I just read that we were mentioned on The Daily Show

[NamVetsWeeLass]

I guess it was on the day we were reported to Homeland Security? Does anyone have a link or Transcript? I would like to check out our Subversive selves!!!!! :still grinning over that one:

[WindRavenX]

1. seriously??

I want details!!

[althecat]

2. So would I...

I love that show... better still a clip...

[NamVetsWeeLass]

3. just a sec, let me go back to the link I saw it in......

[ogradda]

4. news to me..

damn how did i miss that??

[mhr]

5. When Were We Reported To Homeland Security?

I missed that.

[ogradda]

6. a couple days ago

there's still some threads about it floating around .

[Dover]

7. This is the link I saw on this topic......addressed to Skinner/admin.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.ph...

[NamVetsWeeLass]

8. No, someone said we were mentioned on the daily show

The thread said something like "I am scared here, I was watching the Daily show and all the sudden my Cable went fuzzy..." I want to say it was in like GD, but I can't be sure and I can't seem to find it.

[Lone_Star_Dem]

9. Does this mean I am going to have the FBI at my door, again?

It's been like 15 years since my last visit. Great, I better go and buy some danishes or something.

[Lefty48197]

10. Don't buy any doughnut like products

that will only encourage the visits from law enforcement personnel.

[corporatemedia]

11. dump the coffee out, too!

[blondeatlast]

13. At least don't buy Krispy-Kreme or Dunkin' Donuts blueberry cake.

Make it some sick, overdecorated ones.

[scarlett1]

12. reality bites

I was looking for a place to post this. I found the perfect spot.
This is a article in the KC Star, written by the local entertainment writer, Aaron Barnhart. DU is NOT mentioned - just an interesting article on the Daily Show
http://www.kansascity.com/mld/kansascity/entertainment/...

Reality bites

THE SECRET TO FAKE NEWS IS UTTER SINCERITY

By AARON BARNHART The Kansas City Star




NEW YORK — After toiling in such news hotspots as Topeka and Wichita for more than a decade, reporter Bob Wiltfong has finally arrived. His stories are produced in the media capital of the world and are seen by millions. On this October day, he's in the studio, staring intently as his latest piece airs on a TV monitor.


In it, Wiltfong is interviewing a tax attorney about Oprah's car giveaway. The attorney has begun to explain the tax ramifications of winning a $30,000 Pontiac when he uses a Latin legal term, de minimis. Suddenly, the camera cuts back to Wiltfong.