And just to ad to the story, Cumming, GA is in Forsyth county, which did not allow blacks or minorities to live there only a few decades ago. That was not a law, but a rule that was pretty effectively enforced. A minority person did not want to find themselves in that county after dark back then.
I like the way you folks at The Stranger elevate third-grade humor to fourth-grade humor.
I think this kind of effort to elevate humor really helps with everyday readers who read a story in The Stranger and don't have to wonder: Is this a real story or are The Stranger writers once again making stuff up -- har, har, har!
“We need to build those foundational institutions of the church,” [Santorum] said. “Defend the church, defend the family, defend the non-profit community, defend them against a government that wants to weaken them.”
He added, "Because, in my America, only through the charity drives run by these groups would you ever be able to afford healtchare."
Of course, if I was him, he wouldn't a Google problem.
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I think this kind of effort to elevate humor really helps with everyday readers who read a story in The Stranger and don't have to wonder: Is this a real story or are The Stranger writers once again making stuff up -- har, har, har!
There is no way #5's mom was elevated from third-grade to fourth-grade, humorously or otherwise.
He added, "Because, in my America, only through the charity drives run by these groups would you ever be able to afford healtchare."