Gates-ploitation, part trois

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We’re hoping you were too busy this weekend—perhaps visiting Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s “Gates” themselves—to notice "Gates" parodies (and really funny ones) have sprung up on the Internet. Saturday’s New York Times introduced us to two such art installations, “The Somerville Gates” (pictured above), and “The Crackers", featuring those cheese crackers with the peanut butter inside we used to wolf down when our palate was less refined (at left). We never had thought of those crackers as being saffron-colored, but the verisimilitude, or whatever, between the Gates and those crackers, um, cracked us up.

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