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Cloud Potato posted:Mail: The kid learning French or German would be the punchline in any other of these cartoons. It's like Onion's Kelly was real and completely sincere. I love it.
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baka kaba posted:I can't stop looking at that table. What is it with wealthy families and occult demonic artifacts?  
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May 1, 2015 23:27
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"I call this one 'Political Correctness'"
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Guavanaut posted:It's not the table that worries me.  I have to burn this e: tables
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May 2, 2015 00:32
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May 2, 2015 09:12
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on David Cameron's 'career-defining' election slip - The Conservative leader’s slip of the tongue appeared to reveal a preoccupation with his career, rather than the country" Telegraph:  Watch: Ed Miliband trips off the stage following Question Time leaders special Independent:  Election 2015: Don't gamble on the SNP, Ed Miliband says After JB Anderson. Times:  Far from the Madding Crowd (2015) - IMDb Stephen Collins: 
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May 2, 2015 15:28
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Aww that Telegraph one is adorable, look how safe Eddy is.
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May 2, 2015 15:31
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Why am I hearing about Far from the Madding Crowd everywhere when it has such a bland metacritic/IMDb score? Is it just that I only get my news from rich person places?
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May 2, 2015 17:30
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Mr. Squishy posted:Why would crummy reviews stop a studio from advertising their film. No, I mean hearing it discussed multiple times on NPR as a news item, not an ad, then seeing a reference to it in this UK political cartoon.
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May 2, 2015 17:38
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The press love a period drama, it's an easy thing to write about. They can use their English/History degree to critique it, and it's an excuse to have lots of pictures of ladies in pretty dresses and men in fancy uniforms.
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Cliff Racer posted:No, I mean hearing it discussed multiple times on NPR as a news item, not an ad, then seeing a reference to it in this UK political cartoon. Well yeah that's how promotion works innit! It's not coincidence when media outlets all start talking about the same thing at the same time. And then cartoons reference the stuff people are hearing about
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May 2, 2015 17:42
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Cliff Racer posted:No, I mean hearing it discussed multiple times on NPR as a news item, not an ad, then seeing a reference to it in this UK political cartoon. It came out in the UK yesterday, so it's suitable "A Thing Happened" fodder.
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Coohoolin posted:EDIT: Actually,Chris Cairns image dump incoming! Man, that guy hates Jim Murphy. Observer:  "The grim reaper looms… - Chris Riddell on the consequences of a Conservative victory" Sunday Telegraph:  Royal baby: William and Kate present daughter to the world Independent on Sunday: 
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May 3, 2015 01:22
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The Indy's is like the most childish thing ever, it's like babby's first political complaint.
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Cloud Potato posted:Man, that guy hates Jim Murphy. Jim Murphy has lower approval ratings than Cameron in Scotland, it's hardly surprising. quote:Sunday Telegraph: Nicola is a good, strong name for a girl. Alex can be a girl's name too. Just saying.
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Candi, a modern name for a modern princess!
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My fake money's on either Elizabeth or Victoria.  Guardian:  "Martin Rowson on the royal baby – Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s daughter dominates front pages as election week begins" Telegraph:  Election 2015: Lib Dems will insist on public sector pay rise Independent:  Times:  Ed Miliband unveils stone carved with Labour pledges to be placed at Downing St if he wins
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Maybe Miliband Eats Royal Baby Brilliant.
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Cliff Racer posted:Maybe Miliband Eats Royal Baby I read it as "Mad Miliband".
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Cloud Potato posted:Times: Right everyone, get out your magnifying glasses. I can make out "a knighthood for the mighty Alex", but that's about it
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One thing that I really love about the Guardian cartoonists is that they always portray reporters/press corps, like everyone else, in a negative light. Thats not really something you can find in the news anywhere else and its very refreshing.
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Have they ever taken shots specifically at the Guardian itself? That would be brave.
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J_RBG posted:What are Cameron and Boris doing to their foreheads? They're getting pumped up.
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What's with "HATE" and "THUD" on Boris's knuckles? In the Rowson one.
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May 5, 2015 00:39
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Man, the guy who leads the sculpture group I sometimes attend does kinda look like that. Flat hat, scraggly beard, fag in his mouth most of the time, even a little neck scarf sometimes.
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May 5, 2015 00:44
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it would be really cool if miliband actually commissioned a statue of him holding the decapitated noggin of call me dave
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That Bell one is terrible and lazy.
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Silly Hyena posted:That Bell one is terrible and lazy. No kidding, I honestly thought my eyes were playing a trick on me at first.
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I never thought I'd say it but that is a pretty good cartoon from Mac.
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a pipe smoking dog posted:I never thought I'd say it but that is a pretty good cartoon from Mac. After months of pushing an anti-labour agenda instead of telling jokes he suddenly does a funny pro-Miliband cartoon 2 days before the election 
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Strawman posted:After months of pushing an anti-labour agenda instead of telling jokes he suddenly does a funny pro-Miliband cartoon 2 days before the election You're confusing Mac and the Times guy, I think.
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BravestOfTheLamps posted:The kid learning French or German would be the punchline in any other of these cartoons. It's like Onion's Kelly was real and completely sincere. I love it.
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Strawman posted:After months of pushing an anti-labour agenda instead of telling jokes he suddenly does a funny pro-Miliband cartoon 2 days before the election I think it's meant to be mocking his ego and arrogance. You know, given he's publicly revealing something meant to be displayed if he wins the election, and Mac doesn't think he has a chance because his paper can't decide whether to stick its head up the familiar warmth and comfort of David Cameron's arse, or be daring and go for that outrageous That, or if it is pro-Miliband, it'd have to be the most fellatory cartoon produced this side of the Atlantic.
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