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Katt posted:This guy 100% makes cartoon porn on the side. What makes you say that?
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Jurgan posted:Spiro Agnew wasn’t booted for anything involving Watergate, but because he was taking bribes in the White House. He resigned because prosecutors promised him no jail time. Check out the “Bag Man” podcast if you want a full rundown. Bag Man is a good recommendation. The fact that a Vice President could be as nakedly corrupt as Spiro Agnew is pretty mind-boggling.
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I had typed more but it really boiled down to just “loving garrison”
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Ambitious Spider posted:I had typed more but it really boiled down to just “loving garrison” this forever
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"Why Chief, you're positively glowing!" This always bugged me. Plenty of cartoons have characters against a background that do not require an aura. Would it really be that indistinguishable if they didn't have an outer glow? Edit: also I can't figure out how this comes across as anything but "the pilgrims were lousy mooches." Knowing branco his message was "see? It's ridiculous because the noble white settlers didn't do anything like that!" KillerJunglist fucked around with this message at 23:25 on Jan 18, 2019 |
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Jurgan posted:Rose is such a hack. I saw Buzz Lightyear and knew the punchline would be “to infinity and beyond.” Toy Story came out over twenty years ago. Rose's main hustle is drawing the Barney Google and Snuffy Smith comic strip, which celebrates its 100th birthday this year.
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https://twitter.com/VolokhSpeech/status/1086402131588857857
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I completely forgot, I wonder why they didn't just threw the case out immediately.
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 Guardian:  "Steve Bell on a PM who is sticking to her principles despite defeat – Theresa May and the Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, are at odds over averting a no-deal Brexit" After Rembrandt. Telegraph:  Brexit talks: Theresa May in listening mode, says DUP Matt:  Independent:  Times:  Evening Standard:  Prince Philip unhurt in crash while driving Mail: PAUL THOMAS on... Corbyn's refusal to discuss Brexit with the PM 
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KillerJunglist posted:
I think the latter is actually what he's going for. "You can't compare today's immigrants to my ancestors, the pilgrims didn't show up looking for handouts from anyone," which, as someone who knows the barest minimum of history outside of what a mildly racist 1960s elementary school teacher would have taught, lol
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Cloud Potato posted:Mail:
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Jan 19, 2019 00:54
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What's with the old Communist with hairy knuckles?
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Jan 19, 2019 00:56
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Anidav posted:What's with the old Communist with hairy knuckles? I think they are wrinkles?
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Jan 19, 2019 01:12
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Quite the change in tone from Branco's 2017 toon featuring a Native American praising Columbus and white men in general for making life better for indigenous peoples. What's Corbyn's beef with Shy Guy?
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KillerJunglist posted:"Why Chief, you're positively glowing!" I assume the idea is that it needs to remain readable when printed in black and white in a newspaper? I dunno, I'm speculating.
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I'm standing in a room with some other guy, both of us doing our very best to consider the question mark. Also there's a green rotary phone branded "masculinity" and dated 2019.
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Samurai Sanders posted:What other meaning could it have? Millenials dont understand this oldschool concept Cause kids these days
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Jan 19, 2019 02:59
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I think the jerk store is calling, because they're all out of.... them?
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Okay I got this: Masculinity has a direct hotline to these two young philosophers who are always at the ready right by extension 2019.
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Samurai Sanders posted:What other meaning could it have? There's a video of teenagers struggling to operate a rotary phone. Mike Lester believes they would be similarly bewildered if challenged to practice the art of masculinity as perfected by noted wife-beater Mike Lester.
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I always wondered, when I'm old am I gonna be like "kids these days don't know how to do something they will probably never encounter again in their lives and that's bad"? And if so, how old?
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"What do you mean you can't translate the morse code being translated through this telegram!?!" bellowed Mike Lester's grandfather, flummoxed at this young generation's lack of understanding of basic communication skills.
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Samurai Sanders posted:I always wondered, when I'm old am I gonna be like "kids these days don't know how to do something they will probably never encounter again in their lives and that's bad"? And if so, how old? There at 34. Teenagers not able to schedule appointments at the dmv, a simple website that impossible to mess up. And simple to get there via google. "kids these days live online and cant do a drat thing on the internet" I yell into the night
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"It's basic semaphore code you moron! You idiot!" Mike Lester's grandfather's grandfather raged at him as he wiggled flags in his face,"What do I send you to school 1 day a month for anyway!?!  "
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Bombadilillo posted:There at 34. edit: also my parents have forgotten how to get places without Google giving them spoken directions and I don't even know wtf is up with that.
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Samurai Sanders posted:I always wondered, when I'm old am I gonna be like "kids these days don't know how to do something they will probably never encounter again in their lives and that's bad"? And if so, how old? It depends, are you at all annoyed at kids not learning cursive anymore?
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AnoHito posted:It depends, are you at all annoyed at kids not learning cursive anymore? They havent done cursive in 15 years
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Samurai Sanders posted:I'm older than you but the things that my students can't do are puzzling to me because I thought they'd need to do them MORE than I did at my age. Make and remember passwords (or use a password vault etc), for example. They were probably raised with password1 as the family password for everything.
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I fuss at my younger coworkers because they keep changing the kitchen radio off my classic rock station. They are right to do so, but I'm going to grumble anyways.
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Bombadilillo posted:They havent done cursive in 15 years Yes and there are still people, occasionally on these very forums even, that get irrationally angry about it even thought they should've stopped like 30 years ago.
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Couldnt think of anything to relabel the phone
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I feel like the joke here was intended to be Masculinity is calling and it wants its... teenagers back? I don't know. But the phone isn't actually ringing so good loving job Lester. Bombadilillo posted:They havent done cursive in 15 years I got caught in the exact moment of cursive going out of style. All through elementary school and some parts of middle school, my teachers were like "You must write in cursive - it's the only thing high school teachers and college professors will accept!" and it was loving awful. By the time I hit high school? Printed papers were where it was at and once I was in college, if I'd tried to turn in a handwritten paper, even if it was written in print, my professors would have looked at me like I was an idiot. I long for the day no one knows how to write in cursive because goddamn it's loving hard to read.
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AnoHito posted:It depends, are you at all annoyed at kids not learning cursive anymore?
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Samurai Sanders posted:I didn't learn cursive beyond the third grade, which is why it was a bizarre kick in the face when I had to copy that "I will not cheat" agreement in cursive before taking the GRE. Jesus yes. That made me sweat more than the test itself. My hand was cramping and I was trying to remember how to make letters.
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Samurai Sanders posted:I'm older than you but the things that my students can't do are puzzling to me because I thought they'd need to do them MORE than I did at my age. Make and remember passwords (or use a password vault etc), for example. My son (who will be 19 soon and who does have a password vault) complained about his friends not being able to remember passwords recently, and according to him, it's because his friends do nearly everything on their phones and an awful lot of apps can tie in to fingerprint recognition and don't require a separate password. (  )
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