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This is the founder of Sprague, Washington. As a young man, he stuck an S on the front of his last name to reduce confusion with the name of the city in Europe. www.albiethegood.blogspot.com
This is the founder of Sprague, Washington. As a young man, he stuck an S on the front of his last name to reduce confusion with the name of the city in Europe. www.albiethegood.blogspot.com
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That's what reader Karen Kearney suggested at least. Which makes you wonder if Spokane area pet owners with dogs in the backyard are among those who wouldn't mind if the ground stayed frozen and snow-covered a little bit longer.
Some of these pro sports franchises moved to other cities. Some just switched off the lights. All you have to do is identify each team's sport. Kansas City Scouts. Cincinnati Royals. St. Louis Cardinals. Montreal Expos. Cleveland Barons. Los Angeles Rams. Buffalo Braves. Kentucky Colonels.
Or is the whole idea that you NOT know? www.biz.uiowa.edu Ever cited a little known codicil?
www.chronicle.augusta.com www.desmoinesmetro.com The woman on top is news anchor Judy Woodruff. The woman below is author Doris Kearns Goodwin.
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I'm thinking it's represented by the basement arsenal scene in 1990's "Tremors." www.monsterawarenessmonth.wordpress.com When subterranean monsters invade the wrong rec room. Would be a dream come true for some who grew weary of hearing that they were paranoid nutjobs to acquire all those weapons.
www.cardcow.com Any memories of it? This postcard makes it look pretty modest.
How did you handle it when someone in your extended family started forwarding insane political screeds that, to put it mildly, don't reflect your personal viewpoint?
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Which movie is a more plausible depiction of life in the future -- "Waterworld" or "The Postman"?
(This appeared in The Slice on Feb. 25, 1999.) We're cutting short the reader comment period in the matter of defining "Back East." We've heard enough. Here's a sampling. "For those of us from the Great Lakes Midwest, 'Back East' refers to Boston, New York…
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/02/24/books/review/up-front.html?_r=0
An opportunity to mutter "What in the hell is he talking about?"
"Our cat was not allowed on the bed," wrote Lois Bender. "So in the daytime he would crawl under the bedspread where he thought we couldn't see him." Of course, there was a problem with his plan. The large lump o' feline under the bedspread…
You know, some guys wear hats because it is winter.
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Because the broadcast starts early in the evening out here, you can record it and then still have time before going to bed to fast-forward through the whole mess in about half an hour. www.minnesota.publicradio.org
1. Did quicksand incidents in TV Westerns freak you out when you were a kid? 2. How many people describing a scene as being like a "war zone" have ever actually been anywhere near war? (This is a friend's pet peeve, first mentioned to me…
The grocery cashier was asked if he had any names in mind for the baby he and his wife are expecting. "I'm thinking 'Megatron'," he deadpanned. The shopper said the child would probably raise objections in four or five years. "Dad, EVERYONE in my class…
This has also made a few "worst songs ever" lists. www.45cat.com
www.45cat.com If you are between the ages of 55 and 70 and do not remember this song, I judge you.
My opinion anyway. I liked "Shakespeare in Love" as well as the next moviegoer. More probably. But I thought "Saving Private Ryan" should have gotten "Best Picture," if for no other reason than having the courage to frankly depict the horror of war. www.amazon.com
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