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Every now and then I see an actual competent joke in Mac cartoons and wonder if he's quietly being ghostwritten by a younger rightwing poo poo, but no way anyone under the age of 60 would look at that steaming poo poo up there and decide to hand it in to the editors gently caress off mac
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Cloud Potato posted:Observer: Never saw Riddell as a phrenology guy
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I have no idea what that Mac is on about. Did Jez punch a dude?
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I remember being worried for a while that the days of Michael Gove Battles The Aliens was over and Collins was happily setting into a rut of inanimate objects with quirky personalities but luckily that didn't end up happening. Political Collins can do no wrong.
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Is it just me or is Scarfe not particularly good? His one of thatcher being haunted by the Belgrano was pretty badass but I don't remember any cartoons he's done in recent times being the least bit remarkable.
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Kurtofan posted:I just got why the bag made a whirring sound haha Why the what made a what where? E: oh right there, still haven't figured it out myself though
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Hmm. Picking which of Brookes or Adams is the worst of those three Marmite gags is a tough decision. "Rich in hard brexit" doesn't really make sense, but I think Adams wins for the shoved-in "MAY
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Oct 14, 2016 23:55
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What does Mac think the biggest crime is that an evil clown could commit? a) having sex with a woman through deception, or b) defiling a man's property by having consensual sexual intercourse with her?
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Guavanaut posted:Is it safe? Szell: Is Brexit safe? Boris: You're talking to me? Szell: Is it safe? Boris: Is what safe? Szell: Is it safe? Boris: I don't know what you mean. I can't tell you something's safe or not, unless I know specifically what you're talking about. Szell: Is it safe? Boris: Tell me what "Brexit" refers to. Szell: Is it safe? Boris: Yes, it's safe, it's very safe, it's so safe you wouldn't believe it. Szell: Is it safe? Boris: No. It's not safe, it's... very dangerous, be careful.
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Cloud Potato posted:Telegraph: This is ridiculous even by the Telegraph's standards
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J_RBG posted:I think BoB has very specific Oedipal fetishes, and he wishes for nothing more than to crawl back inside his big Conservative mummy with the beautiful feet to be fair, letting BoB leave the womb in the first place was definitely a bad call
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I think I was so distracted by Paul Thomas and Mac that I didn't notice what an utter poo poo BoB was until recently gently caress off, BoB
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Okay, I think I missed something. Why is Rowson's May always wearing a giant polomint necklace? e: millstones? Angepain fucked around with this message at 23:41 on Oct 31, 2016 |
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Oct 31, 2016 23:29
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so Bell's really sticking with that clown Theresa for some reason, huh
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Nov 18, 2016 21:54
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oh thank god this year has some mercy after all
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Nov 26, 2016 16:31
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Cloud Potato posted:Also, they held the Cartoon of the Year Awards last night; Peter Brookes won Cartoon of the Year, Ben Jennings came second, and Morten Morland won Cartoonist of the Year. I like how I had to look up who the hell Morten Morland was because I can't read his signature. My brain had guessed "Milano" and carried on without realising there was for one thing an extra letter hiding in there
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crispix posted:Tehehehehehe I'll bet that silly man get nagged and beaten with rolling pin!! actual mother in law jokes in tyool 2016. mac is a human time capsule
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Mr Phillby posted:Those are certainly some
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Cloud Potato posted:Telegraph: Yes, those four completely comparable figures, Donald Trump, Marine Le Pen, Bashar loving Assad, and known fellow Communist of Putin Jeremy Corbyn. e: oh god, guest spot from Pengest Munch guy, Squires I love you Angepain fucked around with this message at 20:04 on Dec 13, 2016 |
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i'm pretty sure we had gotten "how to warm up poultry" pretty much down by the 1970s, so given the lack of detail from May and Trump, Corbyn's plan is clearly the best, a good cartoon
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does this count as a political cartoon
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theresa may is one wrong gust of wind away from drowning in the gulf between the UK and the EU, a good etc etc
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I see the idea of the state involving itself in any way with what business does at any point is enough to get the Telegraph to do a 180 on the Theresa-worship
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why does piers morgan still exist why do people still listen to him why is he on the tv why is piers morgan
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Goodness, I had thought I wouldn't see a new Scarfe that I had any kind of reaction to, let alone a positive one. I guess Trump is much more interesting a foil than the recent group of boring politicians.
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Cloud Potato posted:Sunday Telegraph: Jeremy Corbyn will appeal to those who hated Tony Blair, AGC
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dammit Chris how many times must you make that one cartoon
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Cloud Potato posted:Times: Insightful. Incisive.
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so is the joke that nicola has a penis or is that my bad for assuming this guy actually thought about his cartoon at all
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Guavanaut posted:I like this one. I assume it's supposed to be a pastiche How can you possibly be on this forum for this long and still have enough faith in humanity left to believe this
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Turns out there's a secret 30-day return ticket that I can only get by specifically asking the people at the station for and also I have to get it to a few stations past where I'm going for some drat reason, I know this only because one of the staff told me about it. I don't know what I did to get access to this secret train knowledge but I assume in ten years he'll come to my door asking me to kill someone in return for the £4.75 per round trip I saved. Although at uni my (German) lecturer in multivariate analysis specifically used the price of rail travel between places as a helpful example of a measure that did not remotely obey the standard Euclidean axioms of distance between points, so at least the trains here are educational
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Did he give a reason? Perhaps it's e: one of the Twitter comments seems to imply he's heading to the Evening Standard. Haven't Londoners suffered enough?
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Poor ickle Philip Hammond :'(
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mac you do realise divorce is legal these days right
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Steve Bell has always had a very precarious balance on the line between running gags and just plain rehashing old jokes. I'm sure running off the white cliff has been used a few times by other cartoonists though, so it might just be the Symbol For Brexit established by a secret meeting of the british cartoonist cabal.
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I know Adams just wanted to take what could be the last chance to draw bigmouth blow-up-doll Diane again, but I can't help but suspect there may well be contingency measures in place if a high-ranking member of the government is too ill to fulfil their duties.
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AnEndcat posted:I wonder what she's thinking now? She's in the foetal position just behind the door to number 10 muttering "strong and stable, strong and stable" to herself
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Kurtofan posted:that mac toon yes it's not the results he's mad at it's just all the analysis of them, yes sure thing Stan
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CORBS IS A BOY
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Ewan posted:Can anyone explain the Bell giant pants one? It's a callback to Bell's caricature of John Major: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/If..._(comic) posted:John Major, who began appearing with underpants on the outside of the trousers of his suit, when it was claimed that he tucked his shirt into them. Bell referred to this as "the badge of an essentially crap Superman". (Ironically, this report turned out to have been false, having been made up by Alastair Campbell during his late days on the Daily Mirror[1]. Nevertheless, it fitted popular perceptions of Major's naive suburban incompetence so well that many people today still believe it to be true.)  (from 1994)
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