Some stupid bitch in FL. Jesus on a cracker, what the hell is wrong with some people? I've got an idea: how about "The Duty Hole Monologues?" Or, "Queefings of a Bearded Taco?"

A theatre in Florida has had to change the title of a charity production of The Vagina Monologues on its marquee, after a woman complained that it was offensive.

The new name? They've decided on 'The Hoohaa Monologues'.

Atlantic Theatres in Atlantic Beach, Florida, received a complaint from a woman who'd seen the advertised title as she drove past with her niece. She said that it had made her niece ask her what a vagina was.

The theatre's Bryce Pfanenstiel commented: 'I'm on the phone and asked “What did you tell her?” She's like, “I'm offended I had to answer the question.”'

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When I was in college, my program had an arts requirement, that is, one needed several performance credits to graduate. I chose to take acting classes, and I confess: I sucked. But I did learn something about how the art of acting is to be found in so many parts of the rest of our world, even those in which truth telling and reality are supposedly paramount. I believe the saying goes, "If you can't afford a meal, go see a show. If you can't afford a show, go to the zoo. If you can't afford the zoo, go see a politician." I'll let you ponder that order for a minute.

That said, Matt jumps on a bandwagon I'm proud to say we've been all over for some time now here at Corrente. It's not Homeland Security, it's The Homeland Security Show on Fox. Matt is 100% correct in pointing out that Republican policies on "securing our X" are usually ineffective, costly, wasteful and do little more than feed the fear-guzzling base addicted to the adrenalin rush of 'hate/fear/kill.' Show me the last 100 million spent on new "security" programs, and I promise you I'll show you a Republican crony now richer by 99 million, and some Potemkin village approximation of a device/program/training that makes no one safer. Moore pointed this out in Farenheit 911, in which he noted that for all the talk about borders and increased watchfulness, no real money has gone to places that are literally wide open to attack.