You know, to jiggle a TV antenna that probably had more to do with wishing and witchcraft than any real technological connection to picture quality. I wonder how many of those 1960s staples got turned into art projects?
Let's say you write for a print/online news organization in beautiful Spokane, Wash. One of your readers calls your attention to something said about you in another Spokane publication. That mention makes an assumption about some silly thing you wrote last year. The assumption is…
A) Approximately a trillion. B) Less than 10. C) 100,000. D) Would have to be expressed in algebraic terms. E) Which century are we talking about? F) Zero. G) Other.
Time magazine, April 8, 1966. http://slodive.com
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http://eatocracy.cnn.com
Worth a quick scroll. These covers are a hoot. http://vintagesleazepaperbacks.wordpress.com/tag/nurse-fiction/
Ever heard of Cathy Lewis? http://www.onesmedia.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=1349
...you unintentionally trigger a heightened startle response from a stranger in public? A woman was staring into a glass-doors freezer case at a grocery store yesterday afternoon. I gave her a minute and then decided I could open a door and reach what I wanted…
Nineteen years is a long time ago. http://www.spokesman.com/stories/1995/apr/08/the-slice-never-mind-marriage-this-honeymoon/
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