And, despite what straight-faced commentators will be saying this evening, it had little to with corporate governance issues, either, no matter how serious the repercussions for see-no-evil board members might be.
The manly men of the Bush administration have their own axis-of-evil "hottie board" to rank the nuclear threat of world dictators.
She said that as soon as President Obama was elected, such groups began sending out alarmist warnings about all the evil the "Obama board" would do.
It contained a Noah's Ark puzzle, several books, a tape of Christian children's songs with titles like "Keep Your Tongue From Evil," and a board game called Sticky Situations, a Christian version of Chutes and Ladders based on such moral dilemmas as what you should do if the most unpopular kid you know invites you over.
Many of them including Richard Perle, who is widely known as the Prince of Darkness, and David Frum, the man who co-coined the phrase "axis of evil"—are safely on board the starship American Enterprise Institute.
"No law will ever stop someone who is bent on doing evil," said Scott Bach, a board member of the National Rifle Association and the executive director of the Association of New Jersey Rifle and Pistol Clubs.
"If I were an evil genius running a board games company," he wrote, "I might do this: Wait until someone comes up with an excellent implementation of my games and does the hard work of coding and debugging the thing and signing up the masses.
Delphine Lalaurie is a character in the board game Evil Baby Orphanage.
The Bedlam in Goliath has its moments, but it can't live up to Bixler-Zavala's spiel about Ouija boards, love triangles, evil spirits and demonic curses.
Anxiety and depression starter packs; evil Kermit memes; the bingo boards of symptoms – they've all shown that no mental health issue is so complex that it can't be analysed succinctly, reduced to a meme and shared by thousands who relate.
