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Full-Bodied Flavor posted:Can someone explain this? Hillary is 'vulnerable' in right wing wonderland where people take their fake scandals seriously, so OBVIOUSLY the DNC is scrambling for someone new to replace her RIGHT NOW but all they have is famous stupid person and not veteran politician at all Joe Biden and Liz Woo Woo Me Drinkum Firewater Warren who was stupid for a bit but got caught and it's been resolved everywhere but the same right wing wonderland. He's trying to say the Democrats are stuck with 3 terrible front runners instead of an inevitable Clinton win, a respected veteran in politics like Biden who like, said 'yea I might like to run' once, and Warren who's incredibly loved by the left because the Republicans have literally nothing after Walker imploded at CPAC saying things like Reagan busting the air traffic controllers was the single greatest foreign policy moment he saw or something.
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Hm. That blue fellow looks familiar, but from where...?
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Bicyclops posted:Hm. That blue fellow looks familiar, but from where...? The year without Santa Claus?
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Bicyclops posted:Hm. That blue fellow looks familiar, but from where...? I can't tell if I'm missing something about this cartoon or people just aren't familiar with the Snow Miser.
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Crain posted:The year without Santa Claus? No. no. It's something about his really huge grin, the curled hair, and the scarf...
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Bicyclops posted:No. no. It's something about his really huge grin, the curled hair, and the scarf... Dr Who? 
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Bicyclops posted:No. no. It's something about his really huge grin, the curled hair, and the scarf... I have literally no idea what your getting at.
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The snow miser is literally this guy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yon2YuXssvominimalist posted:There is precisely one Supreme Court justice who has been literally caught napping during oral arguments, but gently caress if you'll ever see Rameriz mock that one. That reminds me, I don't recall seeing a single cartoon about Ginsburg being soused in a hearing.
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I don't think the data is that locked up Branco, I'm pretty sure you can go on NOAA or the EPA website and look it up.
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Taciturn Tactician posted:Alright, "lawmaker" was the wrong term, but if a bill is going to the supreme court with the case being "is this legal", surely you'd have to either believe it was legal or not to make a decision, so how is it worth recusing yourself if you believe it's legal? There is a theory that judges should always be neutral on political issues, so that they can judge purely on the legality of cases rather than simply choosing the side they want to win. Scalia, for instance, is widely seen as a partisan hack who will rule for the Republican side no matter what (the fact that the ridiculous "typo case" King v. Burwell is even being considered is evidence that bias exists). It's a nice theory, but it's never really worked, due to the unfortunate fact that judges are human. quote:I don't think the data is that locked up Branco, I'm pretty sure you can go on NOAA or the EPA website and look it up. So, Branco, I assume the contradicting data from the people who pay your salary are completely open and transparent?
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Apple Pie Hubbub posted:Day By Day is possibly Why are those moss covered logs talking to each other? quote:
I've never seen Mr .Uecker wearing a scarf, but I'd bet early April games get mighty cold in the Milwaukee radio booth.
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minimalist posted:There is precisely one Supreme Court justice who has been literally caught napping during oral arguments, but gently caress if you'll ever see Rameriz mock that one. To be fair, Clarence Thomas has said many times over that he considers oral arguments to be a complete waste of his time and that he wouldn't attend them at all if he didn't have to.
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Zeroisanumber posted:To be fair, Clarence Thomas has said many times over that he considers oral arguments to be a complete waste of his time and that he wouldn't attend them at all if he didn't have to. You'd think an Ayn Rand fanboy like him would love hearing speeches that waste everyone's time 
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Apple Pie Hubbub posted:Day By Day is possibly Sandpuppy posted:Why are those moss covered logs talking to each other? DBD Comments posted:Wayne M
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quote:Wayne M Aw, Muir comes off as a little kid proud of how he used the photoshop filters. A very pervy little kid, but still, it's kind of adorable.
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Xanderkish posted:Aw, Muir comes off as a little kid proud of how he used the photoshop filters. A very pervy little kid, but still, it's kind of adorable. So a teenager?
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Mar 7, 2015 06:39
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Are these government workers' faces while looking at porn getting more and more disturbing, or is it just me?
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The fact Bruce Tinsley draws a paycheck from this poo poo is proof of world ruled by chaos.
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Darkman Fanpage posted:The fact Bruce Tinsley draws a paycheck from this poo poo is proof of world ruled by chaos.
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Mar 7, 2015 06:55
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Holy poo poo he used the Washington Times as a source!
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Mar 7, 2015 06:57
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Darkman Fanpage posted:Holy poo poo he used the Washington Times as a source! Washington Times was one of the earliest papers to run "Mallard" before it got nationally syndicated. Let that sink in for a moment.
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Mar 7, 2015 07:05
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so what do these look like in a normal paper? Zits  PORN PORN PORNITY PORNGarfield. ?
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OwlBot 2000 posted:Why is Marty so anti-marijuana?
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Christ, that's sobering. And I suddenly feel a lot better again!
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Jay Rust posted:New Marty Two Bulls. TCC just felt horror and they don't know why.
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OwlBot 2000 posted:Why is Marty so anti-marijuana? Indian reservations have been used as fronts to evade taxes and regulation on cigarettes, gambling, loansharking, etc. These industries are often of questionable benefit to the Indians themselves and in some cases have brought organized crime to the reservations. Marty seems concerned that pot will be more of the same.
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Apple Pie Hubbub posted:Day By Day is possibly "I know for a fact that there are men with guns on my property who intend to do me and mine harm. I wonder if I should warn my wife, her best friend, my sister-in-law, or my ex-wife (all mothers of young children) so that they can take precautions like barricading themselves in the house or arming themselves, or at least not go out skinny-dipping. "Hmmmm.... "Nah." E: Forgot about Jan (but then she's so very forgettable) Pththya-lyi fucked around with this message at 11:10 on Mar 7, 2015 |
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Not only are reservations often used for some seriously shady drug dealings, substance abuse among the Native population is pretty high. We've spoken a bit about how hopeless many Native American children feel and how dire they think the future is. Drug use is most certainly part of the problem, and Mr. Two Bulls is rightfully suspicious of any attempt to make it easier to enable that kind of destructive behavior. I don't think that he is intrinsically anti-weed, and he probably doesn't give a hoot one way or the other about its legalization in the national sense. Absolutely one of the strongest themes in his cartoons is his how highly Mr. Two Bulls thinks of and values young Native Americans, and he is very protective of them. It's like the recent cartoon he did about all of the consumerist crap that gets hurled out of the television screen at kids. Marty's not a "some weird Gizmo" kind of guy, he was very sharply pointing out that consumerist gotta have it culture is a big part of what is making kids so miserable. He is an amazingly talented artist and I wish that his cartoons got more exposure. They're funny and they're important.
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Doesn't blame America or Western culture in general, 0/10.
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Isn't internet pornography popular with pretty much every demographic? Paying for porn? The duck doth protest too much, methinks.
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Cat Mattress posted:Doesn't blame America or Western culture in general, 0/10. Also, I'm amazed no one has mentioned that he appears to be holding the blunt side of the sword to her throat
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Duckbag posted:Also, I'm amazed no one has mentioned that he appears to be holding the blunt side of the sword to her throat Even curved and single-edged swords commonly had a sharp so-called "false edge" on their back side near the tip, to assist with stabbing. A historically accurate cartoon  
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