fool_of_sound posted:Sans has fallen on hard times He didn't adjust to getting to the surface world very well.
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Fathis Munk posted:loving sexual man, it's the worst. I love guns and sexual,,, Apple pie & icecream
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A HUNGRY MOUTH posted:I love guns and sexual,,, Where you from you sexually thing
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Cat Mattress posted:I, too, condemn guns and sexual. Well I don't! I'm going to lead an army of bikini girls with machine guns and I'm going to be their queen and I'm doing it just to spite this concern troll idiot fuckhead.
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The gun is good, the sexual is evil
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Apple Pie Hubbub posted:
I don't know who the Smithereens are, and based on the lyrics to "A Girl Like You" they're pretty creepy: I used to travel in the shadows And I never found the nerve to try and walk up to you But now I am a man and I know that there's no time to waste There's too much to lose Girl, you say anything at all, and you know that you can call And I'll be right there for you First love, heartbreak, tough luck, big mistake What else can you do I'll say anything you want to hear I'll see everything through I'll do anything I have to do Just to win the love of a girl like you A girl like you I'll say anything I'll take anything I'll say anything Almost anything except goodbye Translation: I've been creepin on you for a while, and I'll say anything you want to hear, except "I will leave you alone, per your request"
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loquacius posted:I think if it were anyone else besides Branco or maybe Garrison I'd believe the (((NEWS ALERT!))) echo was an accident or mistake Branco does that constantly. It’s not an accident.
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 Guardian:  "Martin Rowson on bracing for Brexit – With Storm Ophelia causing destruction and chaos in Ireland, Theresa May was trying to batten down the hatches in Brussels" Telegraph:  Independent:  After Gillray. Times:  Red sun phenomenon 'caused by Hurricane Ophelia' Evening Standard: 
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Oct 17, 2017 23:06
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Think about how boring uk cartoons would be if may was some normal looking dude.
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Oct 17, 2017 23:15
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Despera posted:Think about how boring uk cartoons would be if may was some normal looking dude. David Cameron was a somewhat normal looking dude by tory politician standards and that didn't stop steve bell drawing him as a talking condom
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Oct 17, 2017 23:46
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Apple Pie Hubbub posted:
That's what we call Minor Kelly.
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I just noticed the crying award.
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Oct 18, 2017 00:58
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TheBigAristotle posted:I don't know who the Smithereens are, and based on the lyrics to "A Girl Like You" they're pretty creepy: You seem like a lot of fun at parties.
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Oct 18, 2017 01:02
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Stultus Maximus posted:You seem like a lot of fun at parties.
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Vib Rib posted:This line ranks right up there with "play stupid games, win stupid prizes" in terms of stupid poo poo people say too much. cool story bro
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This year, the Texas State Fair exhibited the work of John Knott, a cartoonist for the Dallas Morning News from 1905 to 1957. Much of his work was on issues specific to Texas, but I found a lot of his cartoons distressingly applicable today. I believe this was drawn post-WWI, reflecting the attitude among the victors that ultimately led to WWII (note the handwritten title).   Apparently access to health care was still a major issue in the 1920's.  I don't know what this "informed public" is, perhaps some obscure 1920's slang?      
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Oct 18, 2017 01:32
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Vib Rib posted:"play stupid games, win stupid prizes" I've literally never heard that before.
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Pancho Jueves posted:I believe this was drawn post-WWI, reflecting the attitude among the victors that ultimately led to WWII (note the handwritten title). I think that's supposed to be Lloyd-George holding the list and berating Germany, so yeah?
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Oct 18, 2017 02:07
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The one with science slamming the door on death is 
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So, what do we think? Is it his senility, or has he finally managed to demote English to being his second language?
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This one is pretty horrifying. I recently read Deborah Blum's The Poisoner's Handbook and it has an extensive discussion of the horrible poo poo that found its way into liquor during Prohibition -- often with the approval of pro-Prohibition forces, who thought that some people getting sickened, blinded, or killed by adulterated booze was just fine because it would scare others off drinking.  From Trump and McConnell's Rose Garden appearance.
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Pancho Jueves posted:This year, the Texas State Fair exhibited the work of John Knott, a cartoonist for the Dallas Morning News from 1905 to 1957. Much of his work was on issues specific to Texas, but I found a lot of his cartoons distressingly applicable today. The one with death is still quite relevant. (Anti-vaxxers) No one my age has really seen someone limping around due to polio, but in my father's and mother's time it was still an occurance. (And so were iron lungs.) Imagine a world where we (the U.S) actually pushed people hard during their education (K-12). Unfortunately we have graduates that can barely do addition and multiplication. Now we get comics about my little ponies and an audience (of voting age) that likes that poo poo. By the beard of the prophet!
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Stultus Maximus posted:You seem like a lot of fun at parties. You've been to a party with me? ... wait, are you the lead singer of the Smithereens? Have you just been watching me this whole time?
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Pancho Jueves posted:
The USSR used the same idea on this silver rouble; 
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rodbeard posted:I've literally never heard that before. Senor P. posted:Imagine a world where we (the U.S) actually pushed people hard during their education (K-12). 
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Senor P. posted:Those are all exceptional. What in the world do education and my little pony have to do with each other
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Senor P. posted:Imagine a world where we (the U.S) actually pushed people hard during their education (K-12). The good old days also made cartoonists like Chuck Assay so maybe this isn't as simple as you think.
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Internet Kraken posted:The good old days also made cartoonists like Chuck Assay so maybe this isn't as simple as you think. I don't think it's so much a good old days thing as American primary education has always been kinda lovely and cognitively vacant. You can't run a lot of the doublethink and rhetoric that America is historically and contemporarily enshrined in with a history of critical thinking.
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Gorrell has been putting in a tiny modicum of effort in his cartoons lately, it's comforting to see a return to form:
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