I don't know about the rest of the country, but in the last few years my Pacific NW town has installed roundabouts in several places. Mostly seem to work OK, though a logging truck recently managed to dump its load trying to drive through one.

Being the newspaper man and word-lover that he was, Walt Kelly used the phrase as the name for a minor character in his comic Pogo.

The ship in IV never crashed; I think it's just streaking dramatically.

Someone on DeviantArt did up a drawing with all 11 of the Doctors like this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrP_JhGrIbA
"Why, I bet a kid, thinking I was a role model, and wanting to imitate my behavior, could easily steal sodas from a vending machine, too ... DO IT! DO IT NOW, KIDS! STICK IT TO THE MAN! HAHAHA!!"

Not having to deal with this every day is why I grew a beard.

The Phantom Tollbooth

Well, Batman was just copying the Grey Ghost..

Man, just love the hats folks wore back then.

The cupcake store in my Pacific Northwest town just opened a new branch. Bucking the trend, or spectacularly bad timing?

The webcomic Order of the Stick did an amusing variant on this: when the heroes are confronted with (essentially) this duo, one of the heroes shoots the first twin in the foot with an arrow.
"Oh gods! She shot me! You crazy bitch, I can't believe you shot me!"
"She absolutely did not shoot you, and I completely expected it!"

What, no mention of her participation in the cinematic masterpiece Troll?

If I ever had a boat, I'd probably name it The Lead Brick.

The cartoonist Gahan Wilson once did a comic which shows various Chinese restaurant customers fleeing in despair, broken down and weeping, etc. The restaurant owner, speaking to an underling: "You've got to ease up on those fortunes!"