Funny in a FARK sort of way, that is.  If you've ever listened to morning radio, you've heard something off of the news aggregator FARK.  They find all kinds of...interesting...stories and link to them, complete with snarky tags and writeups.

This one earned the "dumbass" tag:

Washington intelligence consultants warn that radical Islamists are planning nuke attack on DC, showing a detailed, elaborate computer-constructed image as evidence, or as gamers call it, Fallout 3 graphic

That would be the whole story in a condensed form.

Except that the link given on FARK for the article in the UK's Telegraph leads to an Error 404 page - Page not available.

That's odd.

So...time to look around a bit.

Here's a site that has the picture and the story intact, complete with a link to the Telegraph story that, once again, returns an Error 404.

Gosh, the internet can be a fun place...

UPDATE: SITE explains why the page isn't available.

Still funny to me, though:

SITE reported to its subscribers that extremists posted the image to a password-protected forum affiliated with al-Qaeda. This is entirely accurate. Moreover, this information was part of a report describing the general atmosphere in this forum with regard to extremists' discussions on weapons of mass destruction, making its context all the more important. This report in its entirety is also completely accurate.

Not that's they're contesting the definition of "Is" or anything like that, I guess.