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We Won The Lottery

on August 17, 2024

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We Found Peking Man's Yearbook Photo

on August 14, 2024

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Petition: Rename Five Forks Trickum Road

on August 13, 2024

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Cemetery Conveniently Located in Outfield

on August 12, 2024

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12Stone Entrance Definitely Has 13 Stones

on August 11, 2024

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Lost Rite Aids of Gwinnett County: Pleasant Hill, Duluth

on August 10, 2024

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After-School Program Has Students Gasping for More

on August 09, 2024

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Black and White Houses Surely the 2020s Version of Popcorn Ceilings

on August 08, 2024

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Airplanes Not Welcome at QT on Buford Drive

on August 07, 2024

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Grayson Clock Tower More Like a Clock Turret

on August 06, 2024

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Business Spotlight: Bird Watcher

on August 05, 2024

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PSA: The Definitive Guide to Modern Teenage Vernacular

on August 04, 2024

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Gwinnett County Myth Busters: Beaver Ruin Road

on August 03, 2024

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Apartment Complex Has Absolutely Ludicrous Name

on August 02, 2024

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It's About Time We Reclaimed Carl

on August 01, 2024

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We Won The Lottery

Our more loyal readers may have noticed that our daily articles here at the Daily Gwinnetian have trailed off a bit recently, and we'd like to apologize, but we've been busy. As you can clearly see above, we happened to strike gold on the way to work recently. They say you're more likely to get struck by lightning than you are to win the lottery, but lightning's got to come down somewhere, and it hit this time in the form of a crisp one dollar bill. We'll be back more regularly when our dollar finally runs out, but till then, feel free to peruse the archives to your right or maybe go try your luck at the Buford Tote-a-Poke on a scratcher like we did. Who knows, maybe lightning strikes twice.

Local Boy Hoping to Bring Home the Gold

While much of our sporting attention has been directed at the 2024 Olympics debacle in Paris, there are plenty of other competitions underway closer to home, perhaps most notably the annual USA Mullet Championship. If you haven't been following the USAMC closely (and why haven't you?), you might have missed Forsyth County 6th grader Patrick Hayes, who is currently ranked in the top 100 nationwide and gunning for a spot in the top 25. Now that Paris has become the center of the sporting universe, the old canard the US has no culture has come to the forefront once more. To that we say " oui oui baguette fromage s'il vous plait ", which we believe is a traditional French greeting typically accompanied by the white flag of surrender, and we humbly present the USA Mullet Championship as evidence that, not only do we have culture, but it is alive and thriving, often behind a pair of Oakley Razors.

Airplanes Not Welcome at QT on Buford Drive

Pilots needing a quick refuel near 316 will need to look elsewhere, as the QT on Buford has made it clear that aircraft need not even taxi into the parking lot, much less pull up to a pump. We have not confirmed with corporate headquarters, but the aircraft ban is likely company policy applying to all QT locations, though if you are in a pinch and can find a Valero, word on the street is they'll allow anything from a Cessna to a C130. Seen above, the Buford Drive QT where we learned of the airborne fuel limitation. Though planes may be prohibited, there is certainly enough room for a tank, and the pump warnings posted above make no mention of restrictions on ground assault vehicles, so if you've got an M4 Sherman that needs topping off, come on down.

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