There is nothing quite as American as smothering a lean meet in mayonnaise and calling it a "salad."

I'm actually raffling off a signed copy of Good Omens if it's of any interest.

www.jacktilde.com/contest-neil...

It's an epically funny film. The award was well deserved.

It was a great season. Only part that pissed me off was I had a similar bit about Job's children in a book I've been working on for years and then I watched in horror as it was done better than I had done it. I had to rewrite the entire section to remove it and I loved that part.

At least with "Willie Takes a Willie" I would have created something of at least some value rather than arguing that struggling artists should have their intellectual property become worthless upon death.

I'm so glad people are starting to see him for the joke he is. A little man who can't even conquer a fictional kingdom, much less run an entire country.

It's my understanding that copyrighted work created by a corporation is protected 95 years after first publication. Works by individuals are protected 70 after death. If they expired upon death, corporations would be at a creative advantage and more creators would simply form corporations.