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It's too subtle. A demand like that demands a more egregious Shiekhing.
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The terrible visage of sheer murderousness is telegraphed by Chester Bennington there (I don't actually know Blofeld's cat's name)
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Cloud Potato posted:Times: "Hoi" means "the", if even little state-educated me knows that, the Times journos' parents might want a refund on their school fees. Though this is a pretty good cartoon, I feel a bit bad pointing that out when they print something quite funny for a change.
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Stottie Kyek posted:"Hoi" means "the", if even little state-educated me knows that, the Times journos' parents might want a refund on their school fees. Though this is a pretty good cartoon, I feel a bit bad pointing that out when they print something quite funny for a change. Have you really never heard the phrase "the hoi-polloi" before?
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Yes, and it's important that everyone who uses it knows they are wrong.
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on the Aegis missile defence system – The United States has announced the first live firing test of a missile interceptor destined to be stationed in eastern Europe" Telegraph:  Lib Dems braced for complete wipeout in European parliamentary elections Independent:  Times:  Yesterday's Mail: "Prince Charles has likened President Putin to Adolf Hitler."  quote:“I’m sorry to disturb you, your Royal Highness. We’re a bit worried about your lawn. Russian tanks are crossing over it.” Mail: "The UK goes to the polls for Local Council elections and for the European parliament." Also: Thailand's military criticised as coup takes hold  quote:“Oh my God! Nigel Farage is Prime Minister!” Express: 
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May 23, 2014 00:41
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The Sheikh of Wales doesn't apologize.
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Usually I don't think much of the times' cartoons but that one's pretty good.
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Paul Thomas looked at yesterday's Indie and, like whoever it was here, said "that's good though?"
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Prince Charles looks like he's in a side-scroller.
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ha, thought the same, with the giant painting it reminds me of Addams family on snes
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Stottie Kyek posted:"Hoi" means "the", if even little state-educated me knows that, the Times journos' parents might want a refund on their school fees. Though this is a pretty good cartoon, I feel a bit bad pointing that out when they print something quite funny for a change. Yeah, tell me how you deal with the alchemists, solve the algebra in your equations and use an algorithm to find other examples of poo poo nobody cares about without a paroxysmal attack.
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on Ukip and the local election results – Anti-EU party celebrates after gaining nine seats on South Yorkshire council in addition to the one it won in a byelection" Telegraph:  Independent:  After Juan Sanchez Cotan. Times  Stephen Collins:  
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I like Stephen Collins a lot more when he does vaguely political stuff, the 'polite middle-class conversations except someone is a dinosaur' thing got kinda old I thought Rowson had dropped the fag but it's there next to the pint! I also thought he'd left out Clegg for a minute 
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May 24, 2014 18:43
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Thats not what a grabloid mouth should look like, where are the mandibles? 
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Observer: "The emperor's new clothes - Chris Riddell on Ukip's success in the local elections" Sunday Telegraph: 
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Mr. Squishy posted:I demand up-to-the-minute accuracy in my cartoon stereotypes. Fat American Cops are still a favorite trope of mine, even if it's lazy as poo poo. I wish I had actually bought this back in the 80s. 
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GATOS Y VATOS posted:Fat American Cops are still a favorite trope of mine, even if it's lazy as poo poo. Holy gently caress its Mitchell! Must have been busted to traffic duty after going after that Malta guy who shot his partner.
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on election coverage - Martin Rowson on psephology, the statistical study of elections and trends in voting, in the European elections" Telegraph:  Times:  Ashdown dismisses talk of Lib Dem leadership change Express: 
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Egg mouth Clegg strikes again.
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vodkat posted:I like the white house in the background too. If anything that's supposed to be the back of Buckingham Palace.
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Some terrible version of the Royal Standard?
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Obliterati posted:What flag is that it's flying, German? The Royal Standard.  Except he hosed up, and it's upside-down.
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I like the framed painting of what's out the window Is that Farage's tail or head in Gideon's pants?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Csrx6cKslNc 2:02 for egg mouth
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BastardySkull posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Csrx6cKslNc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7a1VY1vPfZk
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I'm glad loving somebody is attacking Nick Robinson's shite. Having a dues-paying conservative political editor of the BBC slobbering over UKIP's cock on election day was so nakedly partisan it was even more embarrassing than normal. Burn the BBC.
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on the European election results – Lib Dem president Tim Farron says party 'put national interest ahead of their own' as number of MEPs falls across country" Yesterday's Independent:  Farage: UKIP has 'momentum' and is targeting more victories Independent:  Times:  Mail: "Nigel Farage UKIP's European Election Results Success"  quote:'It's Mr Mrs Farage, Prime Minister - come to measure the carpets and curtains' Express: 
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Thomas's loving geographical knowledge, ability to scale, and draw recognisable landmarks is as bad as his ability to draw anyone who doesn't have a flat cap and Postman Pat's face E: oh and Mac decided on the oldest electoral joke in history, which also bears no relation to any possible outcome. Mind you, never stopped the Mail before. Trickjaw fucked around with this message at 01:18 on May 27, 2014 |
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Scarfe of the week While it's just another piece of the UKIP hype, it does have the torn-off face of Cameron, and what other cartoon offers you so much?
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Cloud Potato posted:Express:  OTOH most of these landmarks are recognisable at least. Thomas is loving terrible at representing some of the most distinctive buildings in the world.
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Kegluneq posted:Thomas is loving terrible at representing some of the most distinctive buildings in the world. Also terrible with the concept of drawing any building developed post-Thatcher.
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Betjeman posted:Also terrible with the concept of drawing
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hazza posted:Stolen from the PYF Funny Pictures thread: No Fag, no pint.
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I don't live in Britain so maybe I'm missing something, but there seems to be a strange fascination with UKIP among cartoonists of all stripes. Honestly, looking at their electoral gains they don't sound all that impressive, I mean maybe they can replace the Liberal Democrats as the party that comes in third but the way they're being portrayed in these cartoons it's like Nigel Farage is about to throw the Beerhall Putsch or something. Even cartoonists who would normally spend their time making GBS threads on the Conservatives and mocking Cameron seem to portray Nigel as a looming threat, which is weird when he's just a clown who could never be Prime Minister or probably even leader of the opposition. It's kind of the way the Americans reacted to the Tea Party and Sarah Palin, only with even less chance at success.
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Dolash posted:I don't live in Britain so maybe I'm missing something, but there seems to be a strange fascination with UKIP among cartoonists of all stripes. Honestly, looking at their electoral gains they don't sound all that impressive, I mean maybe they can replace the Liberal Democrats as the party that comes in third but the way they're being portrayed in these cartoons it's like Nigel Farage is about to throw the Beerhall Putsch or something. Part of it is he's just really cartoonish anyway, which makes him easy fodder for hack cartoonists. Draw a face, add fag & pint, you have yourself a Nigel Farage.
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