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 (Big image!) Who voted The Clive Palmer Experience Psychedelic Love Train Circus Party? They sound fun. Aussie politics from a British newspaper. 
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Gosh, a lady coach! How queer. Can she manage the coaching with her tiny female brain-parts? Maybe everyone will have to wear skirts, like lady-tennis. My stars.
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Angepain posted:Gosh, a lady coach! How queer. Can she manage the coaching with her tiny female brain-parts? Maybe everyone will have to wear skirts, like lady-tennis. My stars. That or she'll be a hyper-aggressive (literal) ball-breaker emasculating the mens. Whatever is this PC world coming to??? And yeah cheers Couch Potato, although at first I thought 'now that's some dedication' and then I had an image of you collecting cartoons and writing new posts and  ing like crazy this whole time. Either way, thanks!
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Thank you all for the kind words.  Guardian:  "Steve Bell on Jeremy Hunt's apology for Savile – Jeremy Hunt, the health secretary, has apologised on behalf of the government and the health service for allowing Savile to operate as he did in NHS hospitals." Telegraph:  EU leaders gather for WWI memorial ahead of Juncker battle Independent:  After Low. Times:   After Tennis Girl.
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Cloud Potato posted:Thank you all for the kind words. That is brutal.
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BastardySkull posted:Brutally unfunny Yeah, I'm not laughing, i'm more surprised that they published that. It's not exactly sympathetic to the victims of Saville.
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Steve Bell sometimes gets things wrong.
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I laughed at the idea of Jeremy Hunt saying sorry.
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on David Cameron's plans in Europe – David Cameron has been in Europe this week trying to dissuade other EU national leaders from nominating Jean-Claude Juncker as president of the European commission." Also Sarajevo marks 100 years since Archduke Franz Ferdinand shooting Telegraph:  Independent:  After Caravaggio. Times:  Stephen Collins:  
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Observer: "'Coleridge' Cameron's ship is becalmed - Chris Riddell on the woes besetting the prime minister" Also Wonga chased debt using fake law firms, says FCA Sunday Telegraph:  Cameron comes under attack after defeat in EU row Independent on Sunday:  Turns out he's Bizarro Farage!
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on Prince Charles's political meddling – Former education secretary says Prince Charles tried to influence policy, while others say he lobbied on GM and alternative medicine" After Gillray. Telegraph:  Independent:  Jean-Claude Juncker 'will address UK concerns' Times:  Jon Cruddas and Rachel Reeves reported to watchdog; England fan has piece of ear 'bitten off' at World Cup Express: 
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on David Cameron and Jean-Claude Juncker – David Cameron's report to the Commons after the Ypres summit attempted to airbrush a crushing defeat as a glorious victory for principle" Independent:  Dolly Parton draws huge crowd to Glastonbury Pyramid stage Times:  Isis rebels declare 'Islamic state' in Iraq and Syria Express: 
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Jul 1, 2014 01:14
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I, for one, think the McCaliphate looks pretty boss.
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The Times's Salmond stuff is funny as a parody of all the extreme hyperbole around Scottish independence, until you realise nobody's actually saying this stuff except the Times, and they're basically parodying themselves. Can't wait to see Salmond Mouse as Hitler! Also more BBC poodles. More!
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Puntification posted:I, for one, think the McCaliphate looks pretty boss. The McCaliphate should team up with the Sheikh of Wales imo.
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Is that supposed to be Edinburgh Castle? Why does it looks like a house?
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It looks like that from some sides Edit: found better example ClownSyndrome fucked around with this message at 17:11 on Jul 1, 2014 |
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Yeah, I take that back, he's actually done a pretty good likeness. The castle isn't badly done either.
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Forums Terrorist posted:The McCaliphate should team up with the Sheikh of Wales imo. It would make a good buddy movie.
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Celebrate your battle, hahahah oh god. A new low for Thomas, and I don't say that lightly Miliband kinda looks like he's rocking the chard there
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I do like how the sentence naturally suggests "victory", nobody says "celebrate your battle". good way of saying "you tried your best".
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baka kaba posted:Celebrate your battle, hahahah oh god. A new low for Thomas, and I don't say that lightly Chard or rhubarb?
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Every time I see someone do this "Oh he's taking the spirit of Thatcher" shite it just makes me so glad that people openly celebrated her death. They're going to be trying to rewrite history to make her a saint.
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Thatcher will be idolised in the same superficial terms as Mother Teresa or Ghandi, thanks to a population carefully indoctrinated with a Great British Education About British Values And Great British People, and millions of kids will study Thomas as a primary source in history lessonsRust Martialis posted:Chard or rhubarb? I know it's meant to be rhubarb (unless there's a burn in there somewhere) but the leaf looks too small. I'm sticking with chard on this one  (chard is cool)
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Yesterday's Guardian: "Steve Bell on events in the West Bank this week – The bodies of three missing Israeli teenagers who disappeared almost three weeks ago have been found buried in a shallow grave under rocks in a valley close to the southern West Bank city of Hebron." Guardian:  "Steve Bell on Egyptian government reforms – A year after Morsi was removed from power in Egypt, Tony Blair has agreed to advise the Egyptian president, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, on economic reform." Tuesday's Telegraph:  Unite presses Ed Miliband for EU referendum pledge Yesterday's Telegraph:  Ex-President Nicolas Sarkozy: Case against me 'political' Telegraph:  Andy Murray loses to Grigor Dimitrov in Wimbledon quarters; Tour de France 2014 to set off from Leeds Independent:  Times:  Express:  UK house prices surpass 2007 peak, says Nationwide
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Were people aware of how much of a poo poo Tony Blair was when he became Labour leader?
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Badger of Basra posted:Were people aware of how much of a poo poo Tony Blair was when he became Labour leader? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmwqEg-06Ww
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Badger of Basra posted:Were people aware of how much of a poo poo Tony Blair was when he became Labour leader? Alot of people were skeptical on the left but they just had Thatcher then Major. The first three years of Blair was pretty great, increased NHS funding, introduced the minimum wage, significant changes to legislation relating to rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people during Blair's period in office. Gay sex was put down to 16 same as hetrosexual sex. 2001 - 2005 is when he started to go downhill, he still did some good domestically but it started to get really weird. Iraq War aside for a second he made it so Transgender people were given the right to change their birth certificate to reflect their new gender as a result of the Gender Recognition Act 2004. Introduced Employment Equality (Sexual Orientation) Regulations 2003. Adoption by gay couples was legalised. It goes on and on, I still think he is a sack of poo poo but he still was better then Thatcher. 2001 was when you saw him slightly going down, 2003 was when he started going quite crazy eyed with regard to Iraq and all the PR bullshit, backstabbing, Hutton report etc. He's still a poo poo, but you got to know when some shits have done good. Cause the good Blair did outweights the good Thatcher did. I'd rather not have either.             SedanChair posted:What is that supposed to be at 3:00 that reveals the Labour logo? A burning rear end in a top hat? You think about them that much? I don't see that. Fluo fucked around with this message at 13:59 on Jul 3, 2014 |
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Metrication posted:Look at all those Islington bell ends. Look at all those pastel colours.  Bring back earth tones! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbRksgUWWj8&t=386s
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on George Osborne's refusal to answer boy's maths question – Chancellor boasts of A-level maths but dodges question on eight times table from seven-year-old boy" Telegraph:  Scottish independence: Alex Salmond warns of austerity threat Independent:  Get behind my mission, Miliband tells bosses Times:  UK airports running 'as normal' after US terror warning Express:  RSPCA refuses to remove feral cat destroying couple's home
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Cloud Potato posted:Observer: Cloud Potato posted:Sunday Telegraph:
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Cloud Potato posted:Yesterday's Telegraph: Ouch, could he not have just flipped Salmond the other way round? The perspective here is loving atrocious.
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