All right, there are two camps of thought about me regarding my latest column in the Journal Sentinel.  Either I’m brilliant or really, really retarded.  Some people are even criticizing the Journal Sentinel for praising me.  By the way, I’m hearing that Charlie Sykes pronounced my last name “Kee-nitz.”  Dang.  Ken as in “Barbie’s Boyfriend Ken” and Itz as in “Itz!”
Whatever way you look at it, at least know this:  this kind of stuff beats parking meter columns any day of the week.
Patrick McIlheran (Journal Sentinel) writes:
If you missed this …

I can’t find a link yet, but Charlie Sykes read my column on-air this morning and apparently liked it.  I’m going to try to see if he puts his stuff online, because I haven’t heard it either (being at work).  I’ll keep you posted.
Also, today’s column has gotten a few more responses than the previous ones.  I’m going to publish some of them on here.

My latest column appears in the Journal-Sentinel today.  They didn’t change much except in the section about Doyle, I originally said “you’re right” instead of “I think you’re right.”  Click here to leave a comment.
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