« Nicki2 wrote on Friday, Nov 20 at 03:27 PM »
fortheunderdog wrote on Friday, Nov 20 at 01:41 PM »
"A caller at Sutter Tracy Community Hospital, 1420 N. Tracy Blvd., reported at 8:37 p.m. Thursday that a man was admitted into the emergency room said the end of one of his fingers was bitten off in a fight at Grant Line Road and Tracy Boulevard."
Well, it looks like he won't be able to point out the suspect to the police.
Hey ftud, long time no see.
I bet next time he will feed the person he fights first :-)
"A caller at Sutter Tracy Community Hospital, 1420 N. Tracy Blvd., reported at 8:37 p.m. Thursday that a man was admitted into the emergency room said the end of one of his fingers was bitten off in a fight at Grant Line Road and Tracy Boulevard."
Well, it looks like he won't be able to point out the suspect to the police.
Hey ftud, long time no see.
I bet next time he will feed the person he fights first :-)
« TomBenigno wrote on Friday, Nov 20 at 03:24 PM »
Chilipepper:
I have had "Mucho"experience with the SBA. They usually want a package made up to analyze the funding before it's loaned out.
They also want a dollar to dollar equity value on the package before the lending. This is why I suggested the SBA, we don't want the money going to some special interest agenda as the Grand Theater.
I have had "Mucho"experience with the SBA. They usually want a package made up to analyze the funding before it's loaned out.
They also want a dollar to dollar equity value on the package before the lending. This is why I suggested the SBA, we don't want the money going to some special interest agenda as the Grand Theater.
« how rude wrote on Friday, Nov 20 at 02:39 PM »
how rude to have deleated my comment which was the first one on here when my comment was about the city asking the local boy and girl scouts to pitch in with service. This is exactly the kind of thing the kids would love to be a part in..all someone has to do is ask them i know my girl scout troop would jump in and help build it, maybe even rent an area
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