Dear commune:

Just writing in to make you privy to the word, dudes. I just rocked the vote today by voting for that righteous fucker Red Bagel for State Assemblyman. True, I’m not exactly sure what a State Assemblyman is supposed to do, but whatever it is, I’m sure my man Bagel will do the fuck out of it. Whether it’s putting shit together that the state needs, like futons and bookcases and all that, or if it’s talking in front of a bunch of kids crammed together in a cafeteria, whatever kind of assembly it means I know Bagel’s gonna tear it a new asshole, commune style. Shit yeah.

True, I hated assemblies myself when I was a kid, but that was mostly because there wasn’t some nut up there talking about Vietnam and doing magic tricks and shit. That’s some madness that would have been worth missing a smoke break for. And, come to think of it, I hate putting shit together too, so I’d probably make a pretty lousy Assemblyman myself. But if Bagel gets elected, I’ve got a coffee table still in the box out in my garage that I could use some help with. Don’t even think about welching, dude. I got you elected!

Truth be told, if I’d had my druthers I probably would have voted for my homestyle, Omar Bricks, for State Assemblydude. But unless you wanted to vote for one of those gay-asses they had preprinted on the menu, you had to write in your choice, and I can never remember how many o’s there are in Omar. Just in case there was some uptight dick out there named Oomar Bricks, I thought I’d play it safe and vote for the dude named after my breakfast.

Sucks, yeah, but that’s politics. Peace Out.


Brian Delaney
Santa Monica, CA


Dear Brian:

Thanks for the word, dude. Red Bagel appreciates your vote and if he voted, we’re sure he voted for you, too. And by that we mean that we’re sure he didn’t vote, since he’s scared shitless of those optical scanning machines and the soul maps they can chart using your electromagnetic field, making it possible for the government to tax you again in your dreams.

the commune


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Volume 28
Thank you for your kind letter. Knowing we have touched a life so dearly is the fuel that keeps us going here at the commune, like what propane is for a gas-huffing redneck. We appreciate your support and look forward to bringing you your favorite commune features for years to come.

Volume 27
Ooooh, man, you were so close. Would a hint help? How about 3 hints? Christmas cards. 1993 Kourtland Family Reunion. Cap’n Crunch Crunchberries.