What sort of person reads the S-R? 2
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The Slice archive for Sept. 16, 2011
FRIDAY, SEPT. 16, 2011
Advice re: Seasonal startle syndrome 1
Actually, it might be too late. You might already have gone to grab a light jacket. And, upon opening a closet that hasn't been accessed much since spring, you saw not only windbreakers and such but also the Big Berthas. You know, the coats you…
Maybe this audience gave them the idea...
...for the beards. www.ticketstubcollection.com
Spokane Day at the 1909 fair in Seattle
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Nothing against community journalism
But there's a good chance that people working on their own have never gotten a look like this when their work was shoddy or inadequate. And a look like that does tend to make one resolve to do better. www.hiseyeswerewatchingmovies.blogspot.com
The top-rated TV show 40 years ago 1
www.tvlistings.zap2it.com If audiences were encountering Archie Bunker for the first time today, he would be considered... A) A centrist. B) The voice of reason. C) As ignorant and bigoted as he was seen to be in 1971. D) An obvious fan of certain radio shows…
Some women married their second choice
Bobby Sherman not being available. www.coverbrowser.com
Can you still get these anywhere?
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Just wondering
www.scienceblogs.com I have never been in the Southern Hemisphere. But I've always wondered. How readily apparent is it, even to a purely novice star-gazer, that the night sky is different down there?
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"I think one of the worst things about a place where you can eat lunch at your desk is the smell of the other guy's lunch," wrote an accountant named Jeannie.
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