There are still a few "Don't Move Jefferson!" signs being displayed on the South Hill. I assume the families in question intend to keep them up until the next Ice Age. That's their right, of course. But what about these signs' potential as Spokane collectibles?…
It doesn't mean the driver might turn into a big, green angry man at any moment. You know, "Road rage? I'll show you road rage." www.plateshack.com In other news, don't you love blog post headlines that don't overpromise? I mean, someone seeing "Re: Transporting wrecked…
Do people with lake places in our area typically give these properties a name? www.every-little-counts.blogspot.com
Yes, I'm referring to several pop songs by Gary Puckett and The Union Gap, a group with Northwest connections. Perhaps only Lou Christie did more with the theme of acquiring biblical knowledge of undoubtedly underage girls. Which was your favorite Puckett tune? Or was there…
I've heard from a couple of readers who said they were offended by today's Slice column. Feel free to make it three. And those who don't want to read about arguably private bodily matters won't want to miss a brief discussion of priapism in Thursday's…
Despite what you thought you heard, the Spokane city council has not resolved to study the alarming prospect of more jazz being played in the city.
www.zimbio.com Feel free to dismiss the whole enterprise as sexist, stupid and insufficiently earnest about serious issues. But it has to be said that once upon a time cheerleaders were not required to look like, uh, exotic dancers or blow-up dolls. That does not mean…
Really. All? www.weekendcowgirl.com
Once called "the worst band of all time" by Rolling Stone magazine, the anniversary of this group's appearance at Expo '74 is tomorrow. Can you name the band?
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Warm-up question: What did scooping up toddlers countless times do to your back?
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