Garrett Froula

Civil Engineer • University of Tennessee alumnus "Clear eyes, full hearts, can't lose."

[Garrett Froula @G2theFroula]

Dropped 24 birds in the rice field pit this morning while suffering through a thunderstorm

[Garrett Froula @G2theFroula]

@blogdelosguachs Hell yeah. Not surprising considering he’s a West Virginia fan.

[crazy steve @wakeandfish]

“He’s finally figuring out his golf swing, make sure it rains the rest of the week”

[Garrett Froula @G2theFroula]

@VOL_Chad Bear Trace - Harrison Bay

[Callum @callum_vol]

If someone claims to be a fan of a university, you’d think they know the branding and logos that the university uses. And the fan certainly would never accuse another school of stealing or utilizing a logo. Nevertheless, that's exactly what Texas fans do.

[The Second Amendment @USCons_Amend_II]

A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed.

[Garrett Froula @G2theFroula]

How rich

[FBI @FBI]

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[Garrett Froula @G2theFroula]

And now we wait….

[Garrett Froula @G2theFroula]

@ByMikeWilson @CamAppenzeller

[Tone Digs @ToneDigz]

I-right wiggle 34 switchblade. For the state championship. I love all y’all baby, I love all y’all.

[PNWGUERRILLA @pnwguerrilla]

Concealed carrying a gun in public is the similar as being obese in public.

You’re constantly checking if your shirt is over your belt line.

[Garrett Froula @G2theFroula]

@AGPamBondi @zerohedge You’ve been a gutless coward since day 1. Good riddance

[The Second Amendment @USCons_Amend_II]

A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed.

[The Second Amendment @USCons_Amend_II]

A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed.

[OldHeadTailgate @NAIABaseballPro]

Kids today will never know.. East Bay 2003 😮‍💨

[Garrett Froula @G2theFroula]

@Dragnutzsosa

[Garrett Froula @G2theFroula]

@ByMikeWilson call for Jay to have a breakout weekend is off to a good start #ballknower

[Nostalgia @nostalgiaa]

Peak gaming experience

[Dustin Kittle @dustinkittle]

This is what is at stake on these Columbia, Tennessee water issues + the Pipeline —

The Duck River is arguably the most biodiverse River in North America; and these projects threaten to cause irreparable harm.

And that is even aside from the $520 Million tax and eminent domain takings.

#TheGreatWaterHeist

[Dustin Kittle @dustinkittle]

#TheGreatWaterHeist || Columbia, Tennessee

The Imminence of Eminent Domain:

We have learned in recent days that Columbia Power & Water Systems (CPWS) has served letters from its legal counsel to private property owners with the threat of taking their property though eminent domain.

The private landowners were given 15 days to decide whether to relent and sell their land for the planned water pipeline — or, per the lawyer’s letter, CPWS can come and take their land by eminent domain.

None of this is speculation. It is in writing.

Eminent domain is a legal process whereby a government entity seeks to compel the sale of private property for a “public” project. Even if a landowner does not wish to sell, the government can initiate proceedings to take the land (subject to the payment of compensation under the law).

For families in Maury County, land represents more than just acreage. It is their legacy.

But I suppose that’s not taken into account when the land is “needed” for a pipeline the people are already paying $520 Million to build — with that also revealing the project was approved without CPWS owning the land it needed to complete the pipeline; otherwise, why would they have lawyers threatening takings by eminent domain?

An additional note: The higher-ups at CPWS are making these calls despite being on notice that a legal challenge is forthcoming, and will be filed on or before March 1st; the date CPWS has advised it will begin raising rates.

— Dustin