We're as surprised as you are that he's willing to do this again.
Back in early June, Cubs’ announcer Len Kasper threw caution to the wind and agreed to answer questions flung at him by you, the intrepid readers of Desipio. It was a tremendous interview, likely to get us our second Pulitzer Prize. There were no wrong answers to those questions (though, really, would anybody count on Ryan Dempster’s magic trick abilities to distract a grizzly bear?), and proving that he’s a glutton for punishment. He’s volunteered to do it again.

That’s right, he’s so bored this winter hanging out with the family and watching Urkel yank his pants up to his throat nine times a day on WGN, that he volunteered to answer questions of Desipio Nation.

There are two ways to submit a question for consideration in the next interview. You can post it in the discussion thread here, or, if you can e-mail the question to us at the old askandy@desipio.com e-mail address.

I’ll pick the best ones, send them to Len and he’ll answer the ones he wants to. It should be noted, he answered them all last time.

You have until next Monday (November 28) to post or send in your questions.

Also, today seems like a good day to do some housekeeping of my own.

First off, yes it’s true, you really can buy a copy of both the 2005 “I resent the inference” collection and the 2005 “Hank White Fan Club” entries. They are available in more costly book form ($7.95–what a bargain). That’s considerably less than Sports Guy’s book, and I put just as much thought into mine (not much) as he did. The book is called, cleverly enough, “I resent the inference.”

Some of you have wondered if it is really him, and yes, it’s true, our very own Karry Ling has his own MySpace page. He just set it up and as you can see from his friends list, he hangs with a famous, albeit strange crowd.

In the meantime, we’ll sit around, get ready to stuff ourselves full of turkey and wait for Bob Howry to win the “career year at the right time” lottery.