Most of the jokes and web links flying around the Internet about high gasoline prices are pretty predictable. As a result, they are not particularly funny.
But the embedded picture in this one, I must admit, made me laugh.
That's not funny...that's sick
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This entry was written by John Kingston and was published on August 1, 2008 8:16 PM ET.
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