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Fluo posted:http://www.channel4.com/programmes/garth-marenghis-darkplace/on-demand/36434-005 I figured it would be that clip! Also we missed, uh, quite the thing from the Times 
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What's the last word of what he's saying? I think the rest is Hmmm... So civilisations can [something]!
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Metrication posted:What's the last word of what he's saying? I think the rest is Hmmm... So civilisations can [something]! Collapse
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on the Scottish independence referendum – David Cameron, Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg have made the drastic decision to travel to Scotland to campaign against independence" Telegraph:  Scottish independence: Brown sets out more powers timetable Independent:  Miliband's flag plan fails to fly as No 10 suffers saltire malfunction Times:  Express: 
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Sep 10, 2014 00:37
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 At first I thought 'oh it's another cartoon where Thomas has nothing to say whatsoever, so he's resorting to hurr women jokes straight out of the 1980s' but then I noticed they're supposed to be in Scotland (where everyone has a framed painting of Nessie above the fireplace) so I get the feeling this might be a sly 'blame the women' gambit, since women are breaking for the Yes camp in large numbers after the patronising ads didn't work. Also that loving washing machine  Cameron would totally wear those pants
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Sep 10, 2014 01:53
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Haha, that Independent cartoon is loving grotesque
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Sep 10, 2014 09:07
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The Indie guy is one of the best for hideous cartoons. I used to keep a count of how often he shoehorned in severed limbs but gave up fairly quickly.
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Sep 10, 2014 09:45
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Why are they wearing fruitbowls on their heads and why is the fruit immune to gravity
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Sep 10, 2014 13:30
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It's the fruitbowl on the right of the image; it looks like a face when turned upside down.
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Zephro posted:Why are they wearing fruitbowls on their heads Why did he decide it was important to label the flour? Are Scots famed for their distrust of self-raising?
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madlilnerd posted:Why did he decide it was important to label the flour? Are Scots famed for their distrust of self-raising? Self-raising flour was invented by an Englishman
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Crane Fist posted:Self-raising flour was invented by an Englishman If we refused to use Scottish inventions on principle we'd be well hosed. 
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Sep 10, 2014 23:10
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We'd probably fare better than them though.
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Sep 10, 2014 23:25
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Kegluneq posted:If we refused to use Scottish inventions on principle we'd be well hosed. We'd be fine without penicillin if we left the EU, just send all the Germs back to Germany.
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madlilnerd posted:Why did he decide it was important to label the flour? Bags of flour normally have a label on saying what is inside.
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I like the two cats having a staring contest. The ginger one looks like it is staring straight out of the page at me though. 
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on John Major and Scottish independence – The UK faces the 'disastrous' prospect of losing its Trident nuclear deterrent and its permanent seat on the UN security council if Scotland votes for independence, former prime minister Sir John Major has warned" Telegraph:  Apple Watch unveiled alongside new larger iPhones Independent:  Times: 
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on RBS – RBS has made a statement saying it would leave Scotland in the invent of a yes vote on Scottish independence" Telegraph:  Islamic State crisis: Obama threatens action in Syria Times:  Express: 
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Sep 12, 2014 00:24
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Another ginger cat staring directly out of the page.
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Sep 12, 2014 00:28
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Camerons looks all 'Phwoooar im going to have a piece of that'
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Rigged Death Trap posted:Camerons looks all 'Phwoooar im going to have a piece of that' You know it! 
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Sep 12, 2014 03:09
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Cloud Potato posted:Express:  all I can see looking at this is that Sam Cam wants a divorce!
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mrpwase posted:
Hahahahahahaha! baka kaba posted:You know it! 
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baka kaba posted:You know it! 
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Great work, baka kaba! Guardian:  "Martin Rowson on Ian Paisley – The firebrand preacher-turned-politician, a figure who dominated Ulster Unionist politics for nearly six decades, died on Friday morning, aged 88." Yesterday's Independent:  John Lewis warns prices 'likely' to rise on 'Yes' vote Independent:  Scottish independence: Salmond calls for inquiry into Treasury 'leak' After Archibald Thorburn. Times:  Stephen Collins: 
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Cloud Potato posted:Stephen Collins: This one is loving great.
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Cloud Potato posted:Times:  Can you get more transparent than this, seriously? All they're missing is "uppity colonial" or something.
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Taciturn Tactician posted:
It's also scientifically wrong. The first word in the scientific name is the genus, while the second word refers to the specific species. For the genus to be "Piscenae pisspooris" (never heard of a multi-word genus, but I'm only mostly confident that there isn't one), the scientific name "Weeus eckus" would need to have the genus in its name. This is high-school level biology, he shouldn't have gotten it wrong.
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Observer: "Scottish independence: down boy! - Chris Riddell on how the Bank of England will shackle Alex Salmond" Yesterday's Telegraph:  Sunday Telegraph:  Independent on Sunday: 
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Cloud Potato posted:Yesterday's Telegraph: If this didn't say it was in yesterday's Telegraph I would have thought this was directly mocking the front page of today's Telegraph. edit: hang on, what even is that flag on the left? I don't recognise it. Angepain fucked around with this message at 10:24 on Sep 14, 2014 |
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Sep 14, 2014 10:10
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Taciturn Tactician posted:
It literally says "jumped-up", so I think we're already there.
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Angepain posted:If this didn't say it was in yesterday's Telegraph I would have thought this was directly mocking the front page of today's Telegraph.
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Once the referendum is done, I'm really going to miss every single political cartoon sounding like Oor Wullie.
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What is that Sunday Telegraph one even trying to imply? Salmond's a mobster? What?
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Wouldn't this imply that foreigners are trying to get off the van as it enters Calais?  People complaining about a hairdryer ban is about as first world problems as the complaining about iTunes customers getting a free U2 album.
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Angepain posted:If this didn't say it was in yesterday's Telegraph I would have thought this was directly mocking the front page of today's Telegraph. That's less a headline and more the beginnings of a rant.
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TinTower posted:People complaining about a hairdryer ban is about as first world problems as the complaining about iTunes customers getting a free U2 album. I see you're new to the oeuvre of Paul Thomas Coohoolin posted:What is that Sunday Telegraph one even trying to imply? Salmond's a mobster? What? Where do BoB's cartoons actually appear anyway? The Telegraph just doesn't seem like a good fit for a lot of his stuff - he's capable of pretty decent work, but a lot of it ends up being weak MS Paint pop culture references featuring Ed Miliband... does the Sunday paper have a yoof supplement or something? That Riddell dog is pretty good!
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baka kaba posted:I see you're new to the oeuvre of Paul Thomas e: vvv
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Guavanaut posted:I'm not sure Paul Thomas is either. He seems like the sort to be automatically suspicious of any foreign sounding word and deny having one. Or demand a referendum on it. I'm pretty sure he uses the word regularly in his daily conversations! Fuckin' immigrants, comin' oeuvre 'ere...
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