November 26, 2009 in City
Doug Clark: Professor gets to meat of the matter
Well, snap my wishbone. It’s Thanksgiving again.
And time for the fourth annual visit from the one person who knows even more about strutting, empty-headed toms than Katie Holmes.
Welcome to Ask Professor Pilgrim.
Before the professor starts fielding your T-Day questions, he’s been asked to announce the following closures:
Schools, post offices, banks and Spokane’s last shred of hope for a science center.
Let’s get started.
Q. Professor Pilgrim, I’m thinking of cooking my turkey this year in one of those deep-fat fryers. Do you have any tips?
A. Yes. Fire insurance.
Q. I meant cooking tips.
A. Well, …
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Rifleman__Dodd on November 26 at 8:11 a.m.
We sure picked the wrong one.
Spokane police ombudsman has a spine the consistancy of jello and a streak down his back painted yellow.
Somehow the SPD got to him already. Lets send him back to to the fruits n flakes state cause he aint snap crackling or popping here.
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Lewis on November 26 at 8:42 a.m.
he is a ex cop once a cop always a cop. look at Steve tucker there is another ex cop loser we have on our payroll.
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