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The Daily Mail is targeted towards the sort of person who thinks pebble dashing is a good idea.* *Before they find out it reduces the value of their house.
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Jedit posted:And thus it is shown that Mac can actually be funny when he avoids politics and sexual morality (even if he has no idea how much hash to put in a hash cake). Or how much cake goes into a hash cake, since one big enough to hide two kilos of weed without anyone noticing would be enough to send a table of delicate old dears into diabetic comas.
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karl fungus posted:Why is it that David Cameron's caricature is typically some bizarre pinkish rubbery creature with big eyes? Is it referencing something I'm not aware of? Steve Bell  Speaking of which, here's today's If... 
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Fluo posted:Daily Express: Ah yes, David Cameron, famous for his ginger hair, cowslick, and broad shoulders.
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Jan 24, 2013 09:19
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Fluo posted:Guardian: Playing Russian roulette with a modified LeMat is less dangerous unless you gently caress it up. A TFR cartoon. And that If... was the perfect punchline to the week, drat.
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Coohoolin posted:
It's a bit cleverer than it looks, it's a visual pun. A nickname for Alex Salmond is "wee Ec'" (short for Alec, which is short for Alex, which is short for Alexander - we'll never use a whole syllable up here if we can help it). I'll leave you lads to figure the rest out for yourselves.  But yeah, Bell's never come up with a caricature for Salmond beyond "Scottish", which is a bit of a shame because the fat bastard could do with a better lampooning.
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Coohoolin posted:Now this is something I find genuinely confusing. Why? What's so bad about Salmond? What is it about him that gets people's sashes in a twist? He has the same relationship with big business as toilet paper does with the rest of us, see Trump et al. Also he seems to know slightly less about post-independence Scotland's EU position and defense policies than the average poster in this thread. To be fair, he and his party is good on policy for the most part, and all around they're far more politically savvy than the rest of the clowns in Holyrood (with the possible exception of ~*Annabelle Goldie~*~, although she's a Tory). I just said it because I'd like to see a decent caricature of him, really.
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a pipe smoking dog posted:The terrifying vacant smiles really freak me out. It just makes me irrationally angry, it looks like every single person in the comic is silently saying "get it" like they're laughing at the lovely joke. At least it's just mind numbingly stupid rather than mac's brand of middle-England bigotry, I'd punch my screen in if those guys teamed up.
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neck face posted:I actually see a guy wearing full tweed every morning. Hat, jacket, waistcoat, plus-fours, argyle socks - the whole package. He has to be literally the only person in Southampton dressed like that. I've seen one in Glasgow. He asked me what my building was as I was leaving work, then followed me and told me that the council high rises we were walking past were filled with immigrants secretly flown into Heathrow at 3 in the morning. Also apparently the only history book you'll ever need is the bible. Possibly a Daily Express reader. Fluo posted:Daily Mail: ... What? Is this just some idiom I'm not getting?
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Fluo posted:Guardian: I really like Rowson's Bozza. No matter what the situation, he's always a massive, gaudy carnival balloon floating over everything doing no loving good to anybody. quote:Telegraph: The Telegraph, on the other hand, is really interesting in their caricatures. Sure, the government is always portrayed as not good enough to face their problems, but the odds are shown as being impossibly stacked against them. Osbourne in this is a weedy little fuckup who can't handle the scrum, but gor bless 'im he's trying. See also: Gove as a napoleonic general.
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Mar 16, 2013 14:46
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baka kaba posted:
Several days? More like a hundred years. Hooray for gunboat diplomacy! 
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Mar 19, 2013 23:31
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Fluo posted:Indy: Nothing beside remains. Round the decay Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare The lone and level sands stretch far away.  Would that it were so.
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I keep seeing a face in the pot plant on the far right.
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Forums Terrorist posted:amazingly the mac is the least terrible one here It's hard not to AGC the Torygraph one though. Peace as a capstone on decades of pointless death.
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Eh, barring Norn Iron same sex marriage has passed in the British Isles with support from all political parties. It seems to be a generational thing - the current generation in power don't have anything against homosexuality, and the millenial generation don't consider it an issue at all. Of course, the  interpretation is that the tories rushed SSM through to race the Holyrood vote to avoid humiliation on social issues.
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