What did Walter Neff say before kiss?
A) "You're oversharing." B) "Try not to speak." C) "Chip and Robbie will be home any time now." D) "No, that's not Flubber." E) "Actually, I came here to see Audra." F) "Shut up, baby." www.guardian.co.uk
The Slice archive for March 7, 2012
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 2012
Up against the wall
Remember when I mentioned the remodeling going on in the SR newsroom and solicited a new round of readers' pictures and what-not that I could put up on my wall? Well, a number of people were kind enough to send me things. And I intend…
Bad moon rising
Actually, the coming full moon should be perfectly congenial. But I think we can all agree that no opportunity to borrow CCR lyrics should be squandered. www.oregonrediviva.blogspot.com
Do you recognize this woman? 3
I mean, without looking at the credit line for the photo. www.napolicommunications.com
How do you like Ted in "Sally Forth"? 2
www.mediumlarge.wordpress.com Some readers of the comics page cannot stand him. He's not their idea of a man. But the fact that the guys who work with him don't like him almost makes you think he's OK. Plus, he's certainly had his moments as a husband…
The votes are in
And a clear majority of those I heard from gave a thumbs-down to Daylight Saving Time. Of course, I'm not kidding myself. I realize that probably isn't representative of the prevailing attitudes out there. For one thing, people are more apt to speak up when…
60 years ago, stamps cost three cents 4
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Nothing to do with public television
www.rollernews.com Kettering is outside Dayton, Ohio. When my father was stationed at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in the 1960s, we lived near there. My brother was co-captain of his high school football team, which played against the Kettering schools at the time, Fairmont West and…
When did you learn to not trust adults?
The picture below is of what used to be called the Ojibway Hotel, in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. I think it's called something else now. The Ojibway was the sponsor of my bantam league hockey team back when I was about 14. We were not…
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