One of the funniest things I've ever seen. 

Doug Shaw, a blogger on my Human Capital League site, posted this parody yesterday.  It was so good I wanted to share it with the BofB gang.

A few days ago whilst I was away cycling in the Peak District Rick tweeted and pointed me in the direction of the excellent Democracy Fail blog, and in particular he referenced a song they’d written on the blog around the time of Rupert Murdoch’s 80th birthday. Rick suggested I might try and sing it, the good people at Democracy Fail agreed so the scene was set. As we all know the News International saga took another turn today so I’ve recorded the song and taken the liberty of adding a new verse, just to keep things fresh. Hope you like it.

I’m an Aussie rag man with a global media ...

That raises the question of why the Congressman had such a picture in his possession in such an easily retrievable place to start with.  To impress coeds in Seattle?  Methinks not.  A long lifetime of hanging out with the gals tells me that some women might find it funny, some would find it vulgar and disgusting, some would find it threatening...but a sexual turn-on?  No way. Only .. ...

1.  White people go through security unchallenged.  (Exceptions may be made for young white males wearing tee shirts with Timothy McVeigh's likeness or name on them.)

2.  Brown people or people speaking any foreign language (and that includes Spanish) will undergo the current level of screening, be required to show a green card and answer correctly five questions about the American Constitution.

3.  Anyone dressing as an Arab, looking like an Arab, or having Hussein as any part of their names will be taken into a small ...

...more than 70 percent of Missouri voters endorsed a measure that would wipe out the part of the new federal health care law that requires people to have insurance. They were unswayed by the fact that the proposition was almost certainly unconstitutional and unenforceable. This was a chance to send a message that voters are fed up! With government and insiders — unless they’re running for the Senate.

But it also seems fair to interpret the vote as a ...