#parody

Poe's Law is an axiom suggesting that it's difficult to distinguish between parodies of religious fundamentalism and its genuine proponents, since they both seem equally insane. For example, some conservatives consider noted homophobe Fred Phelps to be so over-the-top that they argue he's a "deep cover liberal" trying to discredit more mainstream homophobes.

"I could go all defensive about this piece on Valleywag about our extravagant Disneyland trip, but I won't. Instead, I'll be gracious and help Owen during these troubled times for Valleywag. Here's a couple of story ideas based on a few photos from our weekend. Enjoy! "

"I saw the best minds of my occupation destroyed by venture capital, burned-out, paranoid, postal,"

"First it was the Microsoft Surface parody, now Sarcastic gamer is at it again, mocking a Nintendo trailer with a new voiceover."

"So how, exactly, does a music label have a say in whether one of its artists can be parodied?"

Now, this is pretty dern funny... 'Add “Yahoo! Company Logo” to the whole web'

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"A couple weeks ago, this website received, via the appropriately old-fashioned U.S. Postal Service, a cease and desist letter from Garrison Keillor's attorney."

"Danger Mouse would kick Mighty Mouse's ass, people!"

"Eat mor lawyers"