YYEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!! :laugh:

When you said a school in Georgia I was thinking Georgia something.

For instance: Georgia Southern, Georgia Tech etc...

calling_the_hogs Wrote:The Question is this... Should Augusta have the right to an all-male club or should they be forced to admit a woman member?

Per the US Constitution, they DO have that right so it's really not a question as to if they should or not. To deny that right to them, essentially changes the US Constitution. Of course, Liberals are known to change the Constitution when it doesn't fit their agenda.......and not yeah, but hell yeah Martha Burk is a leftist liberal.

RebelKev Wrote:

calling_the_hogs Wrote:The Question is this... Should Augusta have the right to an all-male club or should they be forced to admit a woman member?

Per the US Constitution, they DO have that right so it's really not a question as to if they should or not. To deny that right to them, essentially changes the US Constitution. Of course, Liberals are known to change the Constitution when it doesn't fit their agenda.......and not yeah, but hell yeah Martha Burk is a leftist liberal.

Nail -> Head

techfan4 Wrote::laugh:

Dr. Bobby Jones

What is a good medical school in Georgia? C'mon.

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.....and the one in Augusta...which is the oldest, The Medical College of Georgia. You can still see the first one that's on the historic registry (It moved locations) on, I think Telfair Street, maybe GDawg can tell us the exact location. I know it's ONE of those damn streets in Olde Town. I've only been here since '95 but pretty much know Augusta and GA history like the back of my hand now being a student at Augusta State(One of the best Golf Teams in the nation, BTW) and general dialogue with others.

Trivia:

1) Augusta was one of the first cities in GA.

2) We have the oldest newspaper in the South.

3) We WERE going to be the Capital, they decided for Milledgeville then Atlanta.

4) Most gun powder for the Confederate Army was made in a place that you can still visit....in Augusta (The Confederate Powder Works)

5) James Brown, Amy Grant, The Big Show, and Lawrence Fishburne are from Augusta. (The Big Show was from New Ellenton...an outlying area). James Brown still lives in Beech Island...about 2 minutes from downtown. Hell, I think Ty Cobb was from Augusta. It's called NEW Ellenton because Ellenton was basically taken by imminent domain to build the Savannah River Site to build nukes.

6) Woodrow Wilson's boyhood home is here in Augusta.

Man, as someone from Jackson(Actually Byram) Mississippi, I do love to talk about Augusta. Of course, I HATE what Jackson has become. Augusta, 2 hours from white-water rafting in the mountains, 2 hours from deep-sea fishing, 2 hours from 2 major cities (Atl and Charlotte), and we have a BIG ****** lake (Largest man-made this side of the Mississippi River) about 20 minutes away.

.....for some reason, I think the Chamber of Commerce should put me on their payroll. :laugh:


Oh yeah, Mercer also has a Med School.

RebelKev Wrote:E_ _ _ _

.....and the one in Augusta...which is the oldest, The Medical College of Georgia. You can still see the first one that's on the historic registry (It moved locations) on, I think Telfair Street, maybe GDawg can tell us the exact location.[/quote]
15th street. My mother works at MCG.

GDawgs88 Wrote:

RebelKev,Apr 29 2003, 11:53 PM Wrote:E_ _ _ _

.....and the one in Augusta...which is the oldest, The Medical College of Georgia. You can still see the first one that's on the historic registry (It moved locations) on, I think Telfair Street, maybe GDawg can tell us the exact location.

15th street. My mother works at MCG.[/quote]
No, I mean the old one, the first one in Georgia. It's down near Le Maison. Kinda like when Greene St. goes under Gordon Hwy and turns into Olde Town. It's down there.

RebelKev Wrote:

GDawgs88,Apr 30 2003, 02:29 PM Wrote:

RebelKev,Apr 29 2003, 11:53 PM Wrote:E_ _ _ _

.....and the one in Augusta...which is the oldest, The Medical College of Georgia. You can still see the first one that's on the historic registry (It moved locations) on, I think Telfair Street, maybe GDawg can tell us the exact location.

15th street. My mother works at MCG.

No, I mean the old one, the first one in Georgia. It's down near Le Maison. Kinda like when Greene St. goes under Gordon Hwy and turns into Olde Town. It's down there.[/quote]
Ohhhhhh.............. O.K I know what you're talking about.

Has anyone heard Jesse Jackson on the Masters? He claims that the Masters is named in honor of all the former slave masters and that it is racist. On Crossfire, he said that he believed that racial, sexual, and religious bigotry was unacceptable, yet the guy kept asking him why he wasn't chaining himself to the all female club in Toronto. God, what a moron.

T-Monay820 Wrote:Has anyone heard Jesse Jackson on the Masters? He claims that the Masters is named in honor of all the former slave masters and that it is racist. On Crossfire, he said that he believed that racial, sexual, and religious bigotry was unacceptable, yet the guy kept asking him why he wasn't chaining himself to the all female club in Toronto. God, what a moron.

Hmm, the Master's was formed in the late 1930's after the club opened up...........in the 1930's.

That racist ****** Tiger Woods! Enslaving his own his own damn people!!!! :mad: :rolleyes: WHATEVA!!!!!!!!

Jesse's a dumb***. To quote Eddie from "Barbershop", "Man.........F!! Jesse Jackson!

T-Monay820 Wrote:Has anyone heard Jesse Jackson on the Masters? He claims that the Masters is named in honor of all the former slave masters and that it is racist.

Read that in SI a few months back. Geezzz..... :cry:

GDawgs88 Wrote:

RebelKev,Apr 29 2003, 11:53 PM Wrote:E_ _ _ _

.....and the one in Augusta...which is the oldest, The Medical College of Georgia. You can still see the first one that's on the historic registry (It moved locations) on, I think Telfair Street, maybe GDawg can tell us the exact location.

15th street. My mother works at MCG.[/quote]
What am I thinking about? MCG is actually on 7th street.