Not sure why it amuses me so to say that every year. Maybe it's the far-fetched hope that some cycling-hating Crabby Appleton will see it and think, if only for a split second, "At last -- reality!" Of course, I can see being a non-cyclist…
www.musicstack.com Perhaps the designer of this record sleeve was inspired by an upset tummy.
http://www.theonion.com/articles/jenny-sanford-im-loving-these-lax-gun-purchasing-l,32353/
While maintaining civility the whole time. Coming in Friday's Slice.
http://www.dogoftheday.com/ Baffled about the dog's puppydom nickname, but am hoping there's some benign explanation. Don't want to believe it's just INW-style casual racism, because I really like this dog and don't want to think her owners are dim bulbs.
Got a phone message from a reader who claimed that this is the Spokane bridge abutment they're planning to tear down (see story in today's paper). I'm pretty sure he offered this observation in a spirit of levity. If not, maybe I should call him…
Were you usually faking? Were you allowed to watch TV? What did you watch? If you watched soap operas, how did it influence the way you viewed adults?
Interesting promo concept. www.spokanetvhistory.wordpress.com
Which camp are you in? 1. Those who believe only a certain segment of the population produces urine with the distinctive odor. 2. Those who believe only a certain segment of the population is capable of detecting this smell. 3. Those who would prefer not…
Ever listen to political talk radio coming from the opposite end of the spectrum from your own views? You know, just to hear what they are saying and shake your head.
http://my.spill.com/profiles/blogs/ray-harryhausen-a-tribute-to-my-childhood-hero
What would the text say? www.terminallaughter.ca
You know, the "vast" one that was television on May 9, 1961. Oh, sure. There are some unimaginably awful viewing options in 2013. But I would argue that there's also more good stuff available than a person can watch and still have a semblance of…
I had a junior high science teacher several years after this record's release who sang part of this song pretty much every week. On the appropriate day, of course. www.45cat.com
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