Back in either 1980 or 1981, I covered an air show and aircraft display at the Air Force base next to Tucson. One of those I talked to that day was a member of a B-52 crew visiting from Fairchild Air Force Base. I'm not…
www.timewarptoys.com So was this. www.directorblue.blogspot.com And somehow many of us grew up to be people who didn't long to crash real cars into walls or launch grenades.
I have. As of today. A colleague, noting that I had ridden my bike to work this morning, proclaimed that I was a you know what. Well, take it from this sign of spring. Don't put away your coats just yet.
Here's some spill-over from a theme addressed in today's print column. "Libby, our black Lab, has been faithfully bringing us our paper for eight years," wrote Carol Bending. "She listens at the front door for the delivery car and the plop of the paper in…
Too bad the folks in Moscow can't do what they did in Columbus, Ohio, a few years ago. You remember. They started referring to the school there as The Ohio State University. Emphasis on the THE. But that doesn't really work for colleges that have…
A) Frances "Gidget" Lawrence. B) Sister Bertrille. C) Megan Carter. D) Reg Dunlop. E) Sybil. F) Mrs. Gump. G) Other. www.gigglepedia.com
Name the man who grew up in Spokane and was a part-owner of baseball's Pittsburgh Pirates. www.sportsillustrated.cnn.com
You know. What's that thing on which his head is resting? www.mycomicshop.com
We all know that people around here have wildly varied ideas about what constitutes "back East." But here's my question. Has anyone over on the West Side ever referred the Inland Northwest that way?
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