The committee in charge of the Bejing Olympics is really, really thin-skinned:
Beijing Games organizers have threatened legal action against online pranksters who poke fun at official Olympic symbols after a rash of digital spoofs appeared on the Internet.
An image of the 2008 Olympic emblem "Dancing Beijing" circulated on Chinese Web sites and chat-rooms this week -- the original symbol of a human figure in motion morphed into "male" and "female" symbols commonly seen on public toilet doors.
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The Beijing Organizing Committee for the 2008 Olympic Games (BOCOG) said the practice was "tarnishing the Olympic spirit."
"It's a rights violation that contravenes our country's laws and regulations," an unnamed BOCOG legal affairs spokesman said in a statement on BOCOG's Web site.
"We hold the right to carry out legal action against such offenders," the statement said.
This from the country that refuses to do anything significant about the avalanche of pirated DVDs it inflicts on the rest of the world.
Comrade Kettle, it's Comrade Pot on line 2. He says you're black.
Glad to see someone call the kettle black.
Now, back to the Omarosa website.