Long ago, there was an SR staffer who used to refer to contributing essays or whatever to "NPR." That, of course, stands for National Public Radio. In reality, the contributions in question were to Spokane Public Radio. SPR is an important cultural presence. No question.…
http://1968topps.blogspot.com
. www.amazon.com Maybe a list would refresh your memory. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/We_Were_There http://etsy.com
How many men around here occasionally wear a shirt like this? http://mrkatzoff.org
For me, the thing that makes this picture is the glass of milk. http://www.shorpy.com/node/15867
http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/eagles/2002/spokane-arena-spokane-wa-33dbd4f5.html
Which would you choose? http://www.curbsideclassic.com/blog/automotive-history-mid-size-madness-what-would-you-choose-in-65/
North Idaho's Bruce Werner doesn't have a problem with it. "Except when they wear them indoors for an interview on TV or something similar which seems moronic."
Why? Why not?
Moscow resident Blake Ballard's reaction is "Oh, another country singer." I'll pass along a few more in Thursday's Slice column.
http://vinylvidivici.net This was a No.1 hit at about this time in 1975. Not everyone -- 39 years ago and even today -- understood that it is a breakup song.
From this date in 1996. http://www.spokesman.com/stories/1996/feb/26/the-slice-strangers-rescue-birthday-with-presents/
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