Lyndon Hood - corrector than thou, Wellington.
Wednesday, May 01, 2013
Labels: Colin Craig, Erewhon, moonbeam, nz politics, satire
Lyndon Hood - moved to write in between Werewolfs
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
In Defence of Colin Crag
Satire by Lyndon HoodLabels: Colin Craig, defamation, nz politics, satire, The Civilian
Lyndon Hood - meat grinder, Wellington
Tuesday, April 02, 2013

werewolf » From The Hood : Ich Bin Ein Wiener
Labels: nz politics, poetry, satire, sausages
Lyndon Hood - in (con)text, Wellington
Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Labels: economic policy, fake iphone texts, john key, nz politics, roads, satire, skycity
Lyndon Hood - was on holiday when I put this up but back now
Monday, January 07, 2013

2012 In Revue: Lyndon Hood Satire & Images
Satire, editorial images and the occasion piece of non-news from The Year Of All The People In The News Basically Being A Bit Useless...January: As part of worldwide action against Megaupload.com, police raid Kim Dotcom's Coatesville mansion, making arrests and seizing property. "Well that went rather well: sorted," police sources report.
Prime Minister John Key proposes 'keeping things interesting' with a year-long game of Tory Roulette, where National ministers take turns shooting their mouth off... More>>
Labels: images, nz politics, photochopping, satire, satirists
Lyndon Hood - chef de rire, Wellington
Monday, December 17, 2012

With our easy step-by-step political intructions you can prepare your own Barmecide's feast at home: "Just like a Government made it!"™
Labels: david bain compensation, evidence-based policy, hekia parata, judith collins, nz politics, recipes, satire, tpp
Lyndon Hood - semi-frictional, Wellington
Friday, November 30, 2012

Until recently, like most people, I had assumed that politics in New Zealand was mostly made up on the spot.
I even thought it was actual people arguing about the governance of a real country – though I admit nobody said so explicitly.
But the evidence is now too strong. I have to face the painful truth that it’s all scripted. Sure, it’s still entertaining, but I’ve found the storylines and the behaviour of the characters less and less realistic. More>>
From Werewolf 36
Labels: nz politics, satire, the hobbit