This date in Slice history (1994)
Today's Slice question (finish this sentence): You know she's an Inland Northwest woman if she can...
Today's Slice question (finish this sentence): You know she's an Inland Northwest woman if she can...
www.americanheritage1.com You wouldn't have to stand this close the whole time.
Congratulations to the San Francisco Giants and their fans. But it's not all doom and gloom for fans of the Detroit Tigers. Here are half a dozen reasons why. 1. The early end of the series means no more "Grab Some Buds" commercials. (Assuming here…
"I think everyone should have a major storm named after them once in their life," emailed Sandy Tarbox. "Should I be clipping all the great headlines that include my name? "Any suggestions for how to make Hurricane Sandy a Halloween costume?"
www.toonbarn.com This one never packed the emotional wallop of the iconic Christmas show, even though some of the music gets recycled. But it has its moments. The whole notion of pumpkin patch sincerity is Schulz at his best. And it's always good to hear Charlie…
A case could be made that this is Halloweeny. www.ikono.com
How do you plan to spend the hour we get back this coming weekend? Besides resetting clocks, that is.
www.artistdirect.com If yes, in what way? A) Makes house calls. B) Similar beard. C) Never just says "Well, let's keep an eye on it." D) Other.
http://www.salon.com/2012/10/25/im_never_reading_the_comments_again/
As you might know, KSPS is looking for someone to replace Bill Stanley as host of Channel 7's "Saturday Night Cinema." Bill is stepping down after many years of genial movie introducing. Well, the online form calls for applicants to submit video auditions. Wouldn't you…
1. People here realize, don't they, that an air force base's reason for being isn't to help prop up the local economy? 2. Are architects especially good at arranging the wood in a fireplace? 3. Are you old enough to remember when little burn marks…
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You might have heard of this singer. www.45cat.com
The online home for Paul Turner's musings and interactions with disciples of The Slice.