Just wondering -- are brothers a plus? 2
Are women who grew up with brothers better prepared to deal with the horrors of stereotypically male dining and housekeeping traits, not to mention humor stylings? www.guardian.co.uk
The Slice archive for April 23, 2013
TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 2013
They were thinking of a different home
Recalling the arrival in Spokane years ago of Just Like Home Buffet, a colleague noted that the name wasn't all that enticing to people who grew up eating flavorless food.
See if you can spot the fakes
Some of these have been actual names of the S-R features section in fairly recent history. Some have not. Can you spot the impostors? A) Empire Life. B) Living Life. C) Spokane Style. D) IN Life. E) Empire of the Sun. F) Today. G) Women…
She still your favorite psychiatric nurse? 2
www.workingnurse.com "We want to listen to the World Series."
Ugly sweaters long before Christmas
Though perhaps these were considered stylish in their day. www.vtxoa.com
Name this hair style 5
It probably has an actual name. But I am inviting you to make one up. www.knoxnews.com
Your younger colleagues wouldn't guess
That once upon a time you were celebrated for your uncanny ability to execute a high-performance Bat turn. www.filmoria.co.uk
Politics and moving to Idaho to retire
Do you suppose people in other parts of the country who are not conservatives cross Idaho off their retirement-destinations short list because of the state's prevailing politics?
Ever done this? 1
www.projectionsmovieblog.com
This, frankly, is pretty hard to believe 2
www.sacomics.blogspot.com
Proposed uniforms for Marmot Lodge
www.veehd.com Do you recognize these gentlemen, members of Loyal Order of Friendly Raccoons?
When Civil Defense points a finger
"Don't be frightened, children. That scary man on that poster is on our side. I think." www.arcweb.sos.or.us Think there's any chance a few of those block wardens were drunk with power?
Yes, he is wearing shorts 1
www.vintage.es
Have you found Manitoba to be friendly?
www.plateshack.com
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