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FAMOUS LAST WORDS: I KNOW WHEN TO QUIT. I CAN HANDLE IT (CB Scott)

January 3, 2012 by Guest Blogger

Editor: CB shared this with me, and I meant to put it up on New Year’s weekend – I was in deep mourning because evil prevailed so constantly in football, both college and pro over the weekend and my brain was not functioning correctly.  I forgot.  The video is pretty graphic.

Beverage alcohol is a drug. The use of beverage alcohol has brought much sorrow to many people. The video below was sent to those of us in Alabama who support ALCAP (Alabama Citizens Action Program). I ask you to watch it. Give it some thought.

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