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Apple Pie Hubbub posted:Is anyone willing to explain this reference? I'm old AF. 
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Lord Hydronium posted:"Nuke Coal Miners": definitely a common saying heard among the left. Gotta nuke something.
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So many crocodile tears the last few pages from those cartoonists. Like, at least one or two acknowledged that THE PRESIDENT YOU PEOPLE WANTED SEXUALLY ASSAULTED PEOPLE AND BRAGGED ABOUT IT.
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Didn't Trump even make fun of one the women accusing him of sexual assualt, calling her ugly?
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So is this the angle right-wing media is going with? "Trump loving over your healthcare is actually GOOD THING because evil insurance companies will get less money"? I haven't been keeping up lately.
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Allie just throwing poo poo at the wall to see if it sticks. It's all "Taxes bad. Obama bad." more than anything.
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Internet Kraken posted:What the gently caress is wrong with that woman's face? Its like 50% eyeball. I've never seen Garrison draw like that.  Garrison has this weird vein of old cartoon styles that run through his work; wouldn't be surprised if he practiced drawing by copying old Warner Brothers cartoons or something back in the day. Anyway, because he's a bad artist he does a really poor job of combining/applying that to more realistic/serious stuff. Because he's a bad person he portrays the very real assault of actual women with a setup worthy a cartoon wolf chasing a sexy red riding hood.
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Zemyla posted:There's software in cars already, whether anyone likes it or not. Wasn't the Toyota acceleration problem caused by faulty software in the throttle controller? Mostly it was the floormats pushing forward and jamming the throttle pedal. I think there was a separate software issue but it was the lesser of the two. Most of the problem was Toyota owners panicking the first time they felt a decent rate of acceleration 
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There are so many cartoon hinting conventions that Garrison just doesn't get at all. Is Trump's left leg spinning in place while playing music? Because that's what he drew.
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bunnyofdoom posted:Ram beach? Goatboat
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Panty Saluter posted:Mostly it was the floormats pushing forward and jamming the throttle pedal. I think there was a separate software issue but it was the lesser of the two. Toyota tried to claim it was a floormat issue in order to shift attention away from their software. Most of the problem was user error, but it was exacerbated by the software having a critical deficiency in its fail-safe methods. Essentially: - the software could enter a bugged state where the throttle would remain open even though the pedal was depressed - normally, a watchdog system would detect this and reset the hardware within milliseconds - however, if the brake pedal was depressed, the watchdog would not function. the user had to release their foot from the pedal before the computer would reset. This is unusual and unsafe behavior. So the person would feel their car start to accelerate out of control, they'd stomp on the brake, and as long as they held the brake down to the floor, the engine would stay at full throttle. If they released or pumped the brake at any time, the computer would reset and the car would come back under control. If they shifted into neutral, the engine would keep revving but the car would not accelerate. If they held down the start button, the engine would shut down. So -- mostly user error, because there were still several alternate methods of stopping the vehicle, but Toyota's software was poorly written in order to cause the problem in the first place.
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Gazpacho posted:There are so many cartoon hinting conventions that Garrison just doesn't get at all. Is Trump's left leg spinning in place while playing music? Because that's what he drew.
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Grimdude posted:So many crocodile tears the last few pages from those cartoonists. Like, at least one or two acknowledged that THE PRESIDENT YOU PEOPLE WANTED SEXUALLY ASSAULTED PEOPLE AND BRAGGED ABOUT IT. See the real problem with Weinstein is that he wasn't a star.
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Samurai Sanders posted:I guess I don't know what that's supposed to hint. To indicate music in a scene, notes can be drawn around the emitter, or if the emitter is not in the scene, then near head level. Not next to someone's foot wtf. Gazpacho fucked around with this message at 01:09 on Oct 15, 2017 |
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Gazpacho posted:In a still cartoon, one can indicate movement-in-progress with dash lines and afterimage lines. Dash lines are drawn along the direction of movement, while afterimage lines are displaced contours around the edge of an object. What Garrison drew around Trump and Americhick are dash lines, and some of them work, but the ones on his leg indicate that it is turning in place. Garrison's clever that way. He's using his decent drawing skills to cover up for the fact he's a lovely artist. Probably not on purpose, though, I bet he thinks he's an amazing artist. Its also why he fucks up sometimes and draws poo poo like the anime lady and that garbage football shark. Knowing how to ink doesn't make up for his lack of skill in everything else.
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Has Kinda Dumbtm Lisa EVER had a correct opinion? She is literally on the wrong side of history at all times. This comic literally has no positive comments on Gocomics. The site that cheers loving Lester.
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Gazpacho posted:In a still cartoon, one can indicate movement-in-progress with dash lines and afterimage lines. Dash lines are drawn along the direction of movement, while afterimage lines are displaced contours around the edge of an object. What Garrison drew around Trump and Americhick are dash lines, and some of them work, but the ones on his leg indicate that it is turning in place.
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Sagebrush posted:Toyota tried to claim it was a floormat issue in order to shift attention away from their software. Most of the problem was user error, but it was exacerbated by the software having a critical deficiency in its fail-safe methods. So a bunch of stuff that not only would people in a panic likely not think to do, it also wouldn't actually stop the car. Did this glitch affect the handbreak, because I'd go for that before turning the car off or shifting to neutral, much less pumping the breaks.
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there wolf posted:So a bunch of stuff that not only would people in a panic likely not think to do, it also wouldn't actually stop the car. Did this glitch affect the handbreak, because I'd go for that before turning the car off or shifting to neutral, much less pumping the breaks. It did not affect the handbrake but the handbrake cannot stop the car under power. It's a parking brake. If you don't know that you can deal with a runaway engine by shifting the transmission to neutral or shutting it off, you are an unsafe driver. e: oh, right, this is the political cartoon thread, not AI 
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Cloud Potato posted:Stephen Collins: That final panel 
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Not to cut Kimmel any slack if he is indeed going easy on Weinstein, but I'm enjoying how angry the right is that they got owned by a late-night talk show host.
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Don't forget, they have to look the part, too
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Five days ago His reasoning is pretty basic: few people know who Weinstein is. Which is true. He points out that he has made tons of Cosby and Bill Clinton jokes, which is also true. I absolutely can not believe that the old "Why aren't ____________ denouncing members of ________ group?" is STILL god drat working. ESPECIALLY not even a week after a horrific shooting that I've YET to hear one NRA member denounce. They've even backed off the weak rear end "bump stock" thing they were throwing around for two days. My idiot boss and coworker were all blathering on about how this was just a plot to take away our guns and I pointed out that all three branches of the government are controlled by Republicans. The answer was a mumbled "Yeah but...like...next time...". They also refused my bet of a thousand dollars that gun rights won't be restricted in any way even when I stretched it out until the end of Trump's term. THAT is the motherfucking galling part: they KNOW that what they're saying is bullshit but they say it anyway. Also, also let's be fair here, I couldn't find a single picture of Kimmel with Weinstein, but look what does pop up  Duke Igthorn fucked around with this message at 04:43 on Oct 15, 2017 |
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With all of the Weinstein and sexual harassment stuff going on, here's something relevant you all might care about in the up coming news: Trump voter fraud commission researcher arrested on child pornography charges
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I like how this can be turned around on 90% of right-leaning pol cartoonists. Silent on basically anything that isn't Hillary or Weinstien.
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Pope: Experts have been saying private health insurance is broken in Australia with reduced take up and policy coverage and have recommended moving to a single health insurer system. Instead the government has shaved a few percent off policies for the young in an attempt to save the current system (which probably won't do much).
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Trapezium Dave posted:Pope: Also a music festival recently backed down from offering onsite pill testing. I can't tell where this cartoonist's position is; I immediately read it as "by uprooting the nuclear deal, Trump is allowing their nuclear program to grow in its place," but I suspect it's meant to be "Trump's pulled away the phony nuke deal to reveal Iran was developing nukes the whole time anyway, what a canny man"
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The Narrator posted:I can't tell where this cartoonist's position is; I immediately read it as "by uprooting the nuclear deal, Trump is allowing their nuclear program to grow in its place," but I suspect it's meant to be "Trump's pulled away the phony nuke deal to reveal Iran was developing nukes the whole time anyway, what a canny man" It's the former. There is no way on earth this particular artist would ever in a hundred years do something that might passingly resemble praise of Trump.
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Sagebrush posted:It did not affect the handbrake but the handbrake cannot stop the car under power. It's a parking brake. Most people are unsafe drivers, gearhead goon. It's why modern cars demand so little of us. I still maintain that a person in a panic is less likely to think about shutting the engine off or shifting into neutral because neither will stop the car and that's what they'll be fixated on.
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I had to double check to make sure this wasn't an edit. I know Gorrell's not big on Trump, but if he's coming out in favor of Obamacare (or at least in favor of not sabotaging it) then Jesus, man, what next? Payne saying climate change is a thing? Branco supporting trans rights? Garrison admitting that Trump isn't the second coming of Christ?
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Pakled posted:I had to double check to make sure this wasn't an edit. I know Gorrell's not big on Trump, but if he's coming out in favor of Obamacare (or at least in favor of not sabotaging it) then Jesus, man, what next? Payne saying climate change is a thing? Branco supporting trans rights? Garrison admitting that Trump isn't the second coming of Christ?
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Office Pig posted:It's the former. There is no way on earth this particular artist would ever in a hundred years do something that might passingly resemble praise of Trump. Then he's really bad at visual metaphor, because not knowing the artist my read was the latter. (Though I MAY have been biased by this being the politoons thread )
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