A Tip of the Hat and Wag of the Finger to the Holy Bible

Written by victoriarobinson from the blog The Daily Report: Chronicling My Favorite Comedy Central Dynamic Duos on 26 Nov 2009
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The Colbert Report strikes again thanks to its enigmatic and controversial host, Stephen Colbert. His segment called "Tip of the Hat and Wag of the Finger" flamed the Holy Bible, a famous art museum and a sperm bank offering celebrity look-alikes

Starting off with the Holy Bible, Colbert introduced in his segment a wiki called Conservapedia. The format looks exactly like Wikipedia, a free-for-all online encyclopedia wherein everyone can add and edit pages. Conservapedia believes that the Bible houses certain religious bias and, users from all over the world can infuse what they believe is right and spiritually upright.

Colbert went on by giving a tip of his hat to the Louvre Art Museum. The institution is planning to construct a McDonald's inside France's world-renowned museum. After all, what would the Venus de Milo do without that sumptuous McNuggets?

Finally, Cal Sperm Bank is offering celebrity look-alikes for couples who desire physical perfection to their offsprings. Scientific custom research papers call it a scientific marvel but, religion implicates it as a breach of God's commandments.

The rarity of Stephen Colbert giving his subjects a streak of three tips in a row allowed his audience to respond in a very humorous way. He was also included in Cal Sperm Bank offer alongside Bill Gates - very funny moment.

The Womb Raider returns with a package of look-alikes like Spongebob Squarepants and an iPhone. Good work Stephen.