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Exclamation Marx posted:Pththya-lyi stop trolling chris muir and then bragging about it here jesus christ It's not me. e. But I will stop posting the DbD comments, they're not very fun Pththya-lyi fucked around with this message at 13:45 on Jan 3, 2015 |
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Guardian: "Ben Jennings on the Conservative election campaign – David Cameron is to launch a controversial Conservative advertisement claiming the party has halved the deficit while in government" Independent: After Degas. Times:
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I'm anticipating Muir's introduction of a Greek woman into his comic.
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Twelve by Pies posted:I believe Freep has a political cartoons thread but it's not as active as this one, and yeah they hate all the cartoonists we love, and love all the cartoonists we hate. Do they have an evil version of Pants Donkey?
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Shadow of the Colossus has a more colorful palette than I remembered.
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Twelve by Pies posted:I believe Freep has a political cartoons thread but it's not as active as this one, and yeah they hate all the cartoonists we love, and love all the cartoonists we hate. Edit: I tried to look at Freep but their search is so terrible that I didn't much that was interesting. CampingCarl fucked around with this message at 16:10 on Jan 3, 2015 |
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Capt. Sticl posted:Steve Breen with, I think, the first obituary cartoon of the year: Terrifying, isn't it?
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E-Tank posted:Hey, Gal Tea, get an account and come try and convert us godless socialist heathens to your pure libertarian strain. People going on other websites and trolling doesn't bother me but this poo poo is weird as hell.
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I don't know what the opossum represents but I'm in love. If I had more scratch I'd edit this down and purchase :vopossum:
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Exclamation Marx posted:Pththya-lyi stop trolling chris muir and then bragging about it here jesus christ I am very amused by Parliamentarians saying "Blah" instead of "Aye".
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Xander77 posted:I don't think that was too bad. But this reminds me: I don't fully understand the first one, although if I had to guess I'd say it's about patriotism. Is that correct? Also, is the second one supposed to be sincere? Because it's almost so pro-Putin and over the top that it comes off as sarcastic.
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quote:Also, is the second one supposed to be sincere? Because it's almost so pro-Putin and over the top that it comes off as sarcastic. Space Cadet Omoly posted:I don't fully understand the first one, although if I had to guess I'd say it's about patriotism. Is that correct? Look, you're seeing the same imperialistic Mickey Mouse (fantastic avatar material btw), government officials tearing apart the red square for private dachas and various nationalities attempting to carve apart the great Russian cake as I am. You have links to those figures that are not easily identifiable to a Western viewer. At this point you have about as much info as I do. ... Edit: "And how can we win if we are so easily bought How can we win, if we are so easily sold Wide is our Motherland High up is the President - our father You could keep on stealing for a thousand years But eventually... (subverted rhyme - you're expecting "we are hosed" instead of:) Ah, there comes a new dawn Fellows, we don't want to live in vain. How abundant is our Motherland Earth and gold and even oil We could live here and never come to grief So whence comes this... Ah, there comes a new dawn Fellows, we should not live in vain. And how can we win if we are so easily bought How can we win, if we are so easily sold Oh so powerful is our Motherland Tanks, cruisers, and good old lead (Mickey Mouse here) But who is now willing to fight for it? And again, there comes... Ah, there comes a new dawn Fellows let us not live in vain. How can arrange things to everyone's liking So they finally stop taking things apart (not going to go through the entire song, but this bit corresponds to the cake carving) So that we'll all be alive come morning Otherwise, we will all come to be... Oh, a new dawn is coming Fellows we are not living in vain. And how can we win if we are so easily bought How can we win, if we are so easily sold so easily sold ..." Xander77 fucked around with this message at 18:12 on Jan 3, 2015 |
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Pththya-lyi posted:John Muir was a great naturalist, the father of American conservationism, and an actual badass. (He used to climb trees in thunderstorms so he could sway in the wind.) Chris isn't fit to lick his boots. He was in the National Parks thing that Ken Burns did, correct?
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"My goal was to die!"
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JaggerMcDagger posted:"My goal was to die!" Genie, you're free.
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Ah yes, I remember how Governor Cuomo balanced the state budget by punching blocks to find hidden coins.
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Selachian posted:Ah yes, I remember how Governor Cuomo balanced the state budget by punching blocks to find hidden coins. There's a joke about Long Island goombas in here somewhere, but I just can't make it work.
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loving stop putting words in dead peoples' mouths, you dopes!
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# ? Jan 3, 2015 19:43 |
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I could actually see Cuomo saying the 'loftier' line.
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Ugly and stupid, even by Chip Bok's standards. Chip Bok posted:When the US Embassy in Benghazi was hit by terrorists the White House was quick to blame the attack on another lousy movie, Innocence of Muslims. Our own Dear Leader’s passion for free speech blazed less fervently in those days. The movie’s producer was thrown in jail. Except him being thrown in jail had nothing to do with bashing Muslims. Chip's either too dumb to figure that out or is lying to his audience. Either works for a cog in the wingnut poo poo machine.
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D.N. Nation posted:Except him being thrown in jail had nothing to do with bashing Muslims. Chip's either too dumb to figure that out or is lying to his audience. Either works for a cog in the wingnut poo poo machine.
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Samuel Clemens posted:Government spending? Higher taxes? Sure sounds like commie claptrap to me. 1950s was a different time :P Also note that the devil called the patriotic everyman a "liberal", like it was dirty. The thing is, being anti-communist was considered a liberal thing back then.
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So I was watching Foodfight! the other day, and is there any chance that Muir had a job on it for some time? It seemed very stylistically similar to DbD, particularly in its depiction of women.
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This is the anti-Gorrell.
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LaughMyselfTo posted:So I was watching Foodfight! the other day, and is there any chance that Muir had a job on it for some time? It seemed very stylistically similar to DbD, particularly in its depiction of women. You know, I'm convinced that working on that movie is what led to Charlie Sheen to officially go crazy.
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Mister Beeg posted:You know, I'm convinced that working on that movie is what led to Charlie Sheen to officially go crazy.
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LaughMyselfTo posted:So I was watching Foodfight! the other day, and is there any chance that Muir had a job on it for some time? It seemed very stylistically similar to DbD, particularly in its depiction of women. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXPnPe08-wM
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It's rare to get the best looking cartoon of the year on the first week of January.
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After reading the Gay Abortions Awards thread for 2014, I realized that nearly all of the cartoons and categories were from the second half of 2014. I feel like there should be a first-half-of-2015 mini-abortion awards so that we don't exclude the earlier cartoons.
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THE MOON! posted:After reading the Gay Abortions Awards thread for 2014, I realized that nearly all of the cartoons and categories were from the second half of 2014. I feel like there should be a first-half-of-2015 mini-abortion awards so that we don't exclude the earlier cartoons. How about every four months? We could call them the first, second, and third trimester Gay Abortions Awards.
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# ? Jan 3, 2015 22:41 |
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How about a gay abortion every month?
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LaughMyselfTo posted:How about every four months? We could call them the first, second, and third trimester Gay Abortions Awards. I like this
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LaughMyselfTo posted:How about every four months? We could call them the first, second, and third trimester Gay Abortions Awards. That's some good timing too, long enough to get a lot of contenders without being so long as to forget the earlier in the year stuff. Even the categories seemed to be biased towards the end of the year, I mean a whole category for The Interview?
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Today's Marshall Ramsey: This batch finishes up most of the major stuff that happened in Mississippi. After this I think I'll do a big weekend post of Ramsey's cartoons (skipping any minor local stuff). General US/international issues (1) Politians, amiright? (2) Obama bad president pee pee doo doo General State stuff (3) Mississippi has a lovely education system and every year the legislature tries (4) Combining the above with another (5) Mississippians don't know how to deal with cold weather. Also, our roadways suck. Seriously. "The Stack" is the local name for the combination of I-55 and I-20 and Mississippi highway 49 into one roadway, while the Waterworks curves are a series of S-curves located near the Jackson City Waterworks (hence the name) that are either accident prone (if people take the curves too fast) or bottlenecks (if people slow down to take the curves). (6) Current governor Phil Bryant is one of the (7) MS prisons are horribly run, and inmates regularly escape from them. Even worse is the smuggling, with cell phones and drugs rampant and guards regularly doing the smuggling. (The local paper even did a week long series on this here.) Fortunately, the inmates are dumb enough to use the cell phones to post selfies, including one who posed eating a smuggled turkey leg. (8) Of course, the big story was that our state DoC commissioner, Chris Epps, had been indicted in a massive federal bribery scandal involving giving a local businessman multiple "no-bid" contracts for prison services in exchange for multiple cashier's checks to pay off Epps's mortgages, and cash. Actual cold, hard cash that Epps kept in a safe in his home. Epps now faces up to 368 years in prison. The good thing is that these scandals have made state government take a good look at how the prison system works to try and fix these problems.
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LaughMyselfTo posted:How about every four months? We could call them the first, second, and third trimester Gay Abortions Awards. If nothing else, there should be nominees and categories from each section of the year.
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Technowolf posted:
Wow, what a thoroughly original joke.
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Why do British cartoonists all use Bell's caricatures? It's really weird.
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