And happy New Year to you -- in jail!
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The Slice archive for Dec. 31, 2012
MONDAY, DEC. 31, 2012
Your chance to re-use 1963 calendars
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Who else says this? 1
The truth is, I say it all year long. Though, it doesn't really make much sense in, say, May or September. But on New Year's Eve night, if we're not going out again, I have been known to come through the door at home and…
New Year's Eve in The Slice (1998)
Here's an outline for the first half of a children's story. Your challenge is to come up with the second half. Good luck. A dwindling band of squirrels in the Palouse believe their small cluster of trees is the only island in an endless, rolling…
Ready to write wrong year on checks 3
Don't worry. A lot of people do it. And while I don't feel the need to name any names, I happen to know of a Spokane woman who still occasionally starts writing the year with "19".
New Year's Eve in The Slice (1996)
The fact that they weren't invited anywhere isn't the only reason a lot of people don't go to New Year's Eve parties. No, more than a few folks stay home because they are afraid they won't have anything to say to strangers. This is called…
Where can you obtain tranya? 2
You know, to toast the New Year "Star Trek"-style. Maybe Safeway has it. www.danefield.com
New Year's Eve in The Slice (1994)
Today's Slice question: What will be the hottest Inland Northwest lifestyle trend of 1995? (Readers took that question about as seriously as it deserved. One respondent suggested the hot trend would be scraping mud off boots before coming inside.)
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