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The Slice archive for Sept. 26, 2012

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26, 2012



Typical scene in a newsroom

www.pyxurz.blogspot.com And when they aren't dancing on the top of desks, publishers and editors can look a bit manic. www.people.com You already know how he feels about spunk. Of course, reporters tend to be cute and hang out in the production building. www.blogs.amctv.com And copy…

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Yelling at scofflaw sidewalk bicyclists  

There are problems with reminding people that it violates a city law to ride a bike on sidewalks downtown. Here are five. 1. Yelling doesn't always produce learning. 2. To the listener, outdoor yelling often sounds like "Hey! Buzza globben and yule stamper doobie jackslob!"…

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Pre-bedtime viewing protocols 

A colleague who has been watching early seasons of "Breaking Bad" late at night noted that, though he admires the show, it can be so dark he then wants to watch a sitcom or something as a buffer before going to bed. Can you relate…

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A Neil Young/Jane Austen mashup 

If Neil Young had written songs about Jane Austen characters, here are some of the lyrics that might have emerged. 1.) Down by the river I shot Lady Catherine de Bourgh 2.) Mr. Darcy, look at my life I'm a lot like you were 3.)…

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Select your screen name 

Did you see that Donna "Elly May" Douglas has a birthday today? Well, you know what that means. Time again to select a 1960s screen name for yourself. Remember, Dash Riprock, Bolt Upright and Beef Jerky have already been taken.

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The Wednesday Slice question 

There's something to be said for the stability and familiarity of staying in one home or one part of town. But what do you learn about the Spokane area from living in several different neighborhoods over the years? A) This Part of Town vs. That…

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