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Fluo posted:If I recall it was some form of interview and he talked about how his good friend would help him out Sure that's not a euphemism for something? 
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on Gaza – Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, has signalled that the offensive against Gaza will intensify still further after more than 100 people were killed in the bloodiest day of the conflict so far." Telegraph:  Ed Miliband meets President Obama in White House Independent:  Times:  MH17 plane crash: Ukraine rebels hand over black boxes Express:  Prince George pictures mark royal baby's first birthday
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Kurtofan posted:Thomas kind of looks like his characters. Whenever he needs to draw one he uses his face in the mirror as a reference.
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Jul 22, 2014 05:45
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That man gas bigger troubles than his dungarees. His crotch appears to be collapsing in on itself and his partner is levitating towards him.
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One Pigeon posted:That man gas bigger troubles than his dungarees. Those lines suggest movement, he's doing the helicopter under there
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on Cameron's actions against Russia – The EU has blacklisted Vladimir Putin's 'cronies' as David Cameron calls for an arm trading ban." After Masaccio. Telegraph:  Independent:  Alexander Litvinenko death: UK announces public inquiry Times:  Express: 
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Jul 23, 2014 01:23
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on David Cameron's £160,000 tennis match – David Cameron has rejected calls to pay back a £160,000 donation to the Conservatives, in the form of a bid for a tennis match, from the wife of a former member of Vladimir Putin's government" Telegraph:  Cameron to check arms export licences to Russia Independent:  Glasgow 2014: Commonwealth Games begin at Celtic Park Times:  Express: 
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Jul 24, 2014 00:45
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How is the Independent going to be able to make cartoons after the referendum is over or Salmond dies or is no longer in power?
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First one sort of implies Savile was a normal person before he got all hosed up. I genuinely don't believe that to be the case.
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on chicken contamination - Emergency investigations have been launched into chicken factories following a catalogue of alleged hygiene failings which could lead to meat contaminated with deadly campylobacter." Telegraph:  Commonwealth Games opening ceremony: in pictures Independent:  Metropolitan Police gathered information on 18 family campaigns Times:  Gaza conflict: Five dead at hospital hit by Israeli strike Express: 
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Jul 25, 2014 01:22
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gently caress you.
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Jul 25, 2014 01:28
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Text in the Killing Joke homage should be "Now then, now then, now then". 
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Jul 25, 2014 01:31
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Redeye Flight posted:gently caress you. I'm sure the feeling is mutual.
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Jul 25, 2014 01:46
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Cloud Potato posted:Express: Look how disgusted George Osborne is there by Cameron spending fifteen minutes dragging a tv into the meeting and setting it up just to make that dad joke.
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Guys! Guys! Do you see what I see? This is a genuinely historic moment, you know. A cartoonist has drawn a caricature of Alex Salmond, and he's not wearing a kilt! At least, I think it's supposed to be Alex Salmond 
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on George Osborne's GDP victory – The International Monetary Fund has predicted Britain's GDP growth rate will surge to 3.2% by year end." Telegraph:  Independent:  After Philip R Goodwin. Times:  Stephen Collins: 
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Observer: "Britain's economic recovery: who benefits? - Chris Riddell on news that the UK economy is enjoying faster growth" Sunday Telegraph:  New planning minister suggests Nimbys have had their day Independent on Sunday:  Israel agrees to 24-hour Gaza ceasefire
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Ddraig posted:First one sort of implies Savile was a normal person before he got all hosed up. I genuinely don't believe that to be the case. In The Killing Joke the Joker is telling the story of his origin to Batman, but he admits that it may not be true. What he's really doing is using a story that parallels Batman's own origin in an attempt to convince Batman that they are no different - that they are both insane. So in context, it's saying Savile would want people to believe he wasn't evil, just messed up by something, it could have happened to anyone, but he didn't truly believe it.
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on Andrew Marr v Ed Miliband - BBC presenter hands Labour leader cartoons mocking his appearance and tells him image does matter" Telegraph:  Ed Miliband calls for public Prime Minister's Questions Independent:  World Cup should not be held in Russia, Nick Clegg says Times:  Hamas-declared ceasefire in Gaza stalls as conflict continues Express:  Has Ed Miliband hired a voice coach?
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Wait, thats what he looks like in motion? If anything the cartoons were being generous... Anyway, I am a bit disappointed that he didn't show any of the Bell drawings, Gromit doesn't actually look anything close to as bad as rape victim panda. edit: Also they've been very nice about not bringing up his speech impediment too. Unless of course everybody in his town talks like that, which would be quite nuts. Cliff Racer fucked around with this message at 01:14 on Jul 28, 2014 |
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Jul 28, 2014 01:12
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Good loving god!
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Jul 28, 2014 04:02
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Scarfe was hungry when he drew this
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on fracking – The government is pushing ahead with an expansion plan which does not exclude national parks from fracking and has no special protection for wildlife sites" Telegraph:  Gaza City and Israel's Eshkol hit by deadly blasts; Didcot power station towers demolished Independent:  Times:  Express: 
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Jul 29, 2014 00:14
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Remember: The Tories planned to sell off national parks before middle class types complained.
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on wealth inequality - The ever-increasing gulf between rich and poor is costing the economy more than £39bn a year, says a report by the Equality Trust thinktank." (Although that article's from March. Probably another Grauniad cock-up.) Telegraph:  Labour was best-funded UK political party in 2013 Independent:  Cameron outlines immigration curbs 'to put Britain first' Times:  Express:  Fruit and veg: More than five-a-day 'no effect';  It's hot!  Express's 2014 "It's hot!" Cartoon Count: 3
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Why is a pink Shrek ordering an ice-cream from Noel Edmonds while weighing himself on scales?
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Oben posted:Why is a pink Shrek ordering an ice-cream from Noel Edmonds while weighing himself on scales?
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Guardian: "Oliver Letwin's tax plans for when you thought you were fresh out of new hells – Oliver Letwin, the Tory party policy chief, was recorded suggesting a discussion about a flat rate of taxation "will no doubt open up" once the public finances have improved." Telegraph:  UK to allow driverless cars on public roads in January Independent:  Times:  Gaza conflict: US and UN condemn school shelling Express: 
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Cloud Potato posted:Independent: quote:Express:
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Guardian: "Ben Jennings on Russia's defiance – The Commons defence committee says Nato is unprepared for potential threats from Russia, as it remains defiant in the face of sanctions" Telegraph:  Gaza UN shelter attack 'totally unacceptable' - White House Independent:  New Gaza humanitarian truce agreed by Israel and Hamas Times:  Express:  A sunshine stroll tops those feelgood factors No full list available, sadly.
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Aug 1, 2014 01:05
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That's a sneaky half attempt at IT'S HOT there - short sleeves, loose ties, no reptilian skin revealed beneath
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I figured they were just in shirtsleeves because they're working hard to cut Your Taxes.
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Apologies. In the middle of moving house, cable internet installation didn't take. Hopefully be back next Tuesday.
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Cloud Potato posted:Apologies. In the middle of moving house, cable internet installation didn't take. Hopefully be back next Tuesday. HOW DARE YOU Have a rest, we'll make you proud! I'll start the wiki
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DAY ONE: THE WEEKEND Cloud Potato opens the door to see a G4S man holding a length of frayed electrical cable. He gets a sinking feeling but can't quite put his finger on it Elsewhere... 1st of August Times:  2nd Guardian:  "Martin Rowson on the first world war centenary and the Gaza ceasefire" Independent: (This front page is atrocious holy poo poo)  After John Singer Sargent's Gassed: (cheers Pesky Splinter!) Telegraph:  "BoB on lolmilband"  "Stephen Collins on glamping" 3rd! Observer:  "Chris Riddell on the conflict in the Palestinian territories" Independent:  Telegraph:  "BoB on confusing first panels" (still an improvement) baka kaba fucked around with this message at 23:14 on Aug 6, 2014 |
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DAY TWO: 4TH OF AUGUST The G4S man has disappeared. There's a smell of acrid smoke in the air, and a mobile phone hangs precariously from a USB cable on Cloud Potato's computer. The internet seems to be working, because the computer is covered in popup ads. The keyboard doesn't work Guardian:  "Ben Jennings on David Cameron and Gaza" - after this WWI Propaganda poster (Pesky Splinter with the save) Independent:  Telegraph:  Times:  Express:  nod nod nod Also the Guardian runs Australian cartoons that somehow could have been written specifically for the UK! It's a small world guys 
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DAY THREE: 5TH OF AUGUST G4S man is back, this time he's brought a graduate student on workfare to help. The student asks for some hobnob crumbs but is beaten back by the G4S man and his electrical cable. There are noises from behind one of Cloud Potato's doors, but when he asks what's going on the G4S man says it needs to be locked 'for security reasons' Guardian:  "Ben Jennings on the centenary of the first world war" Independent:  Telegraph:  Times:  "David Cameron being kicked in the balls - Ooof! That was entirely disproportionate! ." Express:  A beautiful monument
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