Peak Xennial culture is pretending you're playing Cooking Mama as you skim the scum and foamy bits off your turkey giblet stock the night before Thanksgiving.

Shout out to all my gals who are shouldering the emotional labor of absolutely ruining Thanksgiving for our families this year. Drop your favorite Thanksgiving recipes in the comments so we can all have something to revive us from the psychic damage we've taken over the past few weeks.

Tonight, I realized the only reason I know anything at all about boxing is that Bill Bryson wrote about the famous Dempsy/Tunney "Long Count Battle" of 1927 in his book "One Summer: America, 1927", which is a great favorite of mine. I highly recommend the audio book if you need a pleasant diversion.

Awright, 'arry? See that ludicrous display last night?

Those gals had me at the edge of my seat! I've never been so afraid I was gonna see someone's eyelid get pulled off on live TV! :o

I want to talk to you a little bit about how and why Google's Gemini "AI" just told someone that they were a drain on resources and they should die. And, frankly, why I'm a little bit furious with CBS right now.

Because it's actually very simple, and we've even talked about it before, a few times:

I love how art from over 100 years ago can resonate so strongly today. Beat the Whites with the Red Wedge by El Lissitzky was created as propaganda for the revolutionary communist Bolshevics, known as the Reds. The red wedge penetrating the white circle depicts their defeat of the socialist Whites.