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1 week ago | 
drgnews.com | Chuck Hanson
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2 weeks ago | 
drgnews.com | Chuck Hanson
Personalised advertising and content, advertising and content measurement, audience research and services developmentStore and/or access information on a deviceYou can choose how your personal data is used.
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2 weeks ago | 
drgnews.com | Chuck Hanson
There are some “types” of single people . . . like the creepy Unabomber type . . . that are always an obvious “swipe left.” But for others, you have to LIVE AND LEARN. Someone on social media asked, “What is one ‘type’ you would never date again?” And here are some of the top responses . . 1. People who only talk about their problems. Or are perpetually miserable. 2. People who are “emotionally unavailable.”3. People who are addicts. You’ll always play second fiddle to their addiction. 4.
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2 weeks ago | 
drgnews.com | Chuck Hanson
It can be reassuring when you call 911, and the dispatcher is calmly going about their business. But they CAN be TOO CALM about it. A man in Chatham County, Georgia called 911 earlier this year, after his wife called him at work . . . saying that someone was snooping around their house, and banging on the doors and windows. It was someone they knew, so he initially called the county’s non-emergency line, but no one picked up. So he called 911 . . .
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2 weeks ago | 
drgnews.com | Chuck Hanson
This past Saturday was National Handmade Day, which celebrates the effort and dedication to “handicraft, artistry, and crafts” . . . and just the special, personal touch of creating something by hand. It’s hard to imagine ANYONE not appreciating a handwritten letter . . . and yet, you’re far more likely to get a DM on social media, or a thumbs-up emoji text.
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2 weeks ago | 
drgnews.com | Chuck Hanson
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1 month ago | 
drgnews.com | Chuck Hanson
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1 month ago | 
drgnews.com | Chuck Hanson
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1 month ago | 
drgnews.com | Chuck Hanson
Arvin went in . . . fired some gun shots . . . and set the place on fire. The police were called, and when they got there, they saw Arvin dragging some brush INTO the burning building. (You know you’ve found an arsonist when you see him adding KINDLING to the blaze.)While he was in custody, Arvin complained that he was thirsty, so the cops gave him a water bottle. He drank it, then returned the favor by RELIEVING HIMSELF in the bottle, and hurling it back at the police.
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1 month ago | 
drgnews.com | Chuck Hanson
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