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I didn't really find it funny. But their social networking (facebook movie) parody was pretty good.
http://respectablyfrench.com
@liberty,
Hmm. I found the social networking one tasteless and couldn't even make myself finish it. Further evidence for My Pillar #7, "Values are subjective," which I also refer to as "Different Strokes for Different Folks."
"I could afford a bodyguard..."
ROFL!
Mankiw's students need not worry there are substitutes for everything! :)
"I found the social networking one tasteless and couldn't even make myself finish it."
How so? Maybe I missed something..?
How can you tell an economist from an accountant? The accountant is the one with a sense of humor.
... point proved by Mankiw's students.
Horseshit! See Yoram Bauman.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVp8UGjECt4&feature=related
@Bag O'Donuts,
You do get that Mankiw was acting, right?
I believe that Bag O'Donuts' point was that the clip was unfunny, not that Mankiw was upset about Colbert's comment. And I agree.