
...is beat the crap out of all of the lawyers? Being one myself, I have to say there is something rather awesome about seeing a lawyer in a black suit lobbing a tear gas canister back at the riot police. What do you suppose it would take for that to happen here? (Earlier this year, I wrote a story of domestic revolt that featured BMWs burning in the middle of the golf course -- maybe that could still happen!)

Like a cross between Tianamen Square and an old Robert Longo print -- definitely an image with some legs.

[Image: Robert Longo, "Dancing Trio I, from the 1980s "Men in the City" series.]
Meanwhile, in other news, NYT reports on the crazy hijink's at Iraq's Police Academy.

According to IMdB, there hasn't been a new installment in the wacky Police Academy series since 1989's "Police Academy 6: City Under Siege." So here's the pitch for a perfect writer's strike scab job: "Police Academy 7: Back to Baghdad." Think Leslie Nielsen does Ahmad Chalabi.

1 comment:
about Police Academy: Mission to Moscow from '94?
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0110857/
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