Some people think they've made it when they do television. Or
when they get syndicated. Others know when they get quoted, say,
on NPR.
National Review's Mark Hemingway (former AmSpec
contributor and fellow Phillips Fellow) has a different barometer
for success: Pancakes on his head.

An artist in Shakobee, Minnesota has made this his
shtick. So while Andy Warhol gets away for tinkering with the
colors of a bunch of Marilyn Monroe photos, I'm happy to report
that this man shows that the economy hasn't done away with
everything strange and unnecessary.
Hilariously, this was posted because the artist took umbrage that
Hemingway sniffed at his previous painting: a nude
Obama riding a unicorn. He (apparently wrongly) assumed it
was a pro-Obama painting. I never bothered looking into the
thing, but it always struck me as being a simply ironic kitschy
thing the kids are into these days. Turns out that's exactly what
the artist was going for.
Go to eBay and get
your own.