Thrill to the outrageous humor of econonerds:
I'd like to borrow you overnight and then hold you to maturity.
Roses are red, violets are blue, thank you for Twist and, of course, QE2!
Hey baby, we're too big to fail.
When I get that feeling I want quantitative easing. [Ed. note: Marvin Gaye, call your office.]
Well, there's aren't "letters"; there's only one. But it's pretty funny.
The Onion, doing its thing.
WASHINGTON—Amidst continued deadlock over how to rein in the federal deficit, government officials announced plans Tuesday to increase revenue by offering franchise opportunities to entrepreneurs who wish to start their own United States of America.
Banking on the popularity of its original location, the country hopes to make millions by partnering with franchisees around the world, to whom it would license the trademarked United States brand name as well as the nation's flag, motto, preserved landmarks, college sports programs, movie studios, and bicameral legislature.
What’s the difference between an economist and a used car salesman?
Answer: Only the used car salesman knows when he’s lying to you.
From Len Penzo dot Com, "The off-beat personal finance blog for responsible people".
A German bank with a fine sense of humor.
"This slideshow is filled with images of vanity plates so geeky that they prompted someone else to take a picture and post it on Flickr."
If you don't want to read the piece, it's 1661.
Nice letter. Funny man.
With two video clips of some of Hartman's best work. For the second one, you probably need to be at least middle-aged to fully appreciate. But for those of us who are, it's just spectacular.
