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hooman posted:How can you gently caress up even this Branco. You need to get it straight as well. James Bond doesn't say "the name's". The legendary phrase goess "My name is James Bond. James Hussein Bond."
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Nenonen posted:You need to get it straight as well. James Bond doesn't say "the name's". The legendary phrase goess "My name is James Bond. James Hussein Bond." My name is James Bond. James Hussein Bond. Pee pee doo doo I am a bad president. *pants fall on ground*
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Worth noting w/r/t that Ramirez cartoon that Obama doesn't remotely look like that and Iran doesn't have a nuclear weapon. I know, duh, but it helps sometimes to take stock in just how completely wrong Ramirez is about loving everything. And that's before he crosshatches things into oblivion and stumbles over his own feet with metaphor. Wrong, hacky, stupid. Mike Ramirez.
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May 2, 2015 18:54
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Maybe Obama is messing up the quote because Obama is dumb you think of that dummies?
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MissEchelon posted:Foreign Minister Julie Bishop also presented Pope's "He drew first" cartoon as a gift to Charlie Hebdo when she was in France. Here's the cartoon Pope drew about that: I know basically nothing about Australian politics, but drat Pope's drawings are some of the most consistently pleasant things to look at in this thread. Look at those cartoonists just lounging there.. with a bucket full of baguettes. 
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Darkman Fanpage posted:Its the best of concern trolling. "How can he claim to care about birds when he himself
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FishBulb posted:Maybe Obama is messing up the quote because Obama is dumb you think of that dummies? I was actually going to say that, knowing Branco it's supposed to be "Obama is so dumb he can't even make a James Bond reference right because everything he does is stupid and wrong." It's Branco, so it's hard to tell if this one's a result of him being an idiot or just bad.
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Twelve by Pies posted:It's Branco, so it's hard to tell if this one's a result of him being an idiot or just bad. Both.
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loquacius posted:
It's missing the white people being in a castle with armed guards with their guns pointed outward patrolling the walls and a sign on the drawn-up drawbridge that says "
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Abyssal Squid posted:Excellent. Found one that I hadn't seen before: Look at the clock, it's 4:20. I think I know what happens next 
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May 2, 2015 20:24
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I love the "Eat the Rich" label.
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Holy poo poo at the "eat the rich" shards and the clock. Adarsh Balak is incredible.
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JaggerMcDagger posted:Now you have to make an Ozymandias king of kings poem about it and IMGUR Oh the last line of this is easy- the lone and level pants stretch far away  I'll leave the rest for the more talented of the group here.
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Party Boat posted:Hey guys, I found a fresh new cartoon about Baltimore! Okay the urge to touch the poo poo is rising. Rorus Raz posted:We're already having trouble finding poo poo from the early years of this thread, and this thread is less than a decade old.
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Suitaru posted:Look at the clock, it's 4:20. I think I know what happens next And the drool... 
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Rorus Raz posted:We're already having trouble finding poo poo from the early years of this thread, and this thread is less than a decade old. I have friends who works in preserving old movies and TV shows. They all pretty much tell me that anything recorded on printed materials like film is much more likely to survive than most digital formats, which can either go obsolete in a short period of time, or prone to harddrive crashes no matter how careful you store them. The same applies to materials printed on paper vs. digital. I believe them. I've had stuff like this happen to me.
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loquacius posted:
"The Conversation on Race"   I like puns.
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Ralepozozaxe posted:Yeah, but what for football? Is it for a stadium, equipment, or to remove that space octopus from the bulldogs head? Searching Google News for james madison university 12 million shows it's for a new convocation center that "would be used mainly by the men's and women's basketball programs but also would host convocation and graduation, concerts and conventions". Hence the "New Convo" on the newspaper in the cartoon. (Remember JRROSE! is obsessed with JMU women's basketball.)
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I already posted the October 3-8 storyline (the one where Mallard's foul refrigerator grabs the ERA's attention) earlier in the thread, so I'm skipping to... Mallard Fillmore: Year One (October 10-15, 1994)       Okay, was Clinton not saluting a thing that happened or something?
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Mister Beeg posted:I have friends who works in preserving old movies and TV shows. They all pretty much tell me that anything recorded on printed materials like film is much more likely to survive than most digital formats, which can either go obsolete in a short period of time, or prone to harddrive crashes no matter how careful you store them. The same applies to materials printed on paper vs. digital. A couple of years ago I was at lecture given by Gerhard Weinburg, who expressed similar pessimism that digital preservation was all that archivists seem to think it is. The lecture was a keynotes Holocaust address, and he was concerned that the paper trail from the Nazi state would be lost as, given that wartime paper was pretty poo poo, it's all falling apart now. The old method would be to transfer it to microfilm, which lasts basically forever if stored right, but the modern trend is to digitize, and he expressed concerns that format obsolescence would result in us losing tons of irreplaceable documents from the war years, and he gave us an anecdote that's stuck with me: If you want to do research on the 1862 US Census, all the raw data is still available at the National Archives in their paper collection, but if you want to do the same with the 1962 Census you can't, since that was all stored in punchcards for which the only functional reader is at a museum in Japan. The Smithsonian has another, but it's broken, no replacement parts exist to fix it or can even be manufactured as the company that made it was absorbed by IBM (I think) long ago and no one can even locate the blueprints to make another.
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Captain_Maclaine posted:A couple of years ago I was at lecture given by Gerhard Weinburg, who expressed similar pessimism that digital preservation was all that archivists seem to think it is. The lecture was a keynotes Holocaust address, and he was concerned that the paper trail from the Nazi state would be lost as, given that wartime paper was pretty poo poo, it's all falling apart now. The old method would be to transfer it to microfilm, which lasts basically forever if stored right, but the modern trend is to digitize, and he expressed concerns that format obsolescence would result in us losing tons of irreplaceable documents from the war years, and he gave us an anecdote that's stuck with me: If you want to do research on the 1862 US Census, all the raw data is still available at the National Archives in their paper collection, but if you want to do the same with the 1962 Census you can't, since that was all stored in punchcards for which the only functional reader is at a museum in Japan. The Smithsonian has another, but it's broken, no replacement parts exist to fix it or can even be manufactured as the company that made it was absorbed by IBM (I think) long ago and no one can even locate the blueprints to make another. You know, I'm going to print this out and give to my film preservation friends. That's all I'm going to say.
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Party Boat posted:Hey guys, I found a fresh new cartoon about Baltimore! Bennett's Biggest Fan's dad sure had nicer penmanship than his son does. Also, directly addressing the cartoon characters with your bile is a pro move.
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hooman posted:My name is James Bond. James Hussein Bond. Pee pee doo doo I am a bad president. *pants fall on ground* And yet its still more dignified than any of the Roger Moore movies.
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Fulchrum posted:And yet its still more dignified than any of the Roger Moore movies. Middle-class white folk are starving in the street while that despot Obama is spending billions researching invisible cars! 
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 Dominique Sopo, Président de SOS Racisme seiferguy posted:Agreed they didn't deserve to die. But 
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Lady Naga posted:Middle-class white folk are starving in the street while that despot Obama is spending billions researching invisible cars! Wrong bad Bond movie.
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Fulchrum posted:Wrong bad Bond movie. Pah all bad Bonds look alike.
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Lady Naga posted:Pah all bad Bonds look alike. That was the one that didn't have rape and a criminal conspiracy by all the black people in the US to get the white man hooked on voodoo drugs.
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Sandpuppy posted:Bennett's Biggest Fan's dad sure had nicer penmanship than his son does. Are we sure that's the dad and not just the younger version of our Mad Whitey?
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 1Hundreds of people across the state have been hospitalized for complications from Spice.  2 3An earthquake happened  4Jackson, MS, streets are coming apart from all the rains in April. Also, old person does not understand new thing.
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But did you see the way they were drawn? They were asking for it!
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Fulchrum posted:That was the one that didn't have rape and a criminal conspiracy by all the black people in the US to get the white man hooked on voodoo drugs. God Live and Let Die was terrible. gently caress that film.
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Mister Beeg posted:You know, I'm going to print this out and give to my film preservation friends. That's all I'm going to say. Feel free, but I may be wrong about the years in the anecdote; I didn't write down what he said exactly and this was a couple years ago (though I do think it was 8162 and 1962).
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Taciturn Tactician posted:God Live and Let Die was terrible. gently caress that film. Uh no Live and Let Die is a masterpiece.
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Grapplejack posted:But did you see the way they were drawn? They were asking for it!
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