Yes, it's just a week until we start responsibly enjoying vintage Christmas beer ads here at the Slice Blog. Here's a quick preview. www.brookstonbeerbulletin.com www.thejumpingfrog.com www.brookstonbeerbulletin.com www.retroadsandgraphics.blogspot.com www.brookstonbeerbulletin.com
...how much time would you recoup? www.badhaven.com
...a grandfather points to some animal tracks in the snow and tells a little kid that it looks like a woolly mammoth had passed this way? www.mybadpad.com
Different websites seem to disagree. So perhaps an actual human has the answer. Was there a Jethro Tull concert in Spokane in 1972? Of course, assuming it happened, there is a chance that many of those who attended would not/could not remember. www.allposters.com
John McIntire, star of "Wagon Train." www.ebay.com And here he is in "Psycho." www.aveleyman.com
If your department or work group at the office has a long-standing tradition of having a picture taken with a stand-in for Santa, it could be that a look at all these photos over the years tells you everything you need to know about the…
Did it bug anyone else that on numerous TV programs ranging from Bob Newhart's set-in-Chicago show to "Frasier," the titles "psychiatrist" and "psychologist" were often used interchangeably? www.symonsez.wordpress.com
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But my father never seemed to mind that I spent a fair amount of time building models of planes that had been flown by people trying to shoot him down once upon a time. www.internetmodeler.com www.internetmodeler.com
An episode of "The Big Valley" called "Hell Hath No Fury" first aired on Nov. 18, 1968. A female outlaw -- Carol Lynley as pepperpot Dilly Shanks -- falls for Heath but he doesn't want to marry her.
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