Mad Pokes Fun at Horse Meat Crisis
Itâs not often these days when Mad Magazine is topical, timely, and funny but with the furor surrounding the European horse meat scandal reaching Americaâs Ikea shelves, they hit the bullseye with this cartoon.
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