www.talkingcomicbooks.com No, Strange Tales from the Crypt was not actually about newspapers. Back when comic books were 10 cents, the newspaper industry was having its way and the only morgue was the room with the clipping files.
A theory. www.perkinsgroup.com
www.picstopin.com If you worked in an office setting before phonemail and email, you probably encountered these. The sight of one still sort of makes me cringe, even if it's just an online image. About 30 years ago, I worked in a newsroom that used these…
Just had a perfectly civil conversation with a woman who assumed my use of "What a maroon" in Tuesday's Slice was a mistake that editors should have caught. But she accepted my explanation that I was simply borrowing a classic phrase from the wascally wabbit.
www.brighams-blog.blogspot.com Something tells me this would not have done well in orbit.
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Feel free to offer a review. www.tampabay.com
A few years ago, I attended a concert at The Bing and saw a kid wearing a T shirt that I still remember. It said, "Mom and Dad... I'm on Drugs!" Well, I am on drugs, too. Claritin-D, to be exact. So are you feeling…
What are you rebelling against?
Here are some theories about why my idea for Grizzly Beary ice cream has gone nowhere. 1. The commercial cultivation of huckleberries is an issue. 2. Other than sending a brief proposal to Ben & Jerry's more than 20 years ago and mentioning the flavor…
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