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It’s with a very heavy heart, and dried up pen, that I announce this will be the last column I file with The Pulse. I hate to admit it, but after 5-? years, it’s time for the paper to print something other than my inane observations and pet peeves...
Personally, I’ve never used that phrase verbatim, although readers of this column can attest that there are many, many things that I’m not a big fan of. And, if you’ll indulge me, I’d like to list several more. more »
Mar 21, 2013 by Chuck Crowder, Columnist in Life In The Noog
I couldn’t help but think at the time that up until a couple of years ago I had no idea what the hell gluten was, and I doubt many of you did either. However, suddenly there’s a growing number of people dead set on keeping gluten away from their gut. more »
Mar 14, 2013 by Chuck Crowder, Columnist in Life In The Noog (1 Comments)
Is it me or does this seem unfair? If I’m watching my diet, exercising and not running to the doctor every time I have a sniffle shouldn’t I be rewarded with reduced premiums? My car insurance company thinks so. more »
Mar 7, 2013 by Chuck Crowder, Columnist in Life In The Noog (1 Comments)
Being a savvy native, I know the hidden spots around town where one can park for free for just about any event or occasion. But even I‘m floored by the stretches of prime street locations unavailable for parking at all. more »
Feb 28, 2013 by Chuck Crowder, Columnist in Life In The Noog
Back in the day, the only way you could deliver the sounds coming out of your stereo into your ears and not everyone else’s was to utilize a gigantic headphone device the likes of which could also be found in the cockpit of a 747. more »
Feb 21, 2013 by Chuck Crowder, Columnist in Life In The Noog
Bands have a place in time. The smart ones know when enough is enough, but the allure of nostalgia never dies. There’s too much money (and ego) involved. Death can’t compete with Riverbend’s thirst for classic bands and the crowds they draw. more »
Feb 14, 2013 by Chuck Crowder, Columnist in Life In The Noog
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