Beat_Dominator
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its slow today guys where is everyone?
cookouts like i should be.....but people are bullshittin.
DBfan187
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Supa's mom was here!
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Safe-N-Sound215
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Kenzo
Nah he's a cool *** dude, it was just a dick move on his part. Normally he don't do shit like that.
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Notable Residents and Natives of Valdosta, GA
- James Lord Pierpont, the author of "Jingle Bells," lived many years in Valdosta, where he taught music. He later moved to Quitman, Georgia, where he died.
- Vincent Burns, NFL defensive tackle Indianapolis Colts
- Randall Godfrey, NFL Seattle Seahawks, linebacker San Diego Chargers
- Desmond (Desi) Relaford, A second and third baseman for the Colorado Rockies
- Bill Hicks, comedian
- Doc Holliday, Western dentist/gunfighter/gambler
- Jay Ratliff, NFL defensive end Dallas Cowboys
- Sonny Shroyer, actor best known for role as Enos Strate on The Dukes of Hazzard, born in Valdosta on August 28, 1935.
- Demond Wilson, TV actor known for playing Lamont on Sanford and Son
- Ossie Davis, award-winning actor, playwright, director, and social activist.
- Rhett Akins, Country music artist.
- Billy Joe Royal, Country music artist.
- Avery Sharpe, bassist-composer who has played alongside Dizzy Gillespie and Pat Metheny.
- Buck Belue, former Valdosta High School standout and quarterback of the University of Georgia's 1980 national championship team, now a radio talk show host
- Luther Blue, Iowa State University NFL Wide Receiver Detroit Lions/Philadelphia Eagles
- Lyn D McIntosh, a pilot in the Iran Hostage Crisis (Desert One) rescue attempt of 1980, was a former teacher at Valdosta High School and graduate of Valdosta State College.
Safe-N-Sound215
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The area where i live now
[edit] Notable people of Charlottesville
Thomas Jefferson - The third President of the United States (1801–1809), the principal author of the Declaration of Independence (1776), and one of the most influential Founding Father.
Meriwether Lewis - American explorer, soldier, and public administrator, best known for his role as the leader of the Corps of Discovery, whose mission was to explore the territory of the Louisiana Purchase.
S. S. Van Dine - A U.S. art critic and author.
Edgar Allan Poe - Lived in the city while attending the University of Virginia.
Nicholas Philip Trist - Author of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, which ended the Mexican War
John Mosby - Also known as the "Gray Ghost," was a Confederate partisan Ranger (a partisan is similar to a guerrilla fighter) in the American Civil War.
William Faulkner - Writer in residence at the University of Virginia, to which he bequeathed all of his original manuscripts.
William McGuffey - Lived in Charlottesville while serving as a professor at the University and was buried nearby upon death.
Anna Anderson - A woman claiming to be the Grand Duchess Anastasia of Russia, lived out her final years in Charlottesville.
John Grisham - Lives just outside of Charlottesville.
Dave Matthews - Bartender in a Charlottesville bar called Miller's when he formed the rock band Dave Matthews Band, and now divides his time between homes in Seattle and the Charlottesville area.
Boyd Tinsley - Violinist and one of the backup singers for the rock band Dave Matthews Band.
Carter Beauford - Percussionist (drummer) and founding member of the rock band Dave Matthews Band.
LeRoi Moore - Saxophonist for the rock band Dave Matthews Band.
Coran Capshaw - Manager for the rock band Dave Matthews Band (among others) and a real estate mogul responsible for significant development in the city.
Kathleen Clifford - Silent film, vaudeville and Broadway stage actress was born in Charlottesville.
Sissy Spacek - famous for her portrayal of tormented high schooler Carrie, lives just outside of Charlottesville, in Albemarle County.
Howie Long - TV sports personality and former defensive end for the Oakland Raiders, also lives in Charlottesville year-round.
John W. Kluge - Multi-billionaire and philanthropist, lives outside Charlottesville.
Noteable homeoweners - Actors Jessica Lange and Sam Shepard have maintained homes in the area.
Other music notables are - Bella Morte and Stephen Malkmus of rock band Pavement, David Berman of rock band Silver Jews lived for a time in and formed their respective bands while residing in the city. James McNew, currently a member of Yo La Tengo, is from Charlottesville and went to Albemarle High School. Other bands from Charlottesville include Rude Buddha, the Landlords, Happy Flowers, Skip Castro, and the Michael Guthrie Band.
Thomas Adams, born in Augusta County, member of the Virginia House of Burgesses and signer of the Articles of Confederation[1]
Robert Allen, born in Augusta County, United States Congressman from Tennessee[1]
George Caleb Bingham (1811-1879), born in Augusta County, noted painter and State Treasurer of Missouri [1]
Gideon Blackburn (1772-1838), born in Augusta County, noted clergyman and founder of Blackburn College[1]
Samuel Brown, born in Augusta County, noted surgeon and editor[1]
John Wilson Campbell, born in Augusta County, United States Congressman from Ohio [1]
William Campbell, born in Augusta County, general of the Continental Army in the American Revolutionary War[1]
John Colter (c.1774–May 7, 1812(?)), born near Stuarts Draft, was a member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition (1804−1806); best remembered for his explorations made after being honorably discharged in 1806 when he became the first person of European descent to enter the region now known as Yellowstone National Park
Samuel Doak, (1749-1830), born in Augusta County, noted Presbyterian clergyman, founder of Washington College, the first college west of the Alleghenies, noted abolitionist[1]
John H. Fulton, (died 1836), born in Augusta County, United States Congressman from Virginia[1]
John P. Gaines, (1795-1857), born in Augusta County, United States Congressman from Kentucky and governor of the Oregon Territory. [1]
John D. Imboden, (1823-1895), born in Augusta County, member of the Virginia General Assembly, Confederate Army cavalry general and partisan fighter in the American Civil War. [1]
Thomas Lewis, Jr., born in Augusta County, United States Congressman from Virginia. [1]
William J. Lewis, (1766-1828), born in Augusta County, United States Congressman from Virginia. [1]
Benjamin Logan, (c.1742-1803), born in Augusta County, United States Congressman from Kentucky. [1]
George Mathews, (1739-1812), born in Augusta County, later United States Congressman and Governor of Georgia. [1]
Robert McKnight (c.1789-1846), born in Augusta County, moved to St. Louis, Missouri in 1809, member of a trading expedition under Zebulon Pike to Santa Fe, New Mexico in 1812, captured by Spanish and imprisoned until 1821, eventually renounced his United States citizenship, moved to Mexico, and became owner of the Santa Rite del Cobre copper mine in Chihuahua, Mexico. [1]
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[edit] Notable people of Charlottesville
Thomas Jefferson - The third President of the United States (1801–1809), the principal author of the Declaration of Independence (1776), and one of the most influential Founding Father.
Meriwether Lewis - American explorer, soldier, and public administrator, best known for his role as the leader of the Corps of Discovery, whose mission was to explore the territory of the Louisiana Purchase.
S. S. Van Dine - A U.S. art critic and author.
Edgar Allan Poe - Lived in the city while attending the University of Virginia.
Nicholas Philip Trist - Author of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, which ended the Mexican War
John Mosby - Also known as the "Gray Ghost," was a Confederate partisan Ranger (a partisan is similar to a guerrilla fighter) in the American Civil War.
William Faulkner - Writer in residence at the University of Virginia, to which he bequeathed all of his original manuscripts.
William McGuffey - Lived in Charlottesville while serving as a professor at the University and was buried nearby upon death.
Anna Anderson - A woman claiming to be the Grand Duchess Anastasia of Russia, lived out her final years in Charlottesville.
John Grisham - Lives just outside of Charlottesville.
Dave Matthews - Bartender in a Charlottesville bar called Miller's when he formed the rock band Dave Matthews Band, and now divides his time between homes in Seattle and the Charlottesville area.
Boyd Tinsley - Violinist and one of the backup singers for the rock band Dave Matthews Band.
Carter Beauford - Percussionist (drummer) and founding member of the rock band Dave Matthews Band.
LeRoi Moore - Saxophonist for the rock band Dave Matthews Band.
Coran Capshaw - Manager for the rock band Dave Matthews Band (among others) and a real estate mogul responsible for significant development in the city.
Kathleen Clifford - Silent film, vaudeville and Broadway stage actress was born in Charlottesville.
Sissy Spacek - famous for her portrayal of tormented high schooler Carrie, lives just outside of Charlottesville, in Albemarle County.
Howie Long - TV sports personality and former defensive end for the Oakland Raiders, also lives in Charlottesville year-round.
John W. Kluge - Multi-billionaire and philanthropist, lives outside Charlottesville.
Noteable homeoweners - Actors Jessica Lange and Sam Shepard have maintained homes in the area.
Other music notables are - Bella Morte and Stephen Malkmus of rock band Pavement, David Berman of rock band Silver Jews lived for a time in and formed their respective bands while residing in the city. James McNew, currently a member of Yo La Tengo, is from Charlottesville and went to Albemarle High School. Other bands from Charlottesville include Rude Buddha, the Landlords, Happy Flowers, Skip Castro, and the Michael Guthrie Band.
Thomas Adams, born in Augusta County, member of the Virginia House of Burgesses and signer of the Articles of Confederation[1]
Robert Allen, born in Augusta County, United States Congressman from Tennessee[1]
George Caleb Bingham (1811-1879), born in Augusta County, noted painter and State Treasurer of Missouri [1]
Gideon Blackburn (1772-1838), born in Augusta County, noted clergyman and founder of Blackburn College[1]
Samuel Brown, born in Augusta County, noted surgeon and editor[1]
John Wilson Campbell, born in Augusta County, United States Congressman from Ohio [1]
William Campbell, born in Augusta County, general of the Continental Army in the American Revolutionary War[1]
John Colter (c.1774–May 7, 1812(?)), born near Stuarts Draft, was a member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition (1804−1806); best remembered for his explorations made after being honorably discharged in 1806 when he became the first person of European descent to enter the region now known as Yellowstone National Park
Samuel Doak, (1749-1830), born in Augusta County, noted Presbyterian clergyman, founder of Washington College, the first college west of the Alleghenies, noted abolitionist[1]
John H. Fulton, (died 1836), born in Augusta County, United States Congressman from Virginia[1]
John P. Gaines, (1795-1857), born in Augusta County, United States Congressman from Kentucky and governor of the Oregon Territory. [1]
John D. Imboden, (1823-1895), born in Augusta County, member of the Virginia General Assembly, Confederate Army cavalry general and partisan fighter in the American Civil War. [1]
Thomas Lewis, Jr., born in Augusta County, United States Congressman from Virginia. [1]
William J. Lewis, (1766-1828), born in Augusta County, United States Congressman from Virginia. [1]
Benjamin Logan, (c.1742-1803), born in Augusta County, United States Congressman from Kentucky. [1]
George Mathews, (1739-1812), born in Augusta County, later United States Congressman and Governor of Georgia. [1]
Robert McKnight (c.1789-1846), born in Augusta County, moved to St. Louis, Missouri in 1809, member of a trading expedition under Zebulon Pike to Santa Fe, New Mexico in 1812, captured by Spanish and imprisoned until 1821, eventually renounced his United States citizenship, moved to Mexico, and became owner of the Santa Rite del Cobre copper mine in Chihuahua, Mexico. [1]
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iagrdshaka
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Elijah Wood, Ron Livingston, Zach Johnson, Cal Eldred, Trent Green, Ashton Kutcher, Marv Levy, Dedric Ward, and Kurt Warner are the only notable people to me from Cedar Rapids, IA.
joetama
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The British Ear
I got nothing from where I live....
you dont happen to know ian budd, would you joetama?
Captain_Ahab
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BUCK FAMA
can't wait till you get shot in a driveby
joetama
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The British Ear
Ian Budd? Nope... Who is he?
joetama
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The British Ear
ICB guy?
he owns ICB designs
he designs and builds a lot of studios and home theatres out of cincinnati
he designs and builds a lot of studios and home theatres out of cincinnati
haha you do know who im talking about
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