative with saved money but a bit more liberal in the "you gotta spend money to make money" area.You invest in your employees and they make you money,You expand your taxable properties and you make money(hopefully)down the road.It costs money to do these things but if done right it is an investment.There is growth potential there.If not done right,or at all,well,you might as well divie it up to the residents,roll up the sidewalk,and throw in the towell(i think i am stretching it with my use of the comma here...).I do feel that you would have been a good source of info in that area as well.I must say that i was convinced that you were already there to long because "the people"were unhappy about your pay.But i have heard from quite a few residents that that was not as big an issue as i was led to believe.Interestingle enough,the input i asked for from the people while i was on the council and never got,i started getting after my term ended.I think that is unfortunate for all council that they are ridiculed in the paper instead of led by the people while they are at the table.I really hope that changes.I was a regular for a year before my term,and am still attending after.I cast my votes and then do my best to help them better my home.Thank you again,Jerry,for your services and good luck to you in your future endevors.(sorry to all...i kinda rambled on there...)

#6.5.3 Just Sayin' on 02/19/12 at 09:00 AM [Reply]

Thank you, Mr. Presley, for your honesty. Once again, it shows you what happens when you stand up to her, you lose your job. Let's set this record straight before we close this topic and await the next....

Since she's been in control of the city;
~They fired the engineer (Mr. Quigley)
~They fired the attorney (Mr. Johnson)
~They fired the auditor (Mr. Vance)
~A police officer quit (Mr. Gary)
~They fired the police chief (Mr. Christian)
~They fired the public works superintendent (Mr. Anglin)
~They fired the city clerk (Ms. Riley)
~Knowing that the assistant city clerk would resign (Ms. Delay)
~They hired and fired two Comer policemen (Mr. Zellner and Mr. Moody)
~They fired long time consultant (Mr. Riley)
~The Mayor quit (Mr. Croya)
~A council member quit (Ms. Merk)
~Now they fire Mr. Presley
(Did I leave anyone out? My apologies, if so.)

There is currently no one at city hall that has any history with the city. There is currently no one at city hall who will stand up to her. I know it sounds like I'm referring to Temple as still being on the council, believe me she is. It's going to take a strong council (and hopefully a strong NEW mayor) to finally stand up and take back control of this situation in Danielsville.

#6.5.3.1 onewhowonders on 02/19/12 at 10:55 AM [Reply]

Not wondering any more! You just put everything in perspective.

Hopefully this will remind our community of past situations and citizens start asking "Why".

#6.5.4 MSM on 02/27/12 at 10:36 AM [Reply]

I have met you Jerry and I know you are a good person. I'm sorry for the way you were let go and I know you did all you could to train the new Clerk.
It is way past time, I think, to cut Junne Temple loose from the City Council. I don't think (and hope) She is a bad person, just a very misguided one. I believe that she will lose the election for Mayor, and if so she can be cut loose. I think many concerned citizens of our dear city of Danielsville have been involved in finding the truth of the way the council was and is being run. She is appearing to be the ONE CONSTANT in all problems that have come up.
We will see what transpires after the March 6th election is over, but hopefully she will be retired from any position in the City.

#7 Todd higdon on 02/17/12 at 07:54 AM [Reply]

I would like to say to everyone posting on here, Please dont pass judgement on this new group of council members and office staff. Tim, Jamie, Michael, Susan,and Suzanne are all new, with Jamie being there the longest. They will be good council members for the city, it will just take a little time time to get adjusted to there new responsibility. I believe the City of Danielsville will be in good shape with a fresh start. Thanks everyone for all your support, Todd Higdon.

#8 Citizen mom on 02/19/12 at 02:23 PM [Reply]

Well I have to say after meeting Mr. Higdon and his daughter yesterday I was impressed with his views and ideas for the city of danielsville. I can only hope that everyone else he may have met with got the same impression I did. I do agree with his ideas on transperancy of the city's financials. I do think he is right that every meeting needs to have on the agenda time to discuss monthly financial issues. I also agree that every meeting needs to be recorded for future reference if there is ever a discrepancy that needs to be addressed. Mr. Higdon also brought up a good point about politics and how we don't need politics in our city- what we need is a business that is run as such. He stressed that the mayor's position is not politica but rather it is job in which he would be hired to do by the citizens- to run the city with common sense. Politics has gotten us in the shape we are in now. I do agree we don't need political experience but rather we need business experience- someone who can manage employees with respect . Personally I like the fact that he has managed people and has business experience. Mr Higdon stated he owns and manages Carquest in Danielsville and anyone is welcome to stop by to talk to him about any of these issues. He also had managed and developed Long Estates subdivision and has business experience in that endeavor. I wonder how many businesses or people Ms Temple has ever managed? Being a small business owner my self in the past I only see it fitting to have this type person leading our city. Thankyou Mr Higdon for knocking on my door..he said there were a number of people not home and I just wanted to help pass along his message.

#9 MayorOfComerville on 02/19/12 at 04:51 PM [Reply]

Since I also live between Comer and Danielsville as does Resident Redneck I am the self-appointed Mayor of Comerville. And as the Mayor of Comerville, The only rule that applies is the "Golden Rule". As the self-appointed Mayor of Comerville, I can appoint myself to any position but would love to have Resident Redneck as my Mayor Pro-Tem. I think we could serve our community well and save big bucks! No pay here just that good old "feel good feeling" when I lay my head down at night knowing that I've respected my fellow citizens and applied the only rule that counts.

#9.1 Mr.Resident Redneck on 02/19/12 at 11:56 PM [Reply]

MayorOfComerville- And I promise there won't be none of this love you to your face and when you turn around stab you in the back. If I have a problem with you I'm going to tell you to your face.

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