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Doctor Spaceman posted:Hope this isn't a repost whoa shot outta no where at Agatha Christie, jeeze what she do to deserve that
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Ron Paul Atreides posted:
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Muir hasn't read an Agatha Christie novel in his entire life and he isn't fooling me into thinking he knows a thing about her 
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There is no part of that Agatha Christie metaphor which works.
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Pretty sure the extent of Muir's logic is: Woman who make mystery (googled)---> Bengahzi mystery---> Clinton=Bengahzi---> Clinton=Old Woman mystery---> Please donate. For the record: Poirot > Sherlock. Crain fucked around with this message at 06:48 on Feb 4, 2015 |
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Crain posted:For the record: Poirot > Sherlock. This man is using is order and method, working his little grey cells, and should be rewarded with a tisane.
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Does anyone know offhand the last time Obama claimed that something was Bush's fault?
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Linguica posted:Does anyone know offhand the last time Obama claimed that something was Bush's fault? Other Democrats have though and that's basically the same thing as him saying it though!
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Feb 4, 2015 06:55
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Well, at least it's a joke.
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Doctor Spaceman posted:Hope this isn't a repost Even for Muir that is some awkward art in panel 2. I think it's just supposed to be shading on the gown but the tangents make it look like a silhouette of some alien anatomy under there.
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While we'd all love a Palin presidential attempt, everyone knows she does this to bilk the idiots that somehow still support her, and after months hemming and hawing she'll say no before primary seasom starts. Probably the last time she'll be able to do it.
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SuperHappy posted:Even for Muir that is some awkward art in panel 2. I think it's just supposed to be shading on the gown but the tangents make it look like a silhouette of some alien anatomy under there. It's super-weird to have her dress in filmy gowns, too. With her tattoos and her bushy hair you'd expect her to dress in more of a punk-rock style, but I guess she is a Woo-mon and therefore can't help but want to dress all feminine-like.
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SuperHappy posted:Even for Muir that is some awkward art in panel 2. I think it's just supposed to be shading on the gown but the tangents make it look like a silhouette of some alien anatomy under there. I'm sure it's just a stock photo for something like "Morning Strech" or something. Other goons have been pretty good at finding his tracing material.
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Is anyone else profoundly bothered by the fact that all the women have glossy lips that take up a third of their faces and empty black eyes? Sam and Skye also seem to have noses coming out of their foreheads, but somehow that's less jarring.
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I am profoundly bothered by Muir's art in general
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Wow. This Obama caricature looks a lot better than his usual one.
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Feb 4, 2015 08:55
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Yes, Muir, insult Agatha Christie, the woman who wrote amazing mysteries whereas you can't even keep your own plot coherent.
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Australian politics is coming up hilarious lately. We've already seen Tones knight Prince Phillip, it's all downhill from here. Even noted LNP supporter Murdoch (yes that Murdoch, whose papers were so disgustingly pro-liberal in the last election it was unbelievable) thinks tony's full of poo poo lately.  Though this came out just before Murdoch decided the real problem with the Liberal Party is their chief of staff, Peta Credlin. One of the few women in the LNP, what a coincidence...  This is all you need to know about Andrew Bolt, though I also guess he's well-known for writing extremely right-wing editorials cheerleading the LNP and being a general tool.And Alan Jones is another usually notorious Seeing these guys rail against the libs and nats is like living in bizarro world... 
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Kakairo posted:I was going to ask "where's Where have you been? Rowson almost always does Farage as a snake.
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Ron Paul Atreides posted:whoa shot outta no where at Agatha Christie, jeeze Not be conventionally attractive Though she was rather pretty when she was young
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Any chance we're going to see anti-vax cartoons from anyone but Dees? Normally I'd expect them all to line up in formation, but most of the right-wing cartoonists seem to be ignoring the story and Ramirez made a legitimately good cartoon where he is clearly pro-vax. Have we finally found the level to which even these assholes won't sink?
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Crain posted:Be a woman with social agency? It's probably sexism, though possibly with a hint of jealousy. After all; Agatha Christie is the "Queen of Crime" - while Muir is just the "King of Criminally Bad Writing"...
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MissEchelon posted:And Alan Jones is another usually notorious Alan Jones had a particular chip on his shoulder for that one.
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Duckbag posted:These characters are all just so adorable. Yeah, Pope is my favourite local cartoonist.
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So is this only Superfail 44 because 5 Super Bowls didn't have Superfails, or did he only start counting Superfails ater the fifth Super Bowl?
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After the uprising of June 17th The Secretary of the Authors' Union Had leaflets distributed in the Stalinallee Which said that the people Had forfeited the government's confidence And could only win it back By redoubled labour. Wouldn't it Be simpler in that case if the government Dissolved the people and Elected another? -Bertolt Brecht
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Europe and the Jews , We like to think of the attempt to destroy the Jews as a Nazi effort and fool ourselves by ignoring the traditional Jew-hatred of much of European society. Then, as now, it wasn't only the Germans. Labels: antisemitism, Europe, History, Holocaust, IDF, Israel, Jewish State, war crimes In Every Generation  , Yup. As the Haggadah teaches: "In every generation they rise up against us." And speaking of the Haggadah, if you want to get your Dry Bones Haggadahs for this coming Passover, you'll have to order now! The LSW (Long Suffering Wife) mails them out from our local post office here in Israel. So if you want to make sure you'll get yours in time, you've got to order now! For details go to http://store.drybones.com Labels: antisemitism, Haggadah, Holocaust, Israel
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JaggerMcDagger posted:Europe and the Jews There may be a few problems with this comparison.
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JaggerMcDagger posted:Europe and the Jews An alternate history in which an Israel of sorts was founded after WWI could be interesting. I doubt that the tiny, isolated state would be able to invade Germany, though.
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"Please reconsider bombing a crowded residential area full of civilians who cannot leave" "Oh so you want us to just lay down our arms, bow down to Hamas, and let them holocaust us? You're sick."
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alnilam posted:"Please reconsider bombing a crowded residential area full of civilians who cannot leave" "Heh, I bet you wouldn't feel this way if we were murdering innocent Germans seventy years ago under circumstances that would have been very different were we in such a position!"
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JaggerMcDagger posted:Europe and the Jews If the IDF decided to shell an entire city in order to get one or two people, then yes probably.
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Gravel Gravy posted:If the IDF decided to shell an entire city in order to get one or two people, then yes probably. Eh... mass barrage of civilian territory was more the accepted norm back then.
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JaggerMcDagger posted:Europe and the Jews This is actually pretty accurate. If the Holocaust had never happened and Israel did to white Europeans what they're doing to the Palestinians, they probably would be charged with war crimes.
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