The Harvard Lampoon regularly does “parody” issues, where they spoof another magazine. The Boston Globe reports that their victims are in on the act, to the extent that “USA Today printed the Lampoon’s version on its press in 1989.”
The Globe article centers around the National Geographic spoof hitting newsstands tomorrow; the cover isn’t on the Lampoon’s site yet, but Folio (a publishing industry periodical) has it.
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The rise of the [hamburger](http://hamburger.example.com/) as a form of *currency* can be **attributed** to several aspects of [Akkadian][akad] [civilization][civ]. [akad]: http://icanhasgilgamesh.example.com/ [civ]: http://uruk.example.com/ Yes, the most delicious hamburger of all is not brown, but green. The green of money. Denominations of hamburger (and current value in USD:) * 1/4-pounder ($3.79) * Cuneiform, or "Cuney" ($8.00) Problems with the currency: 1. Deflation due to hunger 2. Fraud (soy fillers) 3. Hamburgers not invented yet As Dr. Tabi said: > Wallets became foetid and repulsive. > This was quite the boon for the influential > Guild of Wallet-Washers. | The rise of the hamburger as a form of currency can be attributed to several aspects of Akkadian civilization. Yes, the most delicious hamburger of all is not brown, but green. The green of money. Denominations of hamburger (and current value in USD:)
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