Sometimes, the edge is the best part of The Oregonian (and if it's posted at Oregon Live, I haven't a clue where;-)
Take, for example, these two tidbits:
Larry Hagman has stipulated that upon his death, he wants his body to be ground in a wood chipper and scattered in a field, where wheat is to be harvested for a cake to be eaten by his friends and family one year later. (This from USA Today, no less).
Now does that sound like a paaartaaaay or what?;-)
Followed by the tale of "a Turkish gas station attendant who lost his cell phone dialed the number and was surprised to hear it ringing from his dog's stomach."
The headline was just right: "Can you hear me NOW?" (Beats "This Too Shall Pass";-)
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This was too funny, so I had to check and see if I could find The Edge online. It took a few seconds of searching, but here are the links:
Main page: http://www.oregonlive.com/edge/
Archive: http://www.oregonlive.com/edge/index.ssf?archive
The day you reference with Larry Hagman: http://www.oregonlive.com/edge/index.ssf?/edge/2004/20041111.frame
Thanks, Schmela.
Barn, it's fun to read your blog and incisive and yes that is a Larry Hagman joke!
Your brother,
the Larry named Rick
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