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I see Mac got tired of attempted satire and is back to his usual form. gently caress off, Mac.
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on Theresa May, Brexit and the winds of change – Theresa May has caused further ill will in Brussels by rejecting an invitation to address the European parliament in public – instead insisting she will only talk to its leaders behind closed doors" Telegraph:  Lords attack Government's 'unacceptable' plan to use Henry VIII powers to speed up Brexit Independent:  EU 'worried' by UK's Irish border proposals Times:  Evening Standard:  Mail: Mac on... Prince George's first day at school 
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on racism and UK criminal justice – Labour MP David Lammy highlights ‘racial bias’ and proposes plan to offer some first-time offenders the chance to go on rehabilitation programmes rather than face trial" Telegraph:  Last Night of the Proms: Stars prepare for spectacular finale Independent:  Times:  Stephen Collins: 
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"Itensive Care". Am I missing something?
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"It's because Trump can't spell" - Adcock, who can't spell.
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Observer: "David Davis's power grab – David Simonds on the so-called Henry VIII powers that will rewrite EU laws without parliamentary debate" Sunday Telegraph:  Irma: UK Government defends response to hurricane after Corbyn says it 'should have acted much faster' Independent om Sunday:  Sunday Times: 
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Guardian: "Ben Jennings on Theresa May and the European Union withdrawal bill – Theresa May appears likely to be forced into an early tactical retreat over theEuropean Union withdrawal bill, as Conservative MPs from both sides of the referendum divide flex their muscles" Telegraph:  Tony Blair defends call for EU migration curbs; iPhone X: Apple’s latest iPhone name leaks ahead of official release Independent:  Times:  Evening Standard:  Jeremy Corbyn: Single market membership 'open for discussion'; Bake Off: Paul Hollywood in Nazi outfit apology
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gently caress off, Adams
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on Donald Trump and natural disasters – Donald Trump has said his thoughts are with the survivors and families of the victims of Hurricanes Irma and Harvey" Telegraph:  Brexit: EU repeal bill wins first Commons vote Independent:  Former Europe minister Caroline Flint to defy Labour whips on EU bill Times:  Evening Standard:  Boris Johnson flies to Caribbean amid criticism over UK response Mail: MAC on... Tony Blair speaking out again  'I'm afraid it's one of those irritating pains in the bottom that just when you think you're rid of it, it pops back up again – we call it a Tony Blair.' David Squires: 
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on the public sector pay cap – Theresa May’s government faces months of strife over public sector pay after a decision to lift the 1% annual cap on increases was met with derision from Labour and renewed threats of strikes by trade unions" Telegraph:  Sir Peter Hall obituary: powerful force in British theatre; Waiting for Godot - Wikipedia Independent:  Times:  Evening Standard:  iPhone X: new Apple smartphone dumps home button for all-screen design; I'm like Mandela, says Red Len McCluskey on the day unions threaten a wave of illegal strikes over public sector pay Mail: MAC on... building a tunnel under Stonehenge 
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Cloud Potato posted:
lol at this prick pretending he wouldn't have been calling for Mandela or Gandhi to be hung, drawn and quartered.
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Gandhi and Mandela, noted for never breaking any laws. They just said nicely 'please stop oppressing us' and poof, colonialism and racism were over. Len could learn a lot from that.
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Funny, we had the exact same scandal this year with the secretary of the ACTU in Australia calling for illegal strikes. Good.
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on the UK arms trade – The international trade secretary, Liam Fox, has mounted an unabashed defence of Britain’s arms industry on the opening day of one of the world’s biggest weapons trade exhibitions" Telegraph:  Juncker says EU will 'move on' from Brexit in state of union speech Independent:  Times:  Myanmar says 40% of Rohingya villages targeted by army are now empty Evening Standard:  May suffers humiliation as DUP backs Labour on NHS pay and tuition fees Mail: MAC on... the iPhone X launch  Guardian Australian Sport: 
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Cloud Potato posted:Mail: I'm glad someones finally taking a stand against battery hogging apps
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on opening of Grenfell Tower inquiry – The retired judge leading the Grenfell Tower inquiry has promised ‘to get at the truth’ of what caused the inferno that killed at least 80 people" Telegraph:  Royal Navy a 'laughing stock' with three quarters of its warships out of action and 'struggling to protect British citizens' Independent:  Times:  Theresa May to deliver Brexit speech in Florence Evening Standard:  Tillerson on North Korea: Russia and China must take 'direct action' over missile launch; Timelapse of Adams drawing this 'toon. Mail: MAC on... How women get bored of having sex with their partner after a year  'Ta-raaa! Happy first anniversary, my little passion flower!'
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Guardian: "Nicola Jennings on NHS pay demands and the public purse – Unions have ramped up the pressure over public sector pay by demanding a 3.9% rise for 1 million NHS staff plus an extra £800 to make up for lost earning power during austerity" Telegraph:  Theresa May successfully fought against new homes in her constituency weeks before unveiling huge increase in housing targets The i paper:  London tube bombing: PM says terror threat level raised to critical Times:  Theresa May rebukes Donald Trump over tube bombing tweets Stephen Collins:  Bonus! Prospect magazine: 
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Observer: "Chickens coming home to roost for Theresa May – Chris Riddell on the squadron of woes currently afflicting the government" Sunday Telegraph:  Boris Johnson - My vision for a bold, thriving Britain enabled by Brexit; Boris Johnson ought to be fired, furious Tories tell May Independent on Sunday:  Sunday Times: 
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Well, at least he didn't label the bin.
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I can't see most of the images in this thread or other threads, no matter what machine I'm posting from. Anybody know what esoteric part of the SA forums I've hosed up?
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Cloud Potato posted:
I realise this comic is pro-NIMBY but they're right that our grandchildren won't forgive us if we don't build more housing.
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nopantsjack posted:I can't see most of the images in this thread or other threads, no matter what machine I'm posting from. They are mostly hosted on imgur.com, is that blocked for you for some reason?
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If you're in the uk and your isp is Vodafone you need to allow security exceptions for imgur and i.imgur
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Ichabod Sexbeast posted:If you're in the uk and your isp is Vodafone you need to allow security exceptions for imgur and i.imgur Wow, thanks, I would have never figured that out in a million years. e: thats sorted it, how strange, vodafone seem pretty awful so far but otoh i got a good deal and the internet is actually faster than advertised which has never happened. Communist Thoughts fucked around with this message at 15:32 on Sep 18, 2017 |
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Guardian: "Ben Jennings on Boris Johnson and the Tory leadership – Boris Johnson has been accused of ‘backseat driving’ over his article reviving the idea of £350m a week becoming available for the NHS after Brexit" Telegraph:  Independent:  ‘I could be the next PM’: Vince Cable plots path back from wilderness Times:  Evening Standard: 
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on Boris Johnson – Theresa May has insisted her government is being ‘driven from the front’, as she distanced herself from Boris Johnson’s renewed claim that up to £350m a week extra should be made available for the NHS after Brexit"  "Steve Bell on 'political adults' – Britain needs “political adults” to work together to halt a damaging Brexit, Vince Cable will tell the Liberal Democrat conference on Tuesday, urging moderate Conservatives and Labour MPs to work with his party" Telegraph:   Independent:   Times:  Ryanair to tell 400,000 passengers of cancelled flights after roster 'mess-up' Evening Standard:  Mail: MAC on... Boris and Theresa's Cabinet showdown  David Squires:   I'm on holiday for the next week! If you're missing your Brit-poo poo-pic-fix, you can always just read @Cartoon4sale's Twitter feed.
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Have a nice holiday Cloud Potato! Guardian  Steve Bell on Trump's address to the UN. Telegraph  Theresa May, on the possibility of having to fork out for the so-called EU divorce bill. The Times  Daily Heil  Mac Grauniad  Squires.
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Imgur's finally letting me upload poo poo without trapping me in a perpetual "Are you a robot?" loop. Guardian Theresa May's Florence speech.   Also Uber's London contract on not being renewed.  Labour Brighton Conference.  (After McGill's "Stick of rock, cock?")  The rise of Nationalism - the increase of votes going to the right-wing German Alternative für Deutschland (AFD) party. Independant  Boris Johnson's very unsubtle attempts at rallying for Tory leadership  After Leonardo's Vitruvian Man  AFD again. Mirror  Telegraph The seldom-spotted political MATT  May - Florence speech. Also a reference to that time Boris Johnson got stuck on a zip-wire waving flags and generally being a oval office.  Preliminary sketch for speech aftermath.  AfD again  Bob is not on speaking terms with reality  The Daily 14/88 Funnel bins for drivers to more easily dispose of waste from a moving vehicle.  House of Lords, Lords getting paid despite barely speaking    Squires 
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I feel like I only really need two posts for this thread "gently caress off Mac" and "That Squires  ".Thanks for picking up the slack while Cloud Potato is away.
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Pilchenstein posted:I feel like I only really need two posts for this thread "gently caress off Mac" and "That Squires No problemo.  Guardian Labour's Brighton conference.  After Leonardo's Mona Lisa. Odd choice. Independant Ongoing America/North Korea impending nuclear armageddon.  Labour conference, again.    Torygraph Socialiƨm; it's just giving people money!   Gideon Standard ... ... ... Party conferences, and Hugh Hefner has died.  And Diane Abott was at a conference, and exists.  gently caress off Adams. Fittingly, his twitter is a non-stop stream of people telling him how unfunny he is, and how crap his art is. The Daily Wail Mac is literally a hundred years old.   Oh noes the tanking UK economy we've been shafting for years; we can't let it into their commie hands  F. U. C. K. O. F. F. M. A. C. Rowson Apparently he's working on an adaptation of the Communist Manifesto in his own inimitable style:  
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Sep 28, 2017 17:28
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The Dyson vacuum cleaner, famous for having a bag. You loving tool Mac. You idiot.
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Thanks for stepping in, Pesky Splinter. While I'm back from my holiday, it seems the internet connection in my terrible house-share is on the fritz; hopefully I'll be able to toon-post tomorrow. We'll see.
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The glowing image of the UK economy is an obvious Potemkin facade that must be knocked down before you can start fixing the problems hiding behind it. AGC.
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Cyrillic is just regular text with the occasional letter reversed, right? It's not like it's its own entire alphabet or anything, I'll go with the S and the E today
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Angepain posted:Cyrillic is just regular text with the occasional letter reversed, right? It's not like it's its own entire alphabet or anything, I'll go with the S and the E today 
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That Rowson looks like the good poo poo. Makes me think of a slightly more coherent Ralph Steadman.
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on the Tories and the general election – Theresa May has conceded her party was not ready when she called a snap general election in which the Conservatives lost their majority despite a hefty lead in opinion polls" Telegraph:  Independent:  Theresa May defends free market economy Times:  Evening Standard:  Mail: MAC on... England cricketer Ben Stokes being arrested after a late-night club brawl 
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Cloud Potato posted:Evening Standard: Can't wait for next week, both the giant protests go right by my office. 
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