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The Jester With His Hand Stretched Out

Marc Morano, hailed as the master of parody, showcases his wit on Climate Depot. Discover his latest accolades now!

Written byKeith Kloor

2011-01-05T18:53:23 | 1 min read

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Marc Morano is touting this accolade that refers to him as a "master of parody." Eager to live up to his billing, I see Marc is running this ad at the top of Climate Depot.

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I wonder if his funding is running out.

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