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Finding humor in the things that could still go wrong

By John Hockenberry, Adaora Udoji

Friday, October 10 2008

The plunging Dow, failing banks, rising prices — it seems like things couldn't possibly get worse. But Wall Street Journal humor columnist Peter Jeffrey thinks there are more shocks to come, including the collapse of the key-fob industry and razor-toothed Velociraptors lumbering down Wall Street.

Guest: Peter Jeffrey writes the Reply to All column in the Wall Street Journal
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how about calling the debacle on wall street the new york "running of the bulls"!

Posted by g brian hutchinson, 4 p.m. Wednesday, October 15 2008 Permalink

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