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Admit it. You were expecting another swimsuit cover, weren't you? Ah, well, That's life. Sometimes you want Cheryl Tiegs and get Stan Mikita instead. You may quote me. www.si.com
Admit it. You were expecting another swimsuit cover, weren't you? Ah, well, That's life. Sometimes you want Cheryl Tiegs and get Stan Mikita instead. You may quote me. www.si.com
http://jamesreasoner.blogspot.com Oh, there are still adventures now and then. But way fewer hats.
If you heard someone refer to the Spokane TV news reporter who looks like a "crazy-eyed ex-wife," would you know who the speaker was talking about?
Carol Nelson, who teaches at Atlas Elementary in North Idaho, shared a few pieces of advice from her pupils. 1. "Never kick a rock." 2. "Don't cut your own hair." 3. "Never eat a pufferfish."
Of course, it never really went away. People just stopped talking about it. Meanwhile the march of 24/7 casual continued. www.boston.com
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What's with that chair back over by the door? www.sitcomsonline.com
How many Inland Northwesterners look forward to shoveling snow because they enjoy the exercise?
Here's the Slice column from this day in 2006. There's something about this first item that caught my eye. http://m.spokesman.com/stories/2006/jan/31/the-slice-no-end-to-seattle-smugness/
Especially if you do not know German. www.pulpcovers.com OK, I'll take a shot at it. "Perry Mason and the Case of the Slipped Slip."
Tomorrow in The Slice column.
The online business-contacts network regularly sends me reminders to congratulate people on their start-date anniversaries here at the SR. One problem. Some of the people named left the paper years ago, and not always in the happiest circumstances.
If downtown Spokane had monthly "Final Friday" celebrations, what would the event involve?
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"Sorry girls, he's married."
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You know, between now and Sunday afternoon. Anytime Saturday has the potential to be a melee. But perhaps Sunday morning could be even worse. Which means today and Friday might be the time to head to the store. Of course, if everyone has that idea...…
Where did the Aug. 7, 1976 preseason game between the Seahawks and the Chicago Bears take place?
www.musicstack.com I liked this song well enough the first trillion times I heard it. After that, I was ready to hear Van Halen's "Jump" (the song that eventually replaced it as No. 1) a time or two.
And other uplifting themes...here is the Slice column that appeared on Jan. 30, 1998. http://www.spokesman.com/stories/1998/jan/30/sorry-the-judges-have-ruled-that-cynicalest-is/
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An episode called "The Fever" first aired on Jan. 29, 1960. Grumpy old guy's wife wins a trip to Las Vegas. Begrudgingly, he accompanies her. But then he starts playing the slots. And well, you know what they say. What happens in Las Vegas stays…
Tomorrow in Thursday's Slice column.
How do you react when you encounter that expression? A) I know it's a put-down. I know that it suggests phony, surface-level friendliness that covers up deep suspicion and mistrust, but I just don't think it is especially true here. B) I think the speaker…
"Dr. Strangelove" turns 50. www.npr.org
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