http://dc.wikia.com Jimmy Olsen doesn't seem to be carrying a notebook. But perhaps it is in his front pocket. Or maybe the Flying Newsroom, piloted by Jumbo Jones, is fully stocked with journalistic supplies. Does that helicopter look safe to you?
http://rupertpupkinspeaks.com A lot of this was ridiculous. But the 1994 movie did strike one realistic note with the portrayal of a newsroom staffer obsessed with the possibility that someone might steal his special chair.
http://www.alicecooperechive.com/tourdates/index.php?date=welco No reason. Just wondered. I liked a few of his songs. And I always got a kick out of how open he was offstage about how utterly, golf-playing normal he was in real life.
www.garageart.com A bit about it. http://www.garageart.com/detailpage.asp?ID=17353&Category=42~Inch~Signs#.U3zplILn99M
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http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2009/may/16/the-slice-does-a-burger-on-the-barbie-help-create/
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If you were at this concert, well, you were young. http://www.black-sabbath.com/tourdates/1972tour/
http://movie-sounds.org/oscar-films-sound-bites/my-fair-lady-1964/its-utterly-indecent-that-you-dont-need-a-glass-of-port
Seeing a reference to Dorothy Dean in the Food section today reminded me of this Slice item from 2007. It's the one that starts "Many happy returns." To fully appreciate it, you need to take note of the publication date. http://m.spokesman.com/stories/2007/apr/01/the-slice-civic-pride-on-hold-until-2012/
This one is for those who didn't grow up in Spokane or anywhere near here. You know how many people in our area seem to think nothing of driving over to Seattle? Well, if you applied that one-way distance to potential trips in more densely…
See bottom of the poster. http://mjmalouf.com/images/DylanMitchell98SlvrGorgePstr.jpg
www.musicstack.com http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwOirZ-rg6Q
http://preps.spokesman.com/stories/1996/may/21/the-slice-the-million-dollar-message/ And here, as an added bonus for car buffs, is the Being There column from that day. http://www.spokesman.com/stories/1996/may/21/sleek-bodies-fill-streets-of-sandpoint/
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