No. 1 song on this date in 1965
www.45cat.com And it goes without saying that you already knew that a Spokane guy was a member of the Byrds during one of their early incarnations.
The Slice archive for Dec. 4, 2012
TUESDAY, DEC. 4, 2012
I'll tell you why this caught my eye
Because it almost looks like a view from the Palouse of a direct hit on Fairchild AFB. www.internationalauctioneers.com
One sign of insanity
Riding a bike in the city while listening to music on earphones. Not being able to hear what's happening around you just isn't a good idea. Sure, people driving cars fool around with all sorts of distractions. But that's not a reasonable rationale for bike…
At what point is intervention called for?
When a person has 100 snow globes? A thousand? www.howehouse.com
Just wondering
Are those who insist that Christmas should be embraced as a universal cultural celebration denying the holiday's religious foundation or do they simply not care that some people are not Christian? Or is it simply a majority-rule perspective?
These might have been hazardous
But some, including George Case of Rathdrum, miss them. "I remember when one of these colorful and action-filled lights would bite the dust, it was like losing a best friend." www.retailfix52.wordpress.com
No. 1 song on this date in 1974
There are excellent reasons why we never hear this song any more. Blame disco. Blame the increasingly irrelevant Top 40. Just remember. It was a little bit frightening. Those cats were fast as lightning. Sorry. www.45cat.com
Do you know what's going on here?
Feel free to write your own caption. www.viewerscommentary.wordpress.com
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