No. 2 use for Zags cheer cards? 1
I assume most who have no inclination to display them simply recycle the cheer cards with the rest of the newspaper. But surely at least a few SR subscribers have come up with some creative repurposings.
The Slice archive for March 19, 2013
TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 2013
This date in Slice history (1998)
A partial list of the things Harriot Hagedorn's dog Sassie brought home: packaged rose bush, snake (2 feet long), head of a mule deer, front leg of a cow, stocking cap, one pair of men's briefs, one running shoe. "We kept waiting for her to…
"Are you high?"
In the workplaces with which I am familiar, that question has always implied an unfavorable judgment. But I wonder. Are we headed for a day when it will become a simple inquiry about someone's state of being? Sure, I suppose managers in Washington will instruct…
Look out, he's going to bite! 1
www.mycomicshop.com
Phrases not uttered except in song titles 2
"Hot Child in the City" "Sweet City Woman"
Been there, done that
http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2006/mar/18/the-slice-finally-some-avowed-fans/
22 across
Sandy Tarbox and Luis Montano were in the midst of remodeling an old house when they came across a crossword puzzle from 1938. Someone had started filling in answers. But it had not been completed. So, hoping the clues didn't lean heavily on 1938 pop…
Today's featured hair style 1
The Louise Pendrake. www.limereviews.blogspot.com "That was the end of my religion period."
Getting what you didn't pay for
I'm not saying they are the cheapest people in Spokane. There's a lot of competition for that honor. But those who spend a considerable amount of time reading newspapers plucked from display racks in grocery stores -- and then put the papers back -- are…
No. 1 song on this date in 1973
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