OF MICE AND NATURAL DISASTERS
With FEMA director Michael Brown and Homeland Security Chief Michael Chertoff.
MB: So, boss, where we going?
MC: Well, Mike, we're just gonna sit down in this bayou and have us a little lunch.
MB: Oh, boy, boss! Can I pet the rabbit?
MC: Later. Now, look Mike: you've done a really great job directing FEMA for the last few years, but there's always a need for change in one's career.
MB: Sure boss! Sure! What's next, boss? Huh? We gonna go clean up the city?
MC: Mike, I don't think you're listening. We no longer need your help on the New Orleans project.
MB: That's that city, right? The one with the black people?
MC: That's right, Mike. Now, I want you think of that city now. Don't you remember how beautiful it was?
MB: Yeah, with all the pretty lights and rabbits and doggies!
MC: That's correct. Wasn't it so nice?
MB: Yeah boss! Yeah!
MC: Now, close your eyes and think of the pretty rabbits.
MB: Oh boy, boss! OK!
MC: (Singing) Run, run rabbit run Dig that hole, forget the sun, And when at last the work is done Don't sit down it's time to dig another one
GUNSHOT
Sunday, November 1, 2009
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