A misprint in Australia, a cheering cry for teabaggers?

[DFW]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2010/apr/19/penguin-cook-book

Who wants to bet the American radical right, once they hear about this, will try to snap up every copy they can get,
and distribute it with gleeful spite at every gun-carryin' gubmint-hatin' libbrul-bashin' rally they can organize?
Fox Noise will cover the rally, attended by dozens, and use computer enhancement to claim the "rally" gathered more
people than the million man march, had more firepower than the 82nd Airborne, and was proof that lynching was
constitutional (confirmed in an exclusive, spontaneously scripted interview with Nino Scalia and Sam Alito).

[Arkana]

1. A cookbook?

Listen, I think the teabaggers are as insane as can be but this would be a stretch even for them.

[DJ13]

2. ......

[DFW]

3. After seeing some of their rallies, I think NOTHING is a stretch for them

If Sarah Palin told them at a rally that God just gave them all gills, I think half of them would
immediately jump into the nearest lake and drown themselves trying to prove it.

[louis-t]

4. "There ye go! Sez so raght in the bah-ble"

[louis-t]

5. Sorry, self delete my double click.

[RaleighNCDUer]

6. But that was the Pasta Bible -

is that REALLY what the Pastafarians believe?

[Dreamer Tatum]

7. Have you, um, flipped?

A misprint in another country gets you to the SCOTUS?

Really?

[Ysabel]

8. really and where in the heck is australia anyway / wink...