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It turns out that it is not just the comedy pros who have a sense of humor in this area.
The Second City brings comedy to the world of compliance.
Missed out on the Bernard Madoff trading card? Well, here’s a new “collectible” opportunity: Financial Crisis “Most Wanted” Playing Cards.
For the CEO who has everything… Here’s a listing on Craigslist that will appeal to anyone who has been searching for that special $87,000 area rug. (If you have no idea what this post is referring to, please read this first). Read “Craigslist: Antique furniture from former CEO’s office- $1.22 M (Financial District)”
Via our friends at Kraut in the City we have stumbled upon a fantastic bit of financial crisis entertainment called “The Bailout Game.” Highly recommended. Play The Bailout Game
This video from Comedy Central has the hard-hitting fake news and analysis you’d expect from Stephen Colbert, as he takes on the Madoff Ponzi scheme. The Colbert ReportMon – Thurs 11:30pm / 10:30c Ponzi Schemes Colbert at Christmas Colbert Christmas DVD Green Screen Bill O’Reilly Interview (via Infectious Greed)
On a website called ChTONGUEeek, right after headlines including “Jets seeking older, more mature and experienced quarterback” and “Second baby of 2009 arrives to chants of ‘loser, loser, slow poke’” comes this: “Report: SEC investigation of Madoff pyramid scheme turned into a pyramid scheme.” As ChTONGUEeek (get it?) explains, It’s now well known that the [...]
Presenting the Federal Bailout Application Form that is “so simple, and easy to use, that even Skadden Arps should bill no more than $2.7 million to review it.” Read the Federal Bailout Application Form (via @derekabdinor‘s Twitter feed)
Does Obama watch CNBC? I guess we’ll find out. And we’re going to tag this post “Humor” until we hear otherwise! (via Dealbreaker)