He's dressed for St. Patrick's Day
http://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=11602
The Slice archive for March 17, 2014
MONDAY, MARCH 17, 2014
Please note: This doesn't say "Ruby Ridge" 1
They are altogether different stories of the West. http://westernsaga45.blogspot.com
Famous Monsters of Filmland
If you once regarded FMOF as important reading, you might recall a few of the vintage covers displayed here. http://www.coverbrowser.com/covers/famous-monsters-of-filmland
Things that make Spokane special No. 42
It's not everywhere that you can find people with vague pretensions of being part of the counterculture who also play golf.
Air Force nostalgia takes wing
http://www.planesofthepast.com/postcards-military-aviation-greetings.htm
Cover your ears 2
http://library.pnca.edu Noticed that there was a "Deadwood" marathon on one of the HBO channels this weekend. Re-watched a little. I really enjoyed that show. I wonder if anyone ever added up the number of times a certain 12-letter word was used.
Divided loyalties
Florence Young grew up in Tucson, home of the University of Arizona. "My brother is a UA grad and a 25-year season ticket holder for Arizona basketball." But during her many years in Spokane, Florence has come to love Gonzaga University basketball. So... "If Arizona…
A team name you wouldn't see today
http://en.wikipedia.com Does this make you think the graphic designer did not understand firearms?
Much more than just the marmot
Be sure to check out some of the other remarkable photos. http://blog.kootenay-lake.ca/?p=10011
Do you remember hair styles like these? 2
From a mid-'60s high school yearbook. http://63highlanders.blogspot.com
My Monday morning conspiracy theory 1
The scales in medical offices are rigged so patients will entertain the notion that they are in even worse shape than they thought.
This date in Slice history (1997)
http://www.spokesman.com/stories/1997/mar/17/the-slice-lets-save-some-pothole-stories-for-next/
The online home for Paul Turner's musings and interactions with disciples of The Slice.