Drugs do a number on these people's appearance. All of the people arrested looked like a bunch of horse's butts. Looks like this would be a deterrent.
- Because incorrect information was provided, a brief item in Sunday's editions of The Augusta Chronicle misidentified one of 12 people arrested in Aiken County on drug charges. Jamie W. Hussett, 39, identified herself to police as her sister, Kimberly A. Adkins, 43.
- Dr. Henry Boyter Jr. is a consultant and director of research at the Institute of Textile Technology at North Carolina State University College of Textiles. Columnist Bill Kirby incorrectly identified Dr. Boyter's employer in Sunday's column.
The Chronicle regrets the errors.
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Drugs do a number on these people's appearance. All of the people arrested looked like a bunch of horse's butts. Looks like this would be a deterrent.
Wow! She's a real cutie pie!
This people are not just on drugs like weed or achohol. But hardcore drugs like meth which is taking over rural white america by a storm.
that was kinda blunt, but do we know if she is on meth? And she could be related to a horse which would explain the similarity, and possibly get her a job at mickey dees. ( the playground.)
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