Jason Cherniak and the art of Albacore
June 28, 2007 · By Marsilio Facino
In one of the most compelling philosophical conundrums of post-modernity, Jason Cherniak asks the question on the mind of all of us at one time or another:
My question is whether my disgust at their lack of garb gives society a right to stop them from doing it.
During times like this, I harken back to great philosophical minds, like Charlie the Tuna from Starkist:
Sorry, Charlie. Starkist wants tuna that tastes good, not tuna with good taste.


Liberals, huh?
“Lack of garb”… They write like hell, too.