LBJ, the Mafia, the CIA, Corsicans, and a Finger-Turkey
What’s more fitting to commemorate the Pilgrims’ harvest feast than writing out a sordid and meandering list of things that I’m thankful for? It’s a shame that I couldn’t come up with an answer for that question.

1. circular windows
2. widowers
3. sheathes
4. pizza that doesn’t take like metal
5. my local hate-pants support group (PAFR)
6. tatters
7. phil spector-less beatles releases
8. my wife’s unintentionial slams (she said she thought a woman she heard talking had “large features”)
9. jokes made about idiots that answer cell phones in restaurants
10. the tenth grade
11. broken english
12. sharing printers
13. burnouts
14. cranberry glaze
15. that loud judge on tv that insults people
16. green lights and alrights
17. horrible movie recommendations
18. alan kalter
19. extension cords
20. commensalism
I don’t know if you’ve ever had a cranberry glaze, but it is seriously good. I tried it in a basement cafeteria under Marshall Fields, so I can’t help to think of what would happen if say, Boston Market started making it. Perhaps they already do. But they tick me off because I can’t see very well at night and I always think I’m approaching a Steak n’ Shake, and it turns out it’s dumb ol’ Boston Market. Have you ever ordered meat loaf from a drive through? It’s very lewd, yet somehow satisfactory.
Each year I become totally obsessed with the Kennedy Assassination for a week and last week was no exception. I plan on sometime making a big diagram of all the conspiracy theories and also writing a giant theory of my own. A theory to end all theorizing. Then again, in a few days my fascination with the History Channel will subside (those turkeys devote half-days showing how giant steamliners are built, but completely refuse to explain how those little ships in a bottle are made) and thankfully it’ll be smooth sailing until next November.
