I love trying to find this little hidden jokes in your work. Also, I have it on good word that his office in the West Wing is simply a coffin filled with soil from his homeland.

Spot on. Is that Stephen Miller's skull on the flag? It has his ghoulish visage.

I was in junior high when those first appeared and remember them getting banned by the school. Someone left one in a locker and it started making a meowing sound. Janitor ripped the locker open with a crowbar because they legit thought someone had put a cat in there.

They're calling her "Suzy Sue" for now.
#LibraryCat

This May marks 30 years since the surprise debut of the Sega Saturn: Thoughts on the console and your memories of it. Did you know many people who had one growing up?
Also, @ianferguson.bsky.social I love the story of @vanivalentine.bsky.social's "Prom Date" Saturn you told on the podcast!

Cool to see you find one of the Ian Flemming Bond novels like that. I went and read the originals years ago when I first started working as a librarian. It was interesting to see how they adapted them to the screen. Some I thought were better as books (Moonraker) others better as films (Goldfinger).

Watched "Werewolf" with some friends last night and now I can't get 'Tusk' out of my head.

"Canadian villain Garth Vader"

How do you prefer to roast the turkey, whole and trussed or spatchcocked? Last few years I have become a big fan of butterflying just about any poultry and roasting it over a bed of root vegetables and fingerling potatoes.

Between Mario 3 and Mario World. Flip a coin.