It’s Friday! I hope everyone had a good Thanksgiving. Mine was very tasty. I brought home a few extra slices of pumpkin pie because, well, it’s awesome. And now that Thanksgiving is in the rearview mirror, that means the race to Christmas is on. If you’re one of those crazed nutcases that likes to do the whole black Friday thing, then today is your day. I hate shopping even on a normal day, so there’s no way in hell you’ll catch me out there among the crazies today. I’ll be hanging out at home taking it easy while enjoying a nice big turkey sandwich, and of course, some pumpkin pie!

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Double babes & double jokes… enjoy!

It’s Thursday. Happy turkey day everyone! Like many of you I’m looking forward to a big tasty feast this afternoon with friends and family. But before that, I have a tradition of my own which is my annual viewing of the 1987 John Hughes Thanksgiving classic, Planes, Trains, and Automobiles. I don’t know how many years that I’ve been watching this movie every Thanksgiving day, but let’s just say that I’ve wore out two VHS tapes before switching to DVD and then moving on to Blu-ray. That’s a hell of a lot of viewings, but like all of John Hughes films, it has laughter, some pain, and plenty of heart. And that never gets old. Have a great Thanksgiving everyone!

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It’s Wednesday. With Thanksgiving nearly here, I thought this classic scene from WKRP In Cincinnati would be perfect for today. If you’ve never heard of the show, it was a television series that ran between 1978-1982. It was a sitcom that centered around the staff of a struggling top 40 radio station in Cincinnati, Ohio. In this scene from the episode titled “Turkey’s Away” Mr. Carlson decides to take a more hands-on managerial approach by doing the greatest Thanksgiving promotion in radio history. It’s actually based on a real event that happened at WQXI, the station many of the WKRP characters were based on. Enjoy!

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