Comments for Russellville, Arkansas

Comment on Does ANYBODY know a boy named Blake Heath??? by royrox

royrox — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 21:01:27 +0000

No sorry. Have you tried to google his name? You can call people in that area to find out about him, maybe.

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Comment on Anyone from Fayetteville that plays RPGs? by MyRealLife

MyRealLife — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 00:09:20 +0000

Me, me me me me. HE he.

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Comment on Anyone from Fayetteville that plays RPGs? by dudester_sk8

dudester_sk8 — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 23:02:39 +0000

umm…i’m not sure where fayetville is, but i’m in Louisville, and i paly city of heroes

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Comment on what is the mileage between amity, ar. and newport, ar. ? by sdatary

sdatary — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 02:02:27 +0000

If you mean the Newport, AR in Jackson County, it is 180 miles driving, 157 miles as the crow flies.

If you mean the Newport, AR in Calhoun County, it is 96 miles driving, 73 miles as the crow flies.

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Comment on what is the mileage between amity, ar. and newport, ar. ? by ktkck5

ktkck5 — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 01:01:43 +0000

181 miles
PC Miler – practical miles

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Comment on Does anyone know where I can find Bounty paper towels with dragonfly print in LR Ar? by Juby

Juby — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 23:02:01 +0000

Yes, you should be able to find them at a Walmart, Target, supermarkets, etc. Unless of course, that particular design has been discontinued. They might show up again closer to summertime.

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Comment on Does anyone know where I can find Bounty paper towels with dragonfly print in LR Ar? by jen92078

jen92078 — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 22:04:31 +0000

try walmart

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Comment on anyone want a free puppy? by Lisa

Lisa — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 02:04:12 +0000

why dont you get your animals spayed and neutered!!! have you checked the animal shelters out lately. THEIR FULL

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Comment on anyone want a free puppy? by Mimi

Mimi — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 01:02:53 +0000

You Go CF!
Never, Never offer your pet “Free to a good home”. The world is teaming with research nappers, abusers, hoarders, torturers, profiteers, predators and sexual sadists looking to self-gratify.
Yeah, there are good folks out there, but only a fool would blindly trust a world of strangers not required to show proof of honorable intentions toward a defenseless puppy.

puppyowner, would you allow a stranger to care for your child just to prove that most folks are good? Doesn’t work that way. Folks have to show a proven historical track record for responsibility and honesty…. to banks, businesses, employers, childcare agencies. Many no kill animal shelters, rescue organizations and pet sanctuaries operate by the same rules and requirements.

Adoption for these puppies requires you to be responsible and committed to giving them their best shot for a great and safe forever home. Contact reputable organizations or groups with the experience and knowledge for responsible placement of companion animals.

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Comment on anyone want a free puppy? by puppyowner

puppyowner — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 00:04:50 +0000

I myself received a free puppy today, and he is the best! In response to CF_ above, I would just like to say that most pet owners would not randomly hand out puppies to a random stranger.

In defense of thekid, I feel that it is great to try to find homes for puppies by offering them to people who show some interest in the species (i.e.- by posting in the dog Q&A section of yahoo *where concerned/knowledged pet owners network*….as opposed to widely advertising them through a newspaper *to persons who may be interested in lab work*).

Secondly, potential owners can e-mail thekid in reference to the puppy. From here, he can discuss living arrangements that will be made for the dog and et cetera.

Not all people are bad people, and not all people are good as well. In the case of my puppy, I saved him from having to go to my local Humane Society shelter… and I believe the last vet we spoke to said that they are almost out of room and cannot shelter puppies. He didn’t go into detail of what happens to them, but with an answer like that, I didn’t want to ask further.

If someone wants to provide a loving home to a puppy–whether they are paying for the puppy or not–I think that it’s a great thing. Not all puppies have to be from a breeder, and not all puppies have to cost hundreds of dollars. Some puppies aren’t really planned, but welcomed on arrival!

Good luck in finding loving homes for your three pups!

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