Thanksgiving dinner is on the near horizon. The recent midterm elections are still visible in our rear view mirror. In light of all that, the following “apt allegory” takes on added significance: Doncha think?
Given that an allegory is defined by Merriam Webster as a symbolic representation of something else, what do you think this allegory refers to? Best answer in the comments section wins an invite to Thanksgiving dinner at our house. Go ahead, I’ll wait….
C’mon folks. Live dangerously. I promise, no pizza. Only USDA-approved meats on the menu, no human flesh. And for those vegans still interested, know this: We’ll also be having green bean casserole, candied yams, and pumpkin pie.
All this allegory talk is making me hungry.
Somebody please pass the mashed potatoes.
If you look that appetizing it’s time to lose weight! Pass the gravy too!
Regardless of the outcome of the voting, the country is still jacked up.
Also regardless of the outcome, you don’t talk a cannibal out of eating you by calling them stupid. If we don’t find a way to turn down the rhetoric (i.e. Person on the other side of the fence/argument/discussion/issue from me HATES AMERICA!), we are going to spend a lot of time hopping out of pots of boiling water.