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The Cameron and bread connection is probably riffing on his breadmaker revelation. Guardian:  "Steve Bell on David Cameron's Conservative party conference speech - Prime minister says those not 'earning or learning' could lose housing benefit and jobseekers allowance" After The Mission (I think). Telegraph:  Independent:  Express:  
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Cloud Potato posted:Guardian: quote:Telegraph: quote:Express:
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Oct 3, 2013 07:16
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Here's video of Bell at the conference. I enjoy watching him talk as much as I do his cartoons.
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Kegluneq posted:
Maybe the rictus grin is because she is casting no shadow and therefore a vampire.
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Oct 3, 2013 15:43
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Every time I see Express guy's Cameron it takes me a second or two to remember that this generic man in suit is supposed to be call-me-Dave. Why is it so bad? His Milliband, while still terrible, is at least recognisable.
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marktheando posted:Every time I see Express guy's Cameron it takes me a second or two to remember that this generic man in suit is supposed to be call-me-Dave. Why is it so bad? His Milliband, while still terrible, is at least recognisable. Perhaps he can't do a recognisable cartoon Cameron without him coming out weird looking, (because, you know) which I guess the Express guy doesn't want to do?
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Oct 3, 2013 21:31
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on the Daily Mail row and the Michael Gove 'dunt' comment - In the week Michael Gove suggested some needed a dunt towards the workplace, the Ed Miliband/Mail row continues" Telegraph:  UK regrets The Gambia's withdrawal from Commonwealth Independent:  Miliband row: Daily Mail full of 'bile', says Nick Clegg  quote:‘Be honest with me, mother. Did you ever have a dalliance with Boris Karloff?’ Express: 
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Oct 4, 2013 00:34
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Has the Queen ever lost a competition she entered?
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Oct 4, 2013 02:19
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Oct 4, 2013 03:52
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Mr. Squishy posted:Here's video of Bell at the conference. I enjoy watching him talk as much as I do his cartoons. Wow he seems almost dejected in this one. Over the years Bell has gone from giggling corpulent man to "gently caress...welp here's a cartoon damning these assholes."
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Oct 4, 2013 04:02
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Bob from the Times does not deserve to be paid at all. He is technically loving dross. Bell struggles sometimes but has a signature style at least, and can come up with some beautiful stuff. Also notice that Paul Thomas uses a lot of really obvious visual clues from issue to issue to help thick Express readers know how to think. If there are a lot of little British flags crowding the lower portion of the image then the reader knows to feel proud and support whatever is going on in the picture. He uses them a lot in scenes with Tories or Royalty (he doesn't draw much else).
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Cloud Potato posted:Mia Farrow son paternity story 'absurd' says Woody Allen spokesman[/url] [And seriously, is he standing on the skirting board? How does this perspective work???] But if you look closely, the carpet actually has an edge stripe, that's what he's stood on. As always, can't fault Mac's art... Just the fact that he works in what is presumably quite close proximity to Paul Dacre, and yet hasn't clubbed him to death with a cast iron bar stool. If you think that little fantasy is a little too specific to be off the cuff, that's because it isn't. Dacre is nowhere near good enough for the wall, thinking of alternatives keeps me occupied. tooterfish fucked around with this message at 07:06 on Oct 4, 2013 |
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Oct 4, 2013 07:01
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on the Daily Mail and Ralph Miliband" Telegraph:  Independent:  Italian Senate panel recommends Berlusconi expulsion. After Mattia Preti.
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Cloud Potato posted:Guardian: I'm a little lost with this one. Is the mail the one asking for the apology in this picture?
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Oct 5, 2013 16:17
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ghengilhar posted:I'm a little lost with this one. Is the mail the one asking for the apology in this picture? The Daily Mail have basically demanded an apology for accusations of anti-semitism. http://www.politics.co.uk/news/2013/10/04/the-daily-mail-hits-back-people-should-apologise-to-us
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Barry Foster posted:The Daily Mail have basically demanded an apology for accusations of anti-semitism. have you seen today's Mail? (sadly my dad reads it so I need to buy it for him) One of the writers, who is Jewish, is claiming that as he works there it means they are not Anti-Semitic!
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ghengilhar posted:have you seen today's Mail? (sadly my dad reads it so I need to buy it for him) One of the writers, who is Jewish, is claiming that as he works there it means they are not Anti-Semitic! That's like a Judas goat claiming there's no animal cruelty in slaughterhouses.
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Barry Foster posted:The Daily Mail have basically demanded an apology for accusations of anti-semitism. Never! 
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Observer: "Cameron's drive-by snatch - David Simonds on the Conservative party's plans to deprive under-25s of benefits" Sunday Telegraph:  BBC accused of becoming Ed Miliband's mouthpiece Independent: 
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ghengilhar posted:have you seen today's Mail? (sadly my dad reads it so I need to buy it for him) One of the writers, who is Jewish, is claiming that as he works there it means they are not Anti-Semitic! Dacre really needs to hire a Jewish driver to fully exonerate himself.
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Cloud Potato posted:Sunday Telegraph:  Telegraph didn't complain when it was 24/7 David Cameron Is A Nice Guy BBC News.
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BastardySkull posted:Also notice that Paul Thomas uses a lot of really obvious visual clues from issue to issue to help thick Express readers know how to think. If there are a lot of little British flags crowding the lower portion of the image then the reader knows to feel proud and support whatever is going on in the picture. He uses them a lot in scenes with Tories or Royalty (he doesn't draw much else). The subtle nudges are one thing, but that 'Land of Hope and Tory' one up there is loving offensive. It's the kind of thing you'd expect to see in a totalitarian state
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Cloud Potato posted:Observer: I know it says "DUNT", but my brain really wants to see a picture of Gove holding a oval office megaphone.
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Mr. Squishy posted:Here's video of Bell at the conference. I enjoy watching him talk as much as I do his cartoons. Just watched the labour and lib dem ones as well. Bell should do a video explaining every cartoon he does
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goatface posted:I know it says "DUNT", but my brain really wants to see a picture of Gove holding a oval office megaphone. For a second there I thought you were talking about the license plate.
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Guardian: NHS pay proposal criticised by health unions Telegraph:  Independent:  Tory MP Adam Afriyie tries to force early EU referendum Express: 
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Is that a badgerman? I only hope that even more daily animals are added.
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Cliff Racer posted:Is that a badgerman? I only hope that even more daily animals are added. A consummation devoutly to be wished. Here's a cartoon by Gerald Scarfe. I get sent them every week but hold off on posting them as they're pretty bad, but I like the deathshead on the Elephant 
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Cloud Potato posted:Express: Wait, what? Where's the massive banner explaining the context?
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That's a pretty good one, Mr. Squishy. Don't be afraid of posting bad cartoons in this thread, I'm sure Thomas has Scarfe beat. Guardian:  "Steve Bell on David Cameron's coalition reshuffle - The prime minister tried to change the public profile of his middle ranks by giving jobs to women" Telegraph:  Labour reshuffle: Rachel Reeves promoted to shadow work and pensions secretary. After Liam Byrne. Independent:  Mail: "There has been a mad scramble to buy Royal Mail shares."  quote:“No, Miss. There’s a Royal M-A-I-L sell off . Not M-A-L-E.” Express:  Buckingham Palace hosts its first football match
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I actually chuckled at the Daily Mail one. gently caress.
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Oct 8, 2013 00:29
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Cloud Potato posted:Telegraph: Why, Liam, you say that like it's a problem.
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Can someone please explain the offside rule to Ma'am. The guard on the pitch is going to get done for pitch invasion. 3 year ban from Buckingham Palace Ground. Private Eye fucked around with this message at 14:09 on Oct 8, 2013 |
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I really like Scarfe's style - you can really feel the acid in the strokes - but holy gently caress he always had a tendancy to labels and 
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Pesky Splinter posted:I really like Scarfe's style - you can really feel the acid in the strokes - but holy gently caress he always had a tendancy to labels and If you're saying I should dislike Scarfe, I have only one possible response: 
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Jedit posted:If you're saying I should dislike Scarfe, Good god no, nothing of the sort; I love his work, it's I just wish he'd let the images speak for themselves more.  I mean hell, his work on the Wall is nothing short of amazing, his Thatcher caricatures are so filled with loathing for the woman that they become sheer art, and that's not counting his stage design stuff.
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on the damning OECD report on basic skills - OECD finds 16-24-year-olds' literacy and numeracy in England is no better than grandparents' generation" Telegraph:  Independent:  Mail: "Prince William has taken part in a football match on the lawn of Buckingham Palace."  quote:“Yes we’re sorry we missed it….Anyway that’s fixed. A rematch, next week, Buckingham Palace lawn….”
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Adams really is poo poo at the anti-Miliband stuff, isn't he? It's like he takes the most unconnected stories and shoehorns Ed Miliband in there somehow, and the result is a non-sequitur where the joke is 'pee-pee doo-doo he is a bad politician'. I mean I get he doesn't want this to reflect badly on Gove or whatever, but gently caress. Can't wait for his great-grandson Bob to make Adams's take look like a genius of insight though
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on the badger cull – Ministers confirmed marksmen have been forced to seek extensions in order to kill the minimum number of animals required" Telegraph:  Royal Mail shares 'will be priced at top of range' Independent:  Mail: "A senior MI5 Chief has criticised the Guardian newspaper for publishing secret files of MI5 and GCHQ."  quote:CHAMBERS ENGLISH DICTIONARY: “Guardian” A guard, defender or protector. One legally responsible for the care of another. Yesterday's Express:  Express:  Glasgow 2014: Queen launches Commonwealth Games baton relay
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