It's a victory for Mayor Sly and the City Council . . . But bad news for neighborhoods, firefighters, cops and anybody else who doesn't think Kansas City's biggest priority is The All-Star Game.
The Budget passed just now. Using City Manager Troy Schulte for a scapegoat is the lame tactic that's in the works . . . But the vote was 12-1.
More than $7 million worth of cuts to the KCFD are intact.
There are more steel plates on local streets than ever . . .
There's not much cash for infrastructure or more effective anti-violence programs . . .
But it does look like this Mayor and City Council are working hard to build that Downtown Toy Train.
DEVELOPING . . .
There's going to be HELL to pay if they close down the station nearest to my neighborhood because of these asinine public safety cuts.
ReplyDeleteWhy the hell do I pay my taxes if they aren't going to provide sufficient public safety?
Enjoy the P&L District!
ReplyDeleteI will never vote for Sly Dog again again , he let Yael who lives in Raytown rule my public safety.
ReplyDeleteSharp is a shoe in for next mayoral run. Bye bye sly. Focus on priorities. Even TKC has this issue right.
ReplyDeleteFrom what I heard they will be closing the station at 50th and N. Oak(Briarcliff Area) and the one in the PLaza/Westport area in two weeks. Jan Marcuson said she wants use the saved money to help build better suites at the new symphony building.
ReplyDeleteSLY CUT THE fIREFIGHTERS DOWN TO SIZE !!!!
ReplyDeleteA friend of mine is a KC officer. Said last week that the department is losing about an officer a week on average. It is likely that several officers we begin to leave the department in the near future not just to retirements but to financial and other reasons. Then looking at the Independence, MO public safety tax on Tues. ballot. If that passes, you can be certain that Independence will take several KC officers looking for better pay, benefits, and overall department. Independence would benefit greatly by doing this as they will be able to get expereicned officers without having pay for training and academy time. The fact of the matter is that just like the city, KCPD is in trouble. Officers are so short right now (100+ vacant positions not filled) on the streets and the dept is estimated to get about 25 new officers this year to replace not just retirements and attrition but also the vast number of officers leaving for other departments and jobs. I'm anxious to see how the PD deals with the All Star Game staffing and can control the city that week as well. Visitors and tourists will see the REAL KC that weekend as shootings, robberies, and murders will be rampant.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely the right thing to do. We do not need the overage of service or the 30% KCFD pay raises.
ReplyDelete30% pay raises?? You are nuts!! Seriously!! Hope your house doesn't burn to the ground...
DeleteHello Toy Train and KC Speedway....Bye Bye Safety and Fire Coverage
ReplyDeleteRelax. Their budget WITH the cut is $131 million. Everyone WILL survive
ReplyDelete5:54, you say that until it takes 15 minutes for KCFD to get to your home when you have a fire. If you live in KCMO at all.
ReplyDeleteWe will see how right it is to do when you have a fire next your house above blogger. Sly is done, what a liar.
ReplyDeleteI live north of the river in KCMO but close to the city of Gladstone. It took 20 minutes for KCFD to get to my house last year when I had a chimney fire. Thanks to some helpful neighbors I didn't lose my house. What will that response time look like now.
ReplyDeleteThese cuts are less then 5% of their bloated budget. Fire and Police, don't like your cushy jobs at KCMO, then leave. Someone who needs a job will always take your place.
ReplyDelete600 unfortunately it will get to that point, where people who simply "need jobs" will be applying to be a cop or firefighter. I wouldn't expect you to understand it but our professions require a commitment to the job and others rather than just "needing a job".
ReplyDeleteTell the KCPD cops not to let the door hit them in the ass on the way out.
ReplyDeleteJeez, if the PD is losing that many officers how are they going to man the streets when the All Star game comes around?
ReplyDeleteMaybe Sly will contract out to the Overland Park PD.
ReplyDeleteThere's one thing for sure, what's important to the folks at 12th and Oak are things like All Star Games, entertainment buildings, streetcars, and downtown hotels.
No surprises there, and none in the future.
It's funny how everyone can bad mouth kcpd and kcfd and simply say their budgets are not necessary. I can't count the number of times I've heard people bitch about those guys and then be the first to turn around and call them in when they need help. If some people really think they are an unnecessary asset to this city, then I truly hope that when your time of need comes and you call they simply tell you to go fuck yourself. Especially with the state the economy is in and the desperate acts of violence going on, we need all the cops and firefighters we can get. Hang in there guys some of us still appreciate all that you do.
ReplyDeleteAmen!!
DeleteI'm not quite understanding why this is being called a "cut".
ReplyDeleteThe 2011-12 Fire Department budget is $131,886,203.
The 2012-13 Fire Department budget that was just passed is $129,968,873.
That's a "cut" of $1,917,330. Why is this being called a "greater than" $7 million cut?
Continued...
ReplyDeleteThat "cut" amounts to only a 1.5% decrease from the 2011-12 funding.
Since there are currently 1,339 positions within the fire department, wouldn'd a 1.5% budget cut mean 20 jobs and not 107?
ReplyDeleteNot only will manpower be cut, so will equipment and other "unnecessary" stuff such as medications for the ambulances. It's kind of hard to read all the griping about kcfd, kcpd, and kcfd ems that goes on and know that if we ever get called to these people for something serious like a code they're going to want all the manpower and epi they can get.
ReplyDeleteWhat a load of crap KCPD.
ReplyDeleteWhen you guys had airport duty a few years back I would watch you "officers" leave the city job early so you could double dip at the airport. Get paid by the airport while on the city clock. Or how about the Majors who never show up for duty? Your Police department is a scam on the City. You make me sick with your self righteousness. How about the 4 hour disappearing act to wash the patrol car or missing the rest of the day to pick up your uniform from the dry cleaners? Blow smoke up someone else 's ass.
You are such a lying sack of horse shit. No one does that you ignorant pussy prick. Stay home and smoke more weed or better yet take too many sleeping pills you shitbag.
DeleteLook at the sky turn a hell fire red
ReplyDeleteSomebody's house is burnin' down
Well I asked my friend where is that black smoke comin' from ?
He just coughed and changed the subject and said oh wa I think it might
Snow some
So I left him sippin' his tea an' I jumped in my chariot
And rode off to see just why and who could it be this time.
Sisters and brothers daddys mothers standin' 'round cryin'
When I reached the scene the flames were makin' a ghostly whine
So I stood on my horse's back an' I screamed without a crack
I say oh baby why'd you burn your brother's house down ?
Loss of services means loss of homes hope all of you who are happy about the budget cuts don't ever need them.
Well Super Dave I Hope the abuse of public service employees comes back to haunt them. And the idle threats you make don't scare us any more. It's Karma Dave. What goes around comes around. Threaten all you want.
ReplyDeleteJust remember that when they wheel you in a hospital.
Umm, 7:55?
ReplyDeleteI might be wrong, but it looks like Super Dave is DEFENDING the public service employees.
Why are you threatening him?
It's about time the City stood up to the arrogant fire department and the thugs in local 42.
ReplyDeleteYou do know that local 42 is the fire department minus the chiefs right? So am I to understand that you think all firefighters are thugs?
DeleteDumb ass people who don't know what the hell they are talking about....Thugs really? I think you need to look up the definition of the word and tell all of my babies that is what his dad is..you suck and have no clue whtat the fuck your talking about! Ignorant fucking people like you! Cocksucker!!
DeleteSly James will be a one-termer like funky.
ReplyDeleteTemporary Mayor Pro-Tem Cindy Circo will pay for speaking out to reprimand Local 42 and for telling Mayor James to basically STFU when she retorted that she was not making a team effort, that her vote was PERSONAL. Her bid for Mayor next election cycle is now noted.
John Sharp, I feel sorry for his ugliness but that doesn't excuse him from TWISTING FACTS. Those techniques are what he used to screw up MAST when he was Director and later when he shoved it into City Hall.
Adios Mr. Richard Dyer. You will be leaving City Hall on down note. (I know he is sick.... so are a lot of folks)
3/29/12 8:09 PM
ReplyDeleteWhy support a Lie?
I am for all the men and women in blue rather they pack a pistol or an axe.
ReplyDeleteWish I could drag your ass in a burning building and let you feel just what it is like. Oh wait you think firefighters just play x-box and with themselves.
Hell in my day we didn't have an x-box in the station or a checker board either. But when the bells went off and the tones sounded we always rolled out to deal with the parents who raised children to hate those trying to help them.
You are so right why don't we just let all the haters go in a burning building just for 5 minutes they will all be running out crying like bitches!!
DeleteWow Dave your living in the past.
ReplyDeleteNow double dipping and sitting on your ass is the new norm.
I hope the fd and the pd get sick all at once or maybe they could just wear hoodies !
ReplyDeleteBoy you would be shot and burnt at the same time!! Have fun with that!!
DeleteDont call the KCMOPD for a car or house breakin. They don't do that. You have to "walk it in" to get the insurance paperwork. No personal service here.
ReplyDeleteCall OP or Leawood, they will actually come out. No wonder people move away.
It's because they have more important calls to deal with and are low on manpower u self righteous twat. So you want a cop to pull away from a homicide or a shooting or better yet an injury car accident and come out and take a report on your door being kicked in and your tv stolen or you were a dumb shit and left something of value in your vehicle because your too lazy to walk a stupid fucking report into the station. If they had more cops maybe they would have someone to come out and take a report for your whiny ass. Get real. You don't want to pay for more cops but you expect to have your asshole licked on request from the PD. get real.
DeleteUhhh yea, its called being short handed you nitwit ...can't respond to a stealing call when someone breaks into your car and just tell the lady being abused by her husband or the person who just got robbed on the street corner to walk down to the station when its over. Its all cause and effect...when there are fewer officers are on the street, fewer calls get answered and its the less serious crimes (stealing) that get pushed to the back burner. Residential burglaries are still responded to by officers...for now. That may go away as well due to having even fewer officers on the street. Officers can only be at one place at a time.
DeleteMelba Curls is retarded... duhhh! Quit slobbering on yourself!
ReplyDeleteEver pay OP or Leawood taxes?
ReplyDeleteI know a police major and captain where one has a used car lot and the other builds houses. If they give the city one hour a day, it is a miracle.
ReplyDeleteYea and let me guess...you dont want to give any names because your accusations have no merit. Your posting anonymous, tell us who they are.
DeleteI wish people would educate themselves. The money (IF we get it) for the streetcar is not coming from general fund dollars. The KCFD were passing notes telling people the streetcar money was what was shorting their budget, which is a load of bull and they know it. KCFD will sling any lie and crap they can to try to keep their edge and footing. They are crying crocodile tears tonight because someone actually stood up to them and told them "no" and didn't back down.
ReplyDeleteHopefully the reign of the bullying of Local 42 is over and a new era of civility will be welcomed. Firefighters are not royality. They are city employees like everyone else, albeit with a much EASIER work schedule and the ability to easily hold two jobs to make lots more money than cops or average city workers.
Hooray to the Council (minus John Sharp) for saying "no" to KCFD.
Easier... crawling through a building I’ve never been in, working in smoke I can’t see through, to put out a fire I didn’t start, to save people I don’t know and belongings I don’t own in an environment that will kill me if I don’t do my job fast enough or proficiently enough. And even if I do, always knowing in the back of my mind that despite my training, knowledge, and skill, that there is a chance I may not make it through my shift alive. Easier… Pulling a child that isn’t mine out of a car that I didn’t crash and know that the child will die if I don’t do my job fast enough or proficiently enough. And even if I do, always knowing in the back of my mind that I can be sued for the death of someone due to circumstances I had no control over in the first place. I don't save lives ALL day or put out fires ALL day but it does happen occasionally. More often though, I check on peoples' houses when their fire alarm system goes off when they're not home, I bring and install a free smoke detector or change the battery in one when it dies, I take tax payers and non-tax payers to the hospital for headaches and toothaches and Dr appointments, and prescription refills, I pull citizens out of elevators, locked rooms, and locked cars, I do my job just like any other city or non-city employee, but I don't understand how it is easier. I wake up at 0430 every day I work, just like any other hard working Kansas Citian. I fight traffic and weather and road conditions to get there, same as you. I don't get any kind of guaranteed break. No half hour lunch or 15 minute smoke break. I get kicked, punched, bit, slapped, spit on, and cursed at. If I'm trying to eat lunch at 2 in the afternoon because I haven't had an opportunity to do so yet, and a citizen has the flu, or blew their car's radiator and an intersection needs to be hosed down, I can't tell them I'm on my lunch break and I'll get to them in a few minutes. I set aside my needs because it is my job to put others first. I don't put in my 8 hours and then go home to my family. I work 24 hours in a row. I usually only get 3 or 4 hours of sleep during that 24 hour period, and rarely do I get all of it at the same time. My schedule permits me to work up to 3 days a week. That sure sounds easier, but that's 72 hours of work, nearly double the hours of most work weeks, and NONE of it is overtime. I have a part time second job, but my family doesn't make "lots more money" than other workers. Someone has to be home with my children during the 24 hours I'm at work, so my part time second job earns what my spouse can't. None of this sounds “EASIER” every other city job. Kansas Citians are going to continue calling 911 for help whether 105 KCFD employees lose their jobs or not. Fires will still be fought and the sick and dying will still be treated. It’s the speed, accuracy, and quality that will suffer. More resources will be needed to cover the missing manpower, leaving holes in the coverage of the city. More fire damage will be sustained waiting for those fire trucks, more sick people will die waiting for those ambulances, and more criminals will get away waiting for those police cars.
DeletePublic works has been cut, parks and Rec has been cut, I don't see a difference the city still looks the same maybe they needed to be cut. But the last time I checked nobody died because a fountain didn't have water or a tree didn't get trimmed. Kansas city parks are usually just a homicide crime scene, the city usually looks like shit anyways. kcfd has one of the best FDA in the Midwest that's a fact they are aggressive, they save lives and property not to mention they have an outstanding heavy rescue division, and hazmat team. Firefighters don't just fight fires, but when they do odds is one of the best around. The end division works there asses off with little or no sleep to help the citizens of kc on a daily basis. Stop kidding your self don't let city hall jeprodize your safety and blow your tax dollars, remember the e-tax I'm pretty sure it wasn't for a toy train or any other money pit"power and light", downtown hotels etc... Kansas city open your eyes.
ReplyDeleteYou know I am so sick of seeing the toy train won't be from general fund have you idiots ever stopped to think who is going to pay for the damn thing tp operate when the tax collections come up short.
ReplyDeleteIt will be just like everything else that has ever been built money that should be going to public works, public service and what not will be going to pay off the shit that was built hell Kemper still isn't paid for and they want you to pay it off and maybe just tear it down for parking get real people.
Again, the Fire Department budget is $131 Million AFTER the $7.5 M cut. THEY WILL FUCKING SURVIVE.
ReplyDeleteUmmm no, that was the last fiscal years budget. Your ignorance shines...educate yourself before you post please.
Delete9:22.
ReplyDeleteIt is YOU that need the education.
So far, approximately $7.5 million has been spent on the Main Street project. FROM KANSAS CITY TAX REVENUES.
9:50, you are so full of shit, I bet your eyes are brown.
ReplyDelete9:48.
ReplyDeleteSo $415,000/year per square mile of fire department coverage for ANY emergency, ANY time of day is sufficient for you? Do you want to see that amount cut more? That amount seems like a bargain. How many fire trucks will no longer be staffed after 105 layoffs?
4 firemen per truck? Three shifts per truck?
That comes to 9 fire trucks that could be shut down due to personnel cuts.
Let me guess. You don't live on KCMO. I for one don't want to see ANY cuts in my public safety.
9:53.
ReplyDeleteRead, dumbass:
http://www.kansascity.com/2012/03/24/3510153/the-stars-editorial-an-inspiring.html
9:59, you are a stupid asshole who has no concept of what this city needs to move forward.
ReplyDeleteOh, what large successful city are you the city planner for? I didn't know we had an expert in our midst.
DeleteI wonder if Cindy the Tramp is going to give back all those thousands of dollars she accepted to please her friend Yael. Oh that right you can doublecross after you have the money. Good job Cindy the Tramp.
ReplyDelete10:01.
ReplyDeleteWow, what an articulate way to support your argument.
10:01.
ReplyDeleteSo cutting public safety and building a streetcar that no one will ride (cost estimated at around $100 million) is the way to "move this city forward"?
Actually, I'm sure plenty will ride. And I'm sure the KCFD will have to show up on them several times a day to pull drunks off of it.
DeleteCindy the Tramp tht great.
ReplyDelete10:05... there is no argument, just a fact: you are a clueless turd who has no idea what it takes to move a City forward. You would just rather keep throwing money at a bloated fire department who is still feeding members who are long in the tooth and should have retired long ago. KCMO can't afford to keep the trough filled so that KCFD can feed at will. Good for the City Council for taking a stand.
ReplyDeleteWhat a rubber stamp Council
ReplyDeleteWell I guess better a bloated Fire Dept than Cindy The Tramp. Give the money back now you have forgotten you brother and sister firefighters.
ReplyDeleteCIndy hasn't "forgotten" anyone. If someone has been forgotten, it's Cindy. She has helped the KCFD many times. But KCFD don't remember the previous times anyone has helped them. It's all about what have you done for me lately? Cindy stood up and made a hard choice and spoke freely and honestly about that choice. She should be applauded for making a tough choice and being straightforward about it. But KCFD doesn't appreciate being straightforward. They are so used to the double-dealing back-door tactics of Louie Wright, they can't understand direct conversation when it hits them in the face. Maybe after today they'll clue in that they are not above this city, they are of it, and will have to face the music like every other city department and employee.
ReplyDeleteCindy should be ashamed. Start wearing dark glasses you will need them Becky Arnold
ReplyDeleteI don't understand the jealousy of those who post on here because some firemen have second jobs. Isn't it enough that they work over 50 hours per week, 24 hours at a time away from their families? If they want to have a second job on their days off, who are we to begrudge?
ReplyDeleteShe stood up allright for the wrong side
ReplyDelete10:10.
ReplyDeleteSo the answer is a $100 million streetcar?
A lot of people have second jobs
ReplyDeleteCindy stood up for the betterment of KCMO. That is the RIGHT side. Don't like it KCFD? Get over it.
ReplyDeleteCindy the Tramp says the Firefighters should suck it up I just watched the 10 news
ReplyDelete10:27, yes she said that, and yes, she's right. And I hope she says it again if KCFD can't get with the program and quit their bitching and bellyaching.
ReplyDeleteThen she should give the money back and be honest . You don't take the money and doublecross thats what a tramp does.
ReplyDeleteSlydog you go another one term Mayor
ReplyDeleteYael you finally bitch slapped the Firemen
ReplyDeleteOh for Christ's sake, 10:29, grow up. What is this "give the money back and be honest" crap. It's not KCFD's money! It's the citizens' money and the council budgeted it as they saw fit. No one was betrayed or double crossed or lied to. No one promised KCFD a rose garden. They've just been like pigs in slop for so long, when someone finally took a stand, they couldn't handle it. And the vote wasn't close... it was 12-1. Cindy Circo wasn't the only person who made the right decision on the budget vote. So get off her back.
ReplyDeleteNo the money Cindy the Tramp took in her first campaign from all those firefighters who throat she just cut that money. It's a matter of record State of Missouri campaign finance reporting.
ReplyDeleteCindy forgot she went from a nail tech to the Council on there dime. What a liar.
ReplyDeleteFire Fighter Hate that bitch
ReplyDelete10:42... get over it. Lots of Council candidates took donations from KCFD and Local 42. That's the way campaigns work. In exchange, candidates do not promise to give the donor anything they want at any time. If Local 42 thought that, then they are dumber than I thought. But Louie was in the fix then, and Louie ain't dumb. Maybe the rank and file are, but not the union bosses.
ReplyDeleteBy the way... if you are a firefighter who fears for their job, you might want to brush up on your typing and communication skills. You might need them.
See what happens when their house catches fire
ReplyDeleteAlways with the threats. Way to go, KCFD. Threaten away. No one is afraid of you anymore.
ReplyDeleteShe took a lot of money ALot . Look for yourselves not counting third party campaign money. Now she doesn't know them real classy.
ReplyDelete10:52, you are too stupid to talk to. Go stew in your anger.
ReplyDeleteTo the Mayor and Council, minus John Sharp... Well done!
Well done is a good choice of words.Nice job.
ReplyDeleteKansas City, I love ya, but you are one fucked up, mess of a city.
ReplyDeleteAgree @ 11:37
ReplyDeleteKCFD has no one to blame but themselves. Raises = Layoffs. That was your choice and you made it.
ReplyDeleteKudos to Mayor Sly for having the balls to tell Local 42 of the IAFF to suck it up and get back in line. 4 firefighters per truck? Please, go look at how other major cities are staffing. 3 is fine. As for the cops whining, they've been bloated for a long time. Maybe with less manpower they will cut back on enforcing petty laws and focus on where they can do the most good. But that's just optimistic thinking on my part. They'll continue to screw the city with double dipping and other tactics.
ReplyDeleteI see this as nothing more than the Karma gods correcting the imbalance left after MAST got screwed. And for anyone that's been ticketed by the laser tag officers along I-435, seeing officers leave is also karma hard at work. If you're looking for sympathy, there's none to be found here.
Wow, you really have no clue do you. Traffic officers focus on areas where they are requested by citizens and where there is an influx of accidents. Ignorance is bliss ...
DeleteThey're called traffic officers! That's what they are suppose to be doing. Sounds like you've gotten a couple tickets before and its made you a little bitter...slow your ass down! Those speed limit signs aren't just recommendations or just a number some MODOT guy pulled out of a hat, Its for the safety of everyone else on the road. If you disagree with that fact then you are either incredibly stupid or selfish.
DeleteThis city is turning into a raging violent shit hole as it is. Take away a bunch of cops and firefighters and see what happens. The drug dealers, gang bangers, and crackheads will run rampant all over the city even more than they do now and you will see a constant flow of taxpayers leaving the city. Try and pay for all your stupid pork projects when there is no one left to care...
DeleteHey Cindy Circo is great shes a former nail tech making 65k or so and her secretary asst. makes 55k. If the asses at city would hire temps. when they were needed (that's 13 multiplied by 55000 = 71500)then maybe we could save some money. I don't know what temp. help would cost but I know they aren't needed to the cost of 55k a year. Who are these asst. and why do they bring the worth of two new police or fire ppl. If we are going to cut lets get to the real fat.
ReplyDeletewho cares
ReplyDeleteOn to the next secret meeting by the Mayor, Jan Marcason, Cindy, and the rest of the Usual Suspects which will continue to screw city tax payers.
ReplyDeleteOur city council is a joke and a mockery in city government!
@ 3:46 great comment just to bad nobody will really read it
ReplyDelete3/30/12 3:46 AM
ReplyDeleteDon't like you job then quit.
But don't give me the " my job is tough routine" we all have it hard. That's why it's called WORK.
On the contrary, I LOVE me job. I never said my job was any tougher than anyone else's. I completely agree that your job is hard, as is most everyone else's. But I can't agree with the person to whom that reply was intended that my job is EASIER than everyone else's.
Delete637: its empathy that you lack and what we are all starting to lack. It's a heart attack. Suck it up. People have em all the time. How would that sound? We are passionate because we care, and when we get called to You- we will care, even though you most certainly don't care about us.
ReplyDeleteSame council that 4 months ago approved $30.7 million in tax give-aways to Polsinelli-Shughart to tear down a building designed by a world famous architect and put up a suburban-style office tower in one of the most sought-after real-estate districts in the midwest.
ReplyDeleteGlover called the developers "heroes".
Circo called it "preserving an area of town that's now starting to burst at the seams".
30.7 million.
30.7. Million.
10:09, that incentive was only offered after the Save the Plaza whack jobs ruined Highwoods' privately developed and financed building. If we're going to let the lunatics run the asylum, like the Save the Plaza crazies, we're going to be TIFfing stuff to keep businesses in KCMO.
ReplyDeleteAnd speaking of lunatics running the asylum, thank the good lord the council finally told those Local 42 thugs that KCFD is no longer in charge and calling all of the shots. Everyone has to feel a little pain.
Good By and Good ridance.
ReplyDeleteFirefighters saved the city millions in concessions over the last 3 years and preserved fire and EMS protection for the citizens of KC.
ReplyDeleteCouncil says thanks by redirecting dedicated fire sales tax $ to pet projects, connected developers and lawyers, giving themselves raises, increasing the mayors staff, and giving city managers a raise.
Only the working people are sharing that sacrifice.
12:33,
ReplyDeleteIf the council doesn't amend the budget, EVERYONE may have to feel a little pain soon with less public safety personnel on the streets. But hey its what you wanted, so deal with it.
3:39, F Mitchell is one of them
ReplyDeleteJust read that the Mayor and Cindy Circo are having a free pay for the general public for breaking the fire union this weekend. The are bringing beer and hot dogs. All you have to do is show up. I guys there will be door prizes too. Party is at 1pm on Sunday. Address is on the East Side at 11808 E 50TH TER. Spread the word.
ReplyDelete9:37 tell all of my babies that is what his dad is... how many different mamas are there? Your babies should be very proud of your vocabulary, too.
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