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This Is Your Neighbor: Chaka Cobb and Ebony Smith….Teacher Fight (cat fight)

October 31, 2009 · Leave a Comment

I got into fights in grade school.  Many people get into fights in grade school.  It’s a part of the experience.  Here’s the thing…just imagine the look on your face if you saw two female teachers having a fist fight.  A good ol’ down home ‘Cat Fight’.  Personally I would’ve been intrigued.  That’s just me.  Two female teachers Chaka Cobb and Ebony Smith of the Clayton County Georgia Rex Middle School got into a fight in front of students.

What could’ve caused this fight you ask???  A love letter posted on FACE BOOK.  Damn…the social networking sites strikes again.  Read more from THE TRUE SOURCE.

Categories: Atlanta · Chaka Cobb · Clayton County · Ebony Smith · Face Book · GA · Teachers Fighting · This is your neighbor
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Hottie Of The Day: Montana Deleon

October 19, 2009 · Leave a Comment

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Montana Deleon

Height: 5′ 9″ 
Weight: 165 lbs 
Measurements: 38-30-46 
Shoe size: 10 
Hair color: Black 
Hair length: Very Long

Dah dah dah dah dah…..I’m lovin’ it.  Montana Deleon is what I’ll call a freak of nature.  That being a good thing.  There is no denying that this blazing hottie from Atlanta, Gee A is on top of her game.  She has that look that will have the fellas (as well as women) giving up that goods.  If you see her out and about…try not to get tongue tied when you see that ass and them big breasteses.  Check her out at 1900Montana1900 or MySpace Montana or Model Mayham or MONTANA MIX.  Tell her Wildly Styley sent you.  She’ll know what that’s all about.   Whatever else happens…that’s on you!  :)

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Categories: Atlanta · Booty · Hottie Of The Day · Montana Deleon
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Atlanta Floods 2009

September 23, 2009 · Leave a Comment

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The city of Atlanta, GA (Metro Atlanta as well) was practially shut down up until today.  The rain began Saturday 09/19/2009 and really didn’t end until Tuesday 09/22/2009.  Over 100 secondary roads (surface streets) were covered with water and impassable.  Some major interstates were shut down as well.  There were several deaths reported.  Schools and businesses were closed.  People were without power and (ironically) water for a few days.  A whole lot of people had water damage to their homes and didn’t have floor insurance.  Let’s just see how the Federal ENFORCEMENT Management Agency (F.E.M.A.) handles this one.  Read more from the TRUE SOURCE.

Categories: Around the City · Atlanta · Floods
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