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Whatever happened to the days when every book in Hastings was like 5% lower than the price printed on the book? I went in this week, and the one book I looked at was actually more expensive than the printed price. Way to be crappy, Hastings.

Every year on my birthday I take time out to ponder whether or not I have out grown my navel piercing. My thinking this year is that I’m okay to continue with it in for the following reasons: 1.) I’m not a parent. 2.) I weigh the same as last year. At some point these justifications will not be enough. I’m not sure what it is yet, but there is definitely an upper age limit after which point you just look like an older lady trying desparately to hold onto youth. I’m counting on you folks to alert me should I keep my jewelry in longer than is appropriate. I won’t be offended. An email or instant message will suffice. Thank you.

Walk around the downtown Missoula and you’re bound to catch its token fragrance - incense with a slight hint of essential oils and probably some pot. It makes me think maybe this is the kind of place Elliott Smith was thinking of when asked about heaven. And it’s what I’ll miss the most.

I don’t generally concern myself with historical facts, but I would like two questions answered:
1. Was William Shatner as weird off camera during the Captain Kirk days as he is now? (Subquestion, unrelated to history: does anyone else think Alec Baldwin is turning into the next William Shatner?)
2. Did hot girls in the ’80s really wear monocles? (refer to Winona Ryder in Heathers)