Editorial

Thanksgiving is the holiday that we as Americans use to appreciate the things we have in life. Whether it be family, friends, or just the spread on the table, we say the words "I'm giving thanks." Have you ever thought of actually thanking someone for the impact they had on you?

In a couple weeks, the Federal Communications Commission will vote on whether or not to repeal Net Neutrality and the informed public is not happy about the prospect of losing it.

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. A friend of mine posted a picture of me from a long time ago and it's only worth one word...that word is "NO."

I've found that Iowans' number one way to serve a spud is in the form of mashed potatoes. Mash just goes with everything, and it's one of my favorite things to prepare and eat. That is why this video makes me so ill.

This past Friday, I had the pleasure of seeing one of my favorite bands in the world in concert. All in all, it was a great show, but it did make me realize a fundamental truth about myself. I LOVE concerts...I HATE concert goers.

Today is National Louisiana Day, and I will be celebrating my home state by trying to stay warm in this frozen wasteland.

I find great joy when I can issue some much needed comeuppance to a belligerent, crazy, needlessly aggressive driver.

There was a time when a business would do whatever they could do to make a customer happy. If they messed up, they would do what they could to make it right. Now, it seems, that is no longer the case.

I will start this article with a simple question: Why is there so much pizza?

I have a feeling that the actual answer won't be nearly as exiting as I think it should be.