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Kurtofan posted:That's actually Putin, though. I know, I'm just taking the inspiration thing all the way.
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Modus Trollens posted:This is the best thing ever. Probably for all the wrong reasons but still So are those Mini-Me twins, or are the sharks just massive?
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Kegluneq posted:So are those Mini-Me twins, or are the sharks just massive? Haven't you seen Dr No? The necessary thickness of the glass has a magnifying effect. Say what you like about this guys politics but the detail that goes into his work is impressive.
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Anemone Mine posted:Say what you like about this guys politics but the detail that goes into his work is impressive.
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Cloud Potato posted:
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LemonDrizzle posted:Where do you get hammer-and-sickle branded laptops? Here you go. Hammer and sickle stickers sold separately.
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Anemone Mine posted:Haven't you seen Dr No? The necessary thickness of the glass has a magnifying effect. Say what you like about this guys politics but the detail that goes into his work is impressive. They're obviously Megladons?
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Express: "Steve Bell on George Osborne and the full employment plan – Chancellor repudiates 1991 declaration by Norman Lamont that unemployment was a price worth paying to bring down inflation" Express:  Nigel Farage: 'Putin is leader I admire' Express:  France's government resigns en masse (but Hollande's clinging on): Failing socialist policies blamed for elections rout Express:  Climate change to bring more floods, UN warns Express:  Emma Watson pulls an Angelina Jolie in thigh high dress on Noah red carpet
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Cloud Potato posted:Express: Nice April Express, Cloud Express.
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SedanChair posted:Just draw animals, Thomas. Just draw animals. quote:Emma Watson pulls an Angelina Jolie in thigh high dress on Noah red carpet (I am a child.)
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The Express believes in climate change?  Waaaait you got me
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Betjeman posted:The Express believes in climate change? APRIL FOOOOOOOL Not many cartoonists would think to get a jab in at 'alarmist climate change stunts' by using a story where the person warning everyone of impending environmental catastrophe is completely vindicated in style. Thomas manages it because he generally avoids thinking Also nice to see that the right wing has suddenly noticed Farage is a fuckup. Who knew!? Here's what Bell's riffing on for anyone who's not aware:  Saatchi and Saatchi strike again
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And that image stoked the intense creativity of Romney 2012:
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What the gently caress is that typeface Kinda surprised they didn't go for this one actually 
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baka kaba posted:What the gently caress is that typeface Ariel UNSKEWED
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baka kaba posted:What the gently caress is that typeface I loving love Britain.
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Strawman posted:Ariel UNSKEWED Looks pretty skewed and wacky to me, really helps with the message - OBAMA  ISN'T WORKING
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SedanChair posted:And that image stoked the intense creativity of Romney 2012: Oh wow I never realised this used the exact same photo
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quote:“ Alright. It’s a promise. When we get out you won’t have to eat up your greens or tidy your room ever again.” 
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Mahmoud Ahmadinejad posted:woah woah woah what's going on here Farage and The UKIP aren't allowed on communist islamofascist broadcaster the BBC because of political correctness. They only allowed them this time to take everything he'll say out of context and present him as a racist that he obviously is not. HOW DARE YOU?
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baka kaba posted:What the gently caress is that typeface I'd love to have this as a poster.
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Kegluneq posted:I think a simple Mac is like 120 years old so he probably thinks beating your kids is fine as well.
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Cloud Potato posted:Guardian: Has anyone said that they shouldn't have sold it in the first place, rather than that they should have sold it for more?
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nuzak posted:I like that Farage has a glass of beer contrasted to Clegg's wine glass That beer is in a German glass  First he's admiring the Russkis and now he's enjoying presumably German beer!
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Obliterati posted:That beer is in a German glass It's in a pint mug mate, as British as cricket and spitfires 
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Oh right, I stand corrected. Is this a regional thing? I don't remember running into these in Scotland except for German beer.
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Obliterati posted:Oh right, I stand corrected. Is this a regional thing? I don't remember running into these in Scotland except for German beer. You won't see them around anywhere much any more as straight glasses are much easy to stack and store, but go to an old man pub and they probably hand them out to the bitter drinking regulars.
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Badger of Basra posted:Has anyone said that they shouldn't have sold it in the first place, rather than that they should have sold it for more? The general defence from Cable and friends (and the line parroted by the media) is that successive governments tried to privatise Royal Mail and weren't able to do it (without mentioning why), so getting a profitable public service thrown onto the market floor to be torn to rich bloody pieces by investment bankers is actually an achievement in itself! It's like the scrap metal guys who take away your old appliances - you're just happy to get them out the door. Any money they actually give you is basically a bonus! So the answer to your question is no
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Betjeman posted:You won't see them around anywhere much any more as straight glasses are much easy to stack and store, but go to an old man pub and they probably hand them out to the bitter drinking regulars. I was over in England on business once, it was terribly hot so after work I decided to nip into a quaint looking pub on the way back to the hotel. I never had a proper English ale before so I ordered one of the local brews. It wasn't one of those warm, soupy looking things you see on the telly. It was golden, clear, ice-cold and incredibly refreshing. About an hour and a half and six of those I was crooked drunk. I couldn't tell the barman where my hotel was, my strong Irish accent probably not helping the situation. He had to ring my home office in Dublin to get the name of the hotel so he could stick me in a taxi. I dont remember anything after that but I was told I just went straight to bed, so that was nice. Thats my English beer story.
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