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Cloud Potato posted:Observer: I like this one, honestly. Sam looks so tired.
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The art was good but the joke just wasn't funny. If he needed Sam to be tired all it needed was an "Ugg,", "Ehh, whatever," or "Well I'm not going to pay for that one." As it his statement about tables makes you look for a smashed up one but find none.
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Puntification posted:I sometimes get the impression the guardian and the observer secretly hate their readership, like they're stuck in this niche that turns out not even to be profitable so they publish a Kelvin McKenzie editorial on how Murdoch is the savour of the British Media or whatever just to spite them. I think all journalists hate their readers to some degree, but Collins just pokes fun at white middle class liberal guilt. I was surprised to see that Loomus was still going, so I thought I'd look it up to see if it was any good. Sadly it is even more achingly banal than Collins. 
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Jun 15, 2014 10:37
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I quite like Tom Gauld's stuff - he does/used to do the cartoon next to the letters in the Guardian Literary Supplement. It's never really political though - just literary nerd jokes and pictures of spacemen.
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Jun 15, 2014 17:12
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on Tony Blair, Iraq and Syria - Martin Rowson on Tony Blair's call for limited military intervention to drive militant group Isis out of Iraq and restore order in Syria" After Gow, but I can't find it. Yesterday's Sunday Telegraph:  Brad Pitt joins Angelina Jolie on 'Team Hague' at global rape summit Telegraph:  Iraq conflict: Iran's Rouhani 'ready to help' Independent:  Times:  Express:  England 1-2 Italy
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Cloud Potato posted:Express: The world cup leads to an increase in domestic violence. A truthful cartoon.
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Jun 16, 2014 00:52
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goatface posted:The world cup leads to an increase in domestic violence. A truthful cartoon. Somebody, somewhere is making a lot of money on yellow sofas with red dots.
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Jun 16, 2014 00:55
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Cliff Racer posted:The art was good but the joke just wasn't funny. If he needed Sam to be tired all it needed was an "Ugg,", "Ehh, whatever," or "Well I'm not going to pay for that one." As it his statement about tables makes you look for a smashed up one but find none. Iraq is made from the wood of the table.
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Jun 16, 2014 01:31
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on the US-Iran response to the Iraq crisis – Obama administration says it is willing to enter into discussions with Tehran as jihadists capture northern Iraq city of Tal Afar" After Low. Telegraph:  Nick Clegg pledges to protect education spending; Prince George photographed walking Independent:  After Galton and Simpson. Times:  Express:   Maybe I should have done a World Cup cartoon count.
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Jun 17, 2014 00:50
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Cloud Potato posted:Express: RIP A. Fox.  There's an owl, though, which I like better than a badger.
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Jun 17, 2014 01:40
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Badger is right above the owl.
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on the reopening of the British embassy in Iran – William Hague says diplomatic base in Tehran to be restored as west looks to Iran to help tackle Isis-led insurgency in Iraq" also Ex-Gove aide accused of 'anger' issues after PM attack, calling Cameron "a sphinx without a riddle" Telegraph:  Cameron vows to oppose Juncker EU boss candidacy 'to the end' Independent:  Times:  Express:  Chinese Premier Li Keqiang meets the Queen on UK visit
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on the NHS and cosmetic surgery – Jeremy Hunt, the health secretary, has expressed his strong opposition to the NHS funding cosmetic surgery at a time when it is under heavy financial pressure" Independent:  Iraq formally asks US to launch air strikes against rebels After Zec. Times:  Express: 
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Jun 19, 2014 00:41
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Cloud Potato posted:Express: The car in the bottom right corner is something out of this world. Alien optics laws at work.
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Jun 19, 2014 01:08
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Nah mate it's one of them benefits scroungers' lamborghinis innit
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Jun 19, 2014 01:14
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It's a car full of the billions of immigrants that definitely arrived this year, right in the middle of switching off its cloaking device.
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Jun 19, 2014 01:23
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Cloud Potato posted:Express: Like a stopped clock, the caption is entirely correct as migrant workers are net contributors to the tax system.
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Jun 19, 2014 01:38
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Cloud Potato posted:Express: 'Dear, please stop saying that terrible joke to everyone we pass on our walk, no-one cares'
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Cloud Potato posted:Times:
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on Ed Miliband and new IPPR report – Labour planning to end out-of-work benefits for 100,000 18-to-21-year-olds – as hacked party tweet says 'everyone should have their own owl'" Yesterday's Telegraph:  Ladies' Day at Ascot; Ed Miliband fails to look normal while eating bacon sandwich ahead of campaign tour Independent:  Times:  Express: 
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Jun 20, 2014 00:54
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Cloud Potato posted:"Steve Bell on Ed Miliband and new IPPR report – Labour planning to end out-of-work benefits for 100,000 18-to-21-year-olds – as hacked party tweet says 'everyone should have their own owl'" Not that it really matters but I guess it's also referencing the "holding up The Sun" thing.
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Obliterati posted:Why is Ed a giant? Spacetime warps in unnatural and fiendish ways on Britain's borders, due to the close proximity with The Foreign Zones  
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Jun 20, 2014 17:13
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"Migrant Camp: keep out". A beautifully subversive piece of irony, a subliminal message, or Freudian slip?
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The New Black posted:Not that it really matters but I guess it's also referencing the "holding up The Sun" thing. Yes, of course.  [via Twitter user @moonjam]
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Cloud Potato posted:Express: I really like this one to look at. Look at those monstrous little push-bots!
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on Michael Gove and 'British values' - New clauses spell out how governors should demonstrate 'British values' in schools, giving the secretary of state powers to close schools if they do not comply" Yesterday's Telegraph:  Telegraph:  Independent:  After Caspar David Friedrich. Times:  Stephen Collins: 
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Why does Salmond have two English flags up his arse and why is he driving a blue car? Why blue? Why a car? I don't understand it. Is it just hurrr Salmond puts stuff up his bum?
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Coohoolin posted:Why does Salmond have two English flags up his arse and why is he driving a blue car? Why blue? Why a car? I don't understand it. "Independent Scotland, am I right? Hahahahaha!" I'm guessing
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I like the Torygraph's one, it's surprisingly accurate (it was Labour's lead to lose and they hosed it up). Also all the sheer "HURRR JOCKS AMIRITE" vitriol has done more to convince me of the merits of Scottish independence than any SNP supporter.
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Coohoolin posted:Why does Salmond have two English flags up his arse and why is he driving a blue car? Why blue? Why a car? I don't understand it. It's the Rorshach Test of cartoons. Put Salmond in a kilt (of course) with his arse showing (of course) and objects stuffed up there (am i rite) and something vaguely related to an event (England losing) and let the reader create their own joke in their mind!
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Observer: "Malaki is running out of road - David Simonds on the chaos engulfing Iraq and its prime minister" Sunday Telegraph:  Independent on Sunday: 
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on Ed Miliband's poll lead - Some members of the Labour party question Miliband's ability to be elected prime minister, while David Cameron is in Europe and Tony Blair has entered the fray over what to do in Iraq." Telegraph:  PM to call 'unprecedented' vote on Juncker EU appointment; Start of Wimbledon. Independent:  Sunni militants 'seize Iraq's western border crossings' Times:  [Can't make out who it's after, apologies.]
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Everyone in that Indy one looks like they're thinking 'why did I turn up for this cartoon?' And can you imagine if Rowson actually got someone to make those Blair skull masks? Holy poo poo, best halloween (and robberies) ever. What's the little BBC thing? Some combo see no evil/hear no evil monkey?
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baka kaba posted:What's the little BBC thing? Some combo see no evil/hear no evil monkey? See no evil, hear no evil, babble into the BBC.
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A certain favourite Express character is on the cover of the latest Private Eye.
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That would have had me giggling uncontrollably if I saw it in the shop But then I used to laugh at the expressions on cat food cans (late-night/early-morning Tesco gig, it does that to you)
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