The first two items here are two of the funniest things I have read in a while. (HT: David Dalva)
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LOL. That is good stuff.
The first one is my favorite.
Nice. Okay, so Gates, Sarkozy, and Niall Ferguson ares listening to a boring speech at DAVOS 2009 when a CEO leans over and asks, "where's Hu?" And Bill responds "where's who?" and Niall says "Hu's in China…
That's my attempt at comedy. I'd have to develop it more and give it my signature acting flair…and present it to the small crowd that knows whom Hu, the Chinese President is.
Thank god I read that at home and not at work. The hysterical laughter would've gotten me in trouble.
Take a look at IowaHawk's YouTube videos (accessible from the blog). Specifically "The 2012 Pelosi GTxi SS/RT Sport Edition". Hysterical!
Reminds me a bit of the people's cube website.
Hilarious.
The second item is really funny and really disturbing.
I tried to read the first one to my wife and couldn't get through it because I was crying from laughing so hard.
Actually, the one about the imaginary rally for the census is hilarious too.
I'm not American, but I read there was some polemic about how the Census will be managed under the Obama administration. It seems it was a big deal because the Census determine the weight of the votes across the country, as of the electoral college rules. That last item was alluding to that.