I don't know the significance of this costume, but it's definitely intriguing.

Rally To Restore Sanity And Or Keep Fear Alive in Washington DC. gargantuen | twitter

photo by “Neil Grabowsky / Montclair Film Festival”

Stephen Colbert helps us put our own betes noires on notice!

Taken during the Rally for Sanity. October 30, 2010

Washington, D.C.

Photo credit: Simon

Bob Costas

2007

Stephen Colbert as the Statue of Liberty.

2007 Zombie Lurch, Washington DC

I didn't tell anyone I was writing a cover story for Rolling Stone, but here it is!

Noveber 1, 2010: Rally to Restore Sanity, Washington, DC www.dianelent.com/restoresanity1.htm

Jon Stewart / Stephen Colbert Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear on the National Mall, October 30, 2010.

Some of the "sane" rally signs.

we could barely move around, hear, or see anything!

Stephen Colbert

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Museum of the City of New York exhibit -- toys owned or made by New Yorkers

Chick featured on The Colbert Report... she teaches housewives how to pole dance. :-)

Wuzzon.

Ujjal was in the crowd, but was contacted by the reporter who got more information about the taping of the show, Braeden Caley and the buttons.

Bear on display of I Am America & So Can You books at BookPeople in Austin, Texas. Bear is on loan from a bar in town, The Mohawk.

Now in the American History Museum--across from the bathrooms

Stephen Colbert

Notice how it includes "newseums." He referred to it as the "Newsoleum."

Photo by Kimberly Cecchini/Montclair Film Festival

Jon Stewart / Stephen Colbert Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear on the National Mall, October 30, 2010.

Mount Baker from my window back at work.

Beautiful dreamer

On his show of 1/29/07, he said that he would pay someone $5 if they would change the wikipedia entry on reality to say:

"Reality Becomes a Commodity"

Sure enough, I went there immediately and captured the screen I saw. On the very next refresh, the entry had reverted...