A colleague who does not work on Fridays gave me a tip this afternoon. He said something he had written for one of the weekend papers was not his best work. In fact, he said it sucked. I don't believe him. But he urged me…
So feel free to dress however you would like. www.etsy.com Hadn't heard about Bowling Shirt Friday? Not your fault. I failed to send out announcements.
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It should not be hard. It's up fairly high. http://www.brautigan.net/chronology1960.html
...what are going to do? A) Howl at the sky. B) Do a little dance. Make a little love. C) Toast the heavens with strong libation. D) Go back inside and get ready for bed. E) Say it's nothing compared to what you saw back…
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I don't know about you. But I would consider it a reliable sign that a city did not take itself too seriously if its slogan was "Send in the Clowns."
Can you name the TV series in which one of the characters had a radio show called "Chris in the Morning"?
I approached a young woman behind a counter at a Spokane Valley office building. She asked that I give her a second while she tried to find something in her large purse. She said her husband refers to it as "the black hole." I offered…
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"Whatcha lookin' at there, Tommy?" "The special Jazz and Hi-Fi issue." http://www.legendaryauctions.com/ItemImages/000162/162160compa_lg.jpeg
http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/led-zeppelin/1968/gonzaga-university-spokane-wa-5bd61fe8.html Might have used that before. But the fact that it actually took place always strikes me as amazing, even if it was, as a Brit might say, early days for the band.
www.cnn.si.com And it wasn't a bloated catalog of soft porn back then. It was just a dozen or so pages of soft porn. As I have noted previously, the outraged letters a couple of weeks later were always a treat.
And more. Here's The Slice column that appeared on this date in 1996. http://www.spokesman.com/stories/1996/jan/09/the-slice-spokane-is-not-all-that-different/
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