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Cloud Potato posted:Mail: "HEALTH (Of the BBC)" 
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alnilam posted:That computer's coming a long way from not telling people where the last golden ticket is. Well that would be cheating after all.
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alnilam posted:That computer's got a long way to go before it solves the question of entropy
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Pope Francis, well known for wearing a giant mitre.
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Xander77 posted:Pope Francis, well known for wearing a giant mitre.
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Xander77 posted:Pope Francis, well known for wearing a giant mitre. People itt would be like "Is that Lex Luthor? Why do we like this guy again?" if everything isn't made explicitly clear.
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Xander77 posted:Pope Francis, well known for wearing a giant mitre. Jesus Christ, what is it with this thread and the Pope's mitre? 
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Xander77 posted:Pope Francis, well known for wearing a giant mitre. I think the cartoon is intended to communicate to a wide range of people, including normals who don't pay that much attention to Pope hats.
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This Pope is so cool, he doesn't even wear this old conservative Pope hat anymore. That's how cool that Pope is and conservatives who draw him wearing the dreaded hat simply don't want to acknowledge that.
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Xander77 posted:Pope Francis, well known for wearing a giant mitre. The pope is famous for wearing a giant mitre. It's a symbol of the papacy that goes back for more than a millennia, a few years of Francis isn't going to change that. Especially when he still wears it for ceremonial occasions. It is the symbol for the Bishop in chess, it is the on the Vatican's official coat of arms, it has a long long history as a symbol of the church broadly and often bishops or the pope, the Bishop of Rome, specifically. The point of political cartoons is to use symbols that are easily recognizable to everyone. At this point it's like complaining that Republicans are anthropomorphic elephants when actual Republicans are almost all humans, except the pope has been wearing that hat since before there were Republicans. He's been wearing that symbol for centuries before Europe even knew there was a North America. Get over it.
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Actually, Jeb Bush switched to contact lenses at the end of his campaign, so glasses is a horrible mistake on the cartoonist's part and he should be banned from drawing political cartoons ever again.
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Also, elephants and donkeys can't actually walk on two legs and say political things, you loving hacks.
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Furthermore, Malcolm Turnbull doesn't wear a stovepipe hat made of a tin. Does Pope even know what Australian politicians look like?
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Paladinus posted:Furthermore, Malcolm Turnbull doesn't wear a stovepipe hat made of a tin. Does Pope even know what Australian politicians look like? Maybe the giant mitre is blocking his view.
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Who cares what they look like, as long as they are haunted by the ghost of Abbot?
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If a cartoon depicted the Pope in his usual outfit, people might think his zucchetto was a kippah.
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I mean, I've never seen David Pope wear a giant mitre.
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Kopijeger posted:If a cartoon depicted the Pope in his usual outfit, people might think his zucchetto was a kippah. Is there any actual difference? (I could be missing  , of course.  )
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Trump's head is spinning and he's projectile-vomiting. Papa Frank is in ritual garb to perform the exorcism.
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Doc Hawkins posted:Trump's head is spinning and he's projectile-vomiting. Papa Frank is in ritual garb to perform the exorcism. Yer mom's sucking yoooge cocks in hell Frankie.
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Trump's support is deep, but not wide, unless by "wide" we mean "has a lot of fatasses included therein." An excellent illustration, Lester!
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election out of spite I don't want to win, I want you to lose
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Suddenly, insulting/alienating America's allies doesn't matter when the candidate is Also, haha, GB is only included there because of that petition about banning him from entering Britain because of the racist things he's said.
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When the pope isn't wearing his hat, everyone should be asking "where is the pope hat?"
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Washington DC is represented as an adult black baby, gently caress yoooouuuu
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Geostomp posted:They don't care about costs, troops, or much of anything else. All they care about is that they can look like they're "tough on crime/terror". Republican voters have been well trained to suppress critical thinking, so they eat this up. On top of that, if you told them how much it costs to run Guantanamo they would then claim that if we'd just stop treating those drat terrorists like they're on a vacation that would cut costs, these are the same people that read that email forward about how Sheriff Joe Arpaio only feeds his prisoners two meals a day with green bologna and they sleep on cots with no pillows and go "That's how prison SHOULD be run!" Alternatively, they'll just claim that we should kill 'em all. At any rate, the conservative response to Gitmo being expensive to run is definitely not going to be "Oh, well then it makes sense to shut it down." It's to either deny due process to the accused (because they're evil and don't deserve it) or treat them like poo poo.
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Cpt.Americant posted:The pope is famous for wearing a giant mitre. It's a symbol of the papacy that goes back for more than a millennia, a few years of Francis isn't going to change that. Especially when he still wears it for ceremonial occasions. It is the symbol for the Bishop in chess, it is the on the Vatican's official coat of arms, it has a long long history as a symbol of the church broadly and often bishops or the pope, the Bishop of Rome, specifically. The point of political cartoons is to use symbols that are easily recognizable to everyone. At this point it's like complaining that Republicans are anthropomorphic elephants when actual Republicans are almost all humans, except the pope has been wearing that hat since before there were Republicans. He's been wearing that symbol for centuries before Europe even knew there was a North America. Get over it. colonel_korn posted:
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Shugojin posted:This is really transphobic and all but I saw those pants, thought of this, and can't stop giggling
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DACK FAYDEN posted:I'm glad someone else had the exact same reaction I did. I feel like you have to be pretty familiar with the flashing game to know about half pants
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