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A) When the raccoons wave goodbye to the last family closing up a lake place for the season. B) Tuesday and the first grade-schooler "stomachache." C) When at least a few of the people wearing sweaters aren't complaining about being too warm. D) When the…
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I've been conducting an exhaustive survey (talking to a couple of grocery cashiers) about this. And we have arrived at a consensus about the following points. 1. Yes, of course, it seemed as if the season lasted forever when we were kids. 2. Yes, once…
Is the fact that, when it comes to despising problem-causing bike riders, they can't hold a candle to cyclists themselves. Trust me. Nobody gets more ticked off by boneheaded bike riders than cyclists who try to do the right thing but know full well that…
"Have you ever been to that Pig in the Park?"
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www.comicvine.com 1. Those Cruella DeVille hands are flat out scary. 2. Is she about to, uh, impale the older gentleman in the groinal region? 3. Why does her cleavage line go straight for a bit and then veer off? 4. Is she planning on making…
Treet was sort of like Spam. Spam, in case you don't know, was sort of like food. www.cgi.ebay.com
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Oh, no. This is The Slice Blog's way of saying Happy Centennial to Metaline Falls. www.moviefanatic.com
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There are people living here who don't realize that the Riverfront Park clock tower wasn't always just standing there by itself. www.content.lib.washington.edu
www.classic-tv.com It sometimes seems as if you can't pick up a TV remote without happening onto a "Frasier" rerun. Which is fine. It was a good show. Most of the time. And, of course, it's always fun to note the occasional references to Spokane. I…
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