Just wondering
Do you have a job that a child would enjoy pretending to do during playtime?
The Slice archive for Nov. 2, 2012
FRIDAY, NOV. 2, 2012
Spokane's most common cat coloring?
I've always thought it's gray and white, but I could be wrong. www.catfinder.org Pay no attention to the fact this feline is actually in New Hampshire.
Remember this?
www.antiquesnavigator.com
A lot of people here grew up back there
Happy statehood day to North Dakota and South Dakota. They became states on this date in 1889, nine days before Washington's admission. Some of those chuckling about our winter whiners grew up back there.
Put some pants on
www.goldcountrygirls.blogspot.com
Did you have a thing for Jessica Lange?
Can you name a movie in which she played a woman born and raised in Washington? www.movie.gausster.com
"Area man"
Earlier this week, that expression was the beginning of a headline on the S-R's front page. Nothing wrong with that. Made sense and was perfectly clear. But I wonder how many readers thought of The Onion when they saw that. www.tcritic.com
Are you ignorant?
Not across-the-board. Hey, you're here aren't you? That earns you the benefit of the doubt. I mean ignorant about certain specific topics. Such as... 1. Spokane's city limits. 2. The basics of internal combustion. 3. The problem-solving value of yelling at your computer. 4. The…
My sister-in-law recommends "Dexter"
Would you? www.buzzfocus.com
Today's idea for a great band name
Was comparing notes on Halloween with a friend and something he said gave me an idea for a band name. "Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Contingency Candy."
Everybody look, what's going down?
The loud bang outside late yesterday afternoon might have been a car backfiring. Or maybe a transformer blowing. Then it happened again. And again. By the time I went out to have a look-see, all sorts of neighbors were already outside looking for an answer.…
Your assignment, should you choose...
...to accept it. Tell someone at some point today that he or she better slow that Mustang down. www.45cat.com
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