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Cloud Potato posted:Guardian: Cat fats are back in force!
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What's the last straw that got people to flip out on Cameron more than usual? My twitter is blowing up with Cameron-hate.
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Cloud Potato posted:Independent: Let's play count the axes. I've got 23.
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Volkerball posted:What's the last straw that got people to flip out on Cameron more than usual? My twitter is blowing up with Cameron-hate. While i'd like to think people had finally got fed up of the Tories and the hellish future they want us to experience (literally turning the class system into homeowner/renter) it's more likely that he's just seen as ineffective at executing his right ring agenda. Lots of really charming people angry that we're still in the EU, still have human rights and still aren't lynching the paedoislamic gypsie hordes. It's why the Tories consider defection to UKIP a bigger danger than Labour. Future historians of Britain will name this period the "Era of mass English prickery and general hysteria".
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Dec 6, 2014 00:03
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Nigel Farage will be the next Prime Minister of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
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Cloud Potato posted:Express: Is it supposed to be Cleese? He was exactly in one James Bond film back in 2002. Paladinus fucked around with this message at 22:14 on Dec 6, 2014 |
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Volkerball posted:What's the last straw that got people to flip out on Cameron more than usual? My twitter is blowing up with Cameron-hate. I think like a week ago there was some big organised campaign to get a hashtag like '#cameronmustgo' or something trending. I don't use twitter but I saw a bunch of stuff from it on the grauniad site. e: heres a page where they collected a bunch of it: http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2014/nov/24/cameronmustgo-twitter-users-decry-david-camerons-record
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Mr. Squishy posted:Let's play count the axes. I've got 23. I've only got 22, or are you counting the double headed axe in the coat rack as two?
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Dec 7, 2014 08:25
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Cloud Potato posted:Independent:
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Scaramouche posted:I've only got 22, or are you counting the double headed axe in the coat rack as two? Yeah, I forgot double-headed axes exist.
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Dec 7, 2014 11:31
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Yesterday's Guardian: "Martin Rowson on government spending cuts" also Elgin Marbles: British Museum lends statue to Russia Observer:  The Road to Wigan Pier Yesterday's Telegraph:  Sunday Telegraph:  Ex-SNP leader Alex Salmond announces he is to stand for UK Parliament, I guess? Yesterday's Independent:  After Boucher. Independent on Sunday:  Yesterday's Stephen Collins: 
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Dec 7, 2014 17:30
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Cloud Potato posted:
That is an excellent caricature of Osbourne, it captures so much about him, like his smarminess and general misanthropy. So much better than the apparent arms race people seem to be going into over his nose's resemblance to balls.
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Dec 7, 2014 20:58
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Cloud Potato posted:Yesterday's Independent:
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Dec 7, 2014 21:07
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on Alex Salmond standing in the 2015 general election Former SNP leader to run for Lib Dem-held seat of Gordon and says 2015 election could put his party in a commanding position" Telegraph:  Archbishop Justin Welby urges help for UK hungry Independent:  Times:  US police shooting: Funeral for shot NYC man Express: 
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Dec 8, 2014 01:13
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Cloud Potato posted:Express: Alex Salmond is a political giant who strides colossus-like above our petty political bickering. A  cartoon.
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Dec 8, 2014 13:11
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Scarfe Heavy stuff.
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Mr. Squishy posted:Scarfe This is just lazy.
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Dec 9, 2014 00:47
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Cloud Potato posted:Guardian: Haha I love how this cartoon continues to be spoofed in the English press. Bell makes a dropping the pilot cartoon at least once a year.
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on food poverty A Conservative member of a cross-party report on the issue of food poverty declared that one of its principal causes was that 'poor people do not know how to cook'" Telegraph:   'Weather bomb' raises risk of severe gales for Scotland  ; Coalition to survive despite spats, insists AlexanderIndependent:  Times:  Tory MP apologises for playing Candy Crush during committee Express:  It's cold!
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 Don't worry readers he was only an immigrant
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baka kaba posted:Don't worry readers he was only an immigrant He can't be an immigrant. Where's the stubble?
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Angepain posted:He can't be an immigrant. Where's the stubble? 
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on the Senate report on CIA torture Report released by Senate after four-year, $40m investigation concludes CIA repeatedly lied about brutal techniques in years after 9/11" Independent:  Times:  Express:  William and Kate visit 9/11 memorial in New York
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Thomas has been reading some of the shithead cartoonists posted in the Politoons thread.Eschers Basement posted:
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Angepain posted:He can't be an immigrant. Where's the stubble? 
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on PMQs The deputy leader of the Labour party, Harriet Harman, traded blows with Nick Clegg in Wednesday's prime minister's questions over Labour and the Liberal Democrats' respective records on women" Yesterday's Telegraph:  UKIP activist claims Roger Bird 'lied over relationship' Telegraph:  Doctor Who and Top Gear rides could feature at £2bn theme park Independent:  Times:  Express:  'Weather bomb' hits power and travel in northern UK
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Hah, "Always stays left". Adams has also cocked up this rollercoaster graph joke, in a really dumb way. Quality is ever increasing, while money fluctuates but generally rises. It wouldn't be hard to actually make that joke work, flip the graph's line horizontally and then swap the labels on each axis, and you'd have a BBC perpetually funded by more and more money, which creates varying but generally decreasing quality work. But hey, who needs to think about what they actually get paid to draw?
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Paladinus posted:Is it supposed to be Cleese? He was exactly in one James Bond film back in 2002. He was also R Q's assistant in The World Is Not Enough. 
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on Ed Miliband Labour has taken the symbolic decision to make the first of five election pledges a commitment to cut the deficit year on year, but he refused to give "an arbitrary date" by which it will be achieved" Telegraph:  Independent:  After Magritte. Times:  Express:  Britain has 'masses of room' for more people, OBR says
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The latest in the "Watch Paul Thomas struggle with Scale and Perspective" collection.
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Mr. Squishy posted:Scarfe What is this, Banksy?
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Why do people in the background/distance always look like bod in Thomas' otherwise excellent depictions of dicknoses with parkinsons?
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Cloud Potato posted:Independent:
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EvilGenius posted:What is this, Banksy? Let's just choose to remember Gerald's good times, like when he drew Bibi as a bricklayer and got yelled at by everyone.
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on Britain and the CIA torture report British agents may have been aware of the 'odd case' of torture by CIA officers and may even have been present while waterboarding was happening" Also Water bills: Ofwat sets out price restrictions Telegraph:  NI talks: McGuinness says Cameron must supply proper financial package, I guess? Independent:  Times:  Stephen Collins: 
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Cloud Potato posted:Sunday Telegraph: More likely the planned announcement of the new Scottish Labour leader, or the poll showing Labour collapsing against the SNP in Scotland.
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Cloud Potato posted:Sunday Telegraph: So the greatest proof ever that Farage is actually a true to life cryptofascist and the cartoonist just kinda focuses on the right wing split benefiting Labour. Hmmm yes. Quite.
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Regarde Aduck posted:So the greatest proof ever that Farage is actually a true to life cryptofascist and the cartoonist just kinda focuses on the right wing split benefiting Labour. Well it is the telegraph.
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