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Fans posted:That's an awfully white Bonfire Party right there. A very bald/boneheaded one too. With what looks like a policeman or two attending. And a lot of dead-eyed gawping. It looks a lot like a fash gathering. 
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Dolash posted:I guess burning a traitor in effigy is a classic part of British culture, but there's something weirdly creepy about the Express guy's cheery-faced cartoon characters and their "the opposition are traitors, execute them!" comic. Like it's so easy to imagine him drawing basically the same cutesy styled cartoon for a book-burning. I'm not sure that's supposed to be an effigy...
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on the return of UK troops to Iraq – Defence secretary Michael Fallon says officers will be involved in strategic and advisory role" Telegraph:  Obama and Republican leader pledge to work together Independent:  Times:  Express:  France to spend €3m per year on Calais migrant centre
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on criticism of Ed Miliband's Labour party leadership – Labour leader forced to discount suggestions that mutinous backbenchers were organising to ask him to stand down" After John Heartfield. Telegraph:  After John Lewis. Independent:  Osborne 'expects' fuel price drop after fall in oil price Times:  Express:  Prince Charles puts his best foot forward in Mexico
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Somewhere out there, there is someone who looks forward to their little morning chortle at the Daily Express cartoon. Makes me wonder 
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Corgi's poppy isn't visible  Treacherous, troop hating dog
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gorki posted:Somewhere out there, there is someone who looks forward to their little morning chortle at the Daily Express cartoon. Makes me wonder
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Guardian: "First Dog on the Moon on tax avoidance – French, German and Dutch finance ministers have rounded on Luxembourg for allowing multinational companies to create complicated structures to avoid billions of dollars of tax" Telegraph:  Ed Miliband pledges to fight election 'street by street' Independent:  After Philippe de Champaigne. Times:  George Osborne defends claim of halving £1.7bn EU budget surcharge
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Cloud Potato posted:Independent: Robert Kilroy-Silk is re-entering politics? 
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Observer: " A political guide to monsters and mythology - Chris Riddell on the problems stalking Ed Miliband and David Cameron" Sunday Telegraph: 
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Cloud Potato posted:Sunday Telegraph: A strange time to be referencing goatse.
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on George Osborne and the EU bill – Scepticism greets chancellor's boast of halving EU bill to £850m as Treasury factors in automatic rebate to European Union" Telegraph:  Berlin Wall: Thousands of balloons released to mark fall Times:  Kinnock: Ed Miliband is not in danger as Labour leader Express: 
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Nov 10, 2014 01:40
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This week's If ... is looking like a winner. 
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Good to have If... back! Guardian:  "First Dog on the Moon on the idea of a new cold war – Mikhail Gorbachev has warned that tensions between the US and Russia over Ukraine have put the world on the brink of a new cold war" Telegraph:  First e-cigarette 'vaping' appear on TV Yesterday's Independent:  Independent:  A303 improvements part of £15bn 'roads revolution' Times:  Express:  Want to live to 120? Here’s how ....
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Nov 11, 2014 01:29
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In 15 years time? Yeah, I imagine so.
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on Theresa May and the European arrest warrant debacle – Government narrowly wins impromptu vote called by Labour after Speaker calls Tory U-turn on motion 'a sorry saga'" Telegraph:  Independent:  Times:  After Michelangelo. Express:  Armistice Day: Final Tower poppy laid as UK honours fallen
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Nice to see the serial killer from Scream enjoying a day out That Rowson one is pretty epic. Took me a while to notice Cameron tripping over the book
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on the forex rigging scandal – George Osborne says proceeds from regulator's crackdown on currency market rigging will be 'used for the wider public good'" After John Heartfield. Telegraph:  Ed Miliband: Labour 'will go forward united'; Rosetta: Waiting game after comet lander glitch Independent:  Times: 
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These two look amazing together.
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The number of people who died for no reason is an hilarious triviality! Ha ha.
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Chocolate Teapot posted:The number of people who died for no reason is an hilarious triviality! Ha ha. Anyone know where the 888,246 number comes from? A figure I've seen elsewhere is 956,703 so I'm wondering where the disparity has come in. Edit: It's apparently based on the number of identified graves and names on memorials, which presumably allows for some leeway. Kegluneq fucked around with this message at 12:22 on Nov 13, 2014 |
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on Alex Salmond - After more than 2,700 days as Scotland's longest-serving first minister and 215 sessions at first minister's questions, outgoing SNP leader Alex Salmond parried and ducked attacks on his record with open relish" Independent:  Ed Miliband attacks 'vested interests' Times:  Express:  Who's on I'm a Celebrity … Get Me Out Of Here 2014
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Man I really don't like that Gromit. It's supposed to be Ed Balls, right? Not Hitler?
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Cloud Potato posted:Guardian: That's a nice wee article about the last FMQ. I'm going to miss the big man.
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on blocking jihadis' re-entry to UK – Liberty, the civil rights group, and the Quilliam Foundation, the counter-extremism thinktank, said banning the entry of British citizens to the UK unless they agreed to specific conditions breached international citizenship laws" Also Griff Rhys Jones threatens to leave the country over Labour’s mansion tax Yesterday's Telegraph:  Telegraph:  Russell Brand officially a negative influence on politics, according to this Independent:  After George Sanders Times:  Stephen Collins:  Green Party, SNP and Plaid Cymru urge TV debates rethink
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Yesterday's Observer: "Political Gogglebox: couch critics have their say - David Simonds's take on a TV favourite" Guardian:  "Martin Rowson on the G20 summit in Brisbane – Vladimir Putin quit the G20 summit in Brisbane early after enduring hours of browbeating by a succession of Western leaders urging him to drop his support for secessionists in eastern Ukraine" Yesterday's Sunday Telegraph:  Telegraph:  Band Aid 30: X Factor unveiling for Ebola charity song Yesterday's Independent on Sunday:  Independent:   G20's koala diplomacy: world leaders show their cuddly side – in pictures Times:  Express:   It's wet! 
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Nov 17, 2014 01:43
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Isn't the whole thing with Santa's sleigh that it flies through the air? Why'd he need a boat? Are we expecting sea levels to rise by some 30,000 feet?
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forkboy84 posted:Isn't the whole thing with Santa's sleigh that it flies through the air? Why'd he need a boat? Are we expecting sea levels to rise by some 30,000 feet? Maybe it's a flying boat.
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That reindeer looks rough as gently caress, he could probably use the time off to recover from the bender he's been on.
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Rowson redeems that bloody kaola photoshoot.
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Coohoolin posted:That's a nice wee article about the last FMQ. I'm going to miss the big man. Don't worry, Wee Eck has no plans to shut up just yet. He's already talked about how he's donating his First Minister's pension to charity - which would be laudable, if hadn't told everyone himself - and will be moving on to heading the Westminster delegation of the SNP in the hopes of becoming Deputy Prime Minister.
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on the economy – David Cameron has issued a stark message that "red warning lights are flashing on the dashboard of the global economy" in the same way as when the financial crash brought the world to its knees six years ago" After Hyacinth Rigaud. Telegraph:  Independent:  Bird flu: 'Robust action' on Yorkshire duck farm case Times:  Express:  Romania election surprise as Klaus Iohannis wins presidency
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Jesus Christ, that last guy. I still haven't learned his name and I'm perfectly happy with that, because "that racist fucker from the Express with the lovely style" is all I ever need to remember about this guy.
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Express: Romania election surprise as Klaus Iohannis wins presidency [/quote] "There are enough Romanians in one place in the UK for them to be visible from space." gently caress off, you vile racist piece of poo poo.
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Redeye Flight posted:Jesus Christ, that last guy. I still haven't learned his name and I'm perfectly happy with that, because "that racist fucker from the Express with the lovely style" is all I ever need to remember about this guy.
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That earth is so badly drawn it looks like the Martians or whatever are just looking at a map through a porthole
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You only need to know three features on a on a globe. England, a small potato off of England (England owns this I think), and loving Euro-foreigns stealing are jobs while claiming benefits. If you turn the globe over you get Even Worse Foreigns (non-white (Charlie who drives the bus is okay though so I'm not racist)) and Plucky Little Aussies who have the right idea by putting them all in camps. Stop the boats.
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It's like that Spitting Image Tory Atlas of the World, except not meant as a joke. That's how Thomas really sees the world.
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That must be a mirror in the distance behind the Earth because China isn't even on the same side of the planet shown
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ClownSyndrome posted:That must be a mirror in the distance behind the Earth because China isn't even on the same side of the planet shown You can't see it all that well when it's on the right side either. http://www.nasa.gov/vision/space/workinginspace/great_wall.html Although, I suppose aliens might have some sort of radar vision.
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