The Yes Men, the Anti-Advertising Agency, Improv Everywhere and MeSo, did you hear about the fake New York Times prank? No? OK, read more about it at Gawker.
Anyway, when I first got contacted back in May, I got the sense that they were going for a funny parody. That, I think, was a misreading of their intent. Instead, I think they wanted celebratory euphoria - a sense of how great things will be when the war is over - and then filled the rest of the paper with progressive wishcasting.
My article, though, was just parody. You can read it here.
"Where I am when I'm not here"
"That's a hell of an act. What do you call yourselves?"
Everyone comes to Rick's. This is where Rick goes.
"I am shocked, shocked to find that gambling is going on in here!"
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