Tip No. 3. When sending an email to Paul Turner urging him to commit ritual hara kiri at his earliest convenience, do not claim that you never read the column. Plenty of people do not, in fact, read The Slice. Some of them manage to…
Can you name the villain a Marvel superhero goes up against in an issue mentioning Spokane?
This fake paper appears in a late 1959 episode of "The Twilight Zone" called "Time Enough at Last." Yes, I know this subject was on people's minds. But that headline seems a tad loud for a "What if..." story. Feel free to disagree. www.designinmovies.livejournal.com
There's an item in the Slice column pipeline in which a reader uses the phrase "Valley-ites" to describe residents of Spokane Valley. That doesn't sound quite right. But what would be the preferred label? Valleyers? Valleyians? Valleyans? Valleytonians? Valleyenos? Valleyiscans?
There will be no follow-up questions. www.peoplequiz.com
According to the details provided by the site credited below, this picture is from August of 1944, a few months before the band leader disappeared in bad weather over the English Channel. Of course, he couldn't have known. But Bing almost looks as if he's…
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Every time someone in Spokane says that, a resume faker gets his wings.
People who could fairly be described as "a force of nature" or people who could be described as "a piece of work"?
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Today's Slice question: What is something that's a social taboo elsewhere but not in Spokane?
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