The post concluded with a reference to the 1999 movie "Office Space," which mocks work life in corporate America, and a salute to JetBlue's "fantastic, awesome and professional in-flight crew members for delivering the JetBlue experience you've come to expect of us".
Even the most critical or mocking works included in "Shock of the News" accord implicit respect to the newspaper for its ubiquity.
A flopping Brit on a sofa, eating crisps – that's not a work of art, that's you and me, turned into mocking works of art by our own furniture.
Doig, who was becoming known for his paintings of forests and snow scenes in Canada, where he lived for thirteen years when he was growing up, had brought seven rolled-up canvases, which they worked on jointly, "him mocking my work and me mocking his," as Doig put it.
"We asked them if they were willing to help us, under the condition that we find a way to settle the best artists and not present mock decorative work on our building," Mr. Martin said.
"It really helped with thinking and brainstorming, and being observant," said Clover Stout, a health, safety and environmental protection specialist at Gates, of the mock detective work that began at the Gates plant and fanned out into the town.
When war came, Coward was sent to Paris as a figurehead in a propaganda office, where he made it part of his cover to mock intelligence work as childish games carried out by inept duffers.
Scholars mock her work — one critic attended book signings in a T-shirt that read "Confucius is deeply worried" — but within a year Yu became the second-highest-paid author in China, after Guo Jingming, a writer of young-adult fiction who travelled with guards to hold back the crowds.
Also widely mocked, the work depicts a green likeness of Urābī riding a cartoonish white horse.
At one point in his testimony, Mr. Bloomberg mocked flexible work schedules and telecommuting by suggesting an alternative to videotaping his remarks from the discomfort of his lawyers' offices.
