The most popular jokes these days tend to lampoon the strong, rather than the weak.
It's easy to lampoon some of it now, but his best songs remain classics of the era.
And that makes them easier to lampoon than their Labour predecessors, he says.
Badham and Kouf try to lampoon retro notions of female domesticity and male know-how, but end up exploiting them.
Usually in this segment, I try to call out horrible metaphors, lampoon bizarre choices and decry laziness.
The joy of Menckenism is that it frees practitioners to lampoon the folly of everything without ever having to defend anything.
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Patterson even manages to gently lampoon wheatgrass and not activate the gag reflex.
The second-best movie, the 1983 hit Trading Places, uses humor to lampoon the way we sometimes value money more than we do people.
But they thought that their shtick was to lampoon country music.
This fall, Lindland plans to run ads in the Harvard Lampoon.
In 1966, Wood was named the Harvard Lampoon's Worst Actress of the Year, but was deemed "a good sport" by the university paper when she unexpectedly turned up to collect it.
The aim was to lampoon the suggestibility of public figures willing to repeat, with feeling, any nonsense they are told, the bogus gravity of much current-affairs television, the hypocritical voyeurism of media coverage of sex and crime, and a lot else besides.
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