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Wait wait, doesn't her ex, Wrongly Accused of Fatherhood Mister Blowjob Russian live with her parents too? Talk about awkward. But I guess less awkward than having to constantly pretend not to see your sister and her husband naked and drunk in the kiddie pool with a bottle of jack. Edit: Yup he's there  Apparently loving the Mossad woman  
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Muir didn't go all in last year. He had so many potential contenders for 2013's Roosevelts, but he always backed off at the last minute. I hope we get something truly entertaining this year, like Skye's baby being black or Mallard Fillmore. Months of tepid insults while drinking beer in the trailer is so boring.
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Samurai Sanders posted:I know this is from a while back but is Horsey literally saying "this average guy is worthless when compared to some of the 100 most influential humans who ever lived and that's awful"? Really, it's just more of somebody from an older generation bashing a younger generation for no reason other than they're younger and are difficult to understand because they're into a lot new-fangled stuff. "Gen Y sucks and it's full of losers! Nyah!"
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No you see, until this millennium, literally everyone was extremely accomplished by their 35th birthday. People born after the year 1980 have been contaminated by A Society That Encourages Laziness, and it's up to old man David Horsey to bring us to our senses.
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Rorus Raz posted:Muir didn't go all in last year. He had so many potential contenders for 2013's Roosevelts, but he always backed off at the last minute. I hope we get something truly entertaining this year, like Skye's baby being black or Mallard Fillmore. I dunno, his series after the Marathon bombings about how Ben Franklin would say that Boston (still bleeding at the time) is a city of cowards because we allowed the police to catch a terrorist without throwing a libertarian revolution was pretty goddamn bad. I mean, you're right that it's not Roosevelts bad, but it's in the ballpark.
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Jan 4, 2014 02:58
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Remember, Horsey was born in 1951. It shouldn't exactly be surprising to hear him complaining about kids these days.
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Jan 4, 2014 03:01
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Tatum Girlparts posted:Yea this kind of cartooning for activism is way worse than that kind of cartooning for activism. One set of cartoons has scenes of brutal oppression, visual takedowns involving imperial or fascist iconography, women weeping in the street holding the bodies of the dead and dying, and valiant actions of resistance(also DBZ characters). The other set of cartoons has poorly sketched and completely static giant headed people delivering excerpts of essays and now apparently rabbits dragging around heavy rocks under excerpts taken from a personal affirmation calendar. You can argue about whether any artist can truly contribute to social or political causes, but in terms of how these two approach their craft there's no question of which one is superior.
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Jan 4, 2014 03:06
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Wanamingo posted:Remember, Horsey was born in 1951. It shouldn't exactly be surprising to hear him complaining about kids these days. Not sure that's really a 'kids these days' cartoon as much as it's a 'all Americans these days' cartoon.
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Jan 4, 2014 03:23
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Yeah, part of the argument that adolescence is extending longer and longer. But you know what? Who the gently caress cares. We're living longer, and higher education is within the reach of more people. It's better this way.
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Jan 4, 2014 03:24
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I'm thinking of commissioning a few "Good Cartoons" from our friend, Snafu. Any ideas?
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Jan 4, 2014 03:29
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Horsey's also falling for the same fallacy many others do when they say music/film/whatever was better back then: when they only remember the classics it's easy to think there were only the classics. When all you remember is famous people you might make the mistake of thinking there were only famous people.
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Jan 4, 2014 03:32
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nickmeister posted:I'm thinking of commissioning a few "Good Cartoons" from our friend, Snafu. Any ideas? I have an idea where you don't pay this man money to draw these watercolor scribblings no matter how funny you think a donkey with his pants on the ground is.
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Jan 4, 2014 03:33
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Gary McCoy did one more cartoon on (not) Sandra Fluke See? Totally Not Her.
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cafel posted:One set of cartoons has scenes of brutal oppression, visual takedowns involving imperial or fascist iconography, women weeping in the street holding the bodies of the dead and dying, and valiant actions of resistance(also DBZ characters). For reference (because I love this picture so much) :nsfw: http://imgur.com/4eivoBF
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Jan 4, 2014 03:38
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Did Latuff actually draw that? Has he ever commented on it?
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Jan 4, 2014 03:41
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Green Wing posted:Did Latuff actually draw that? Has he ever commented on it? http://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2011/06/06/18681228.php It was about a protest chant in chile.
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Mister Beeg posted:Gary McCoy did one more cartoon on (not) Sandra Fluke  Parody not withstanding, this is a symphony of evil opinion
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CURATOR OF ANIME posted:
I'm confused. Waifu has another sister? That I guess isn't a filthy libtard? I don't keep up with DbD. Did I miss the introduction of a new
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The pregnant one is her sister. The other one is her friend. You probably never noticed that they were always two different characters because Day By Day is bad. Edit: Oh nevermind, you thought they were referencing a second sister in the dialogue. Sorry. Day By Day is still bad. Lycus fucked around with this message at 04:32 on Jan 4, 2014 |
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Jan 4, 2014 04:27
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No, that's because black mouthpiece and otherwaifu-who-waifu's-mom-is-dating-the-dad-of and their kid were over for the holidays.
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Jan 4, 2014 04:28
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The only sister I know is Skye, but you'd think it really weird because Waifu spends like 95% of her time with Skye just insulting her politics and laying wicked burns on Obama. It's really no surprise she went to live with her mom, even though I'm sure that's not the reason Muir had in mind.
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Amarkov posted:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZqo4OZ0Pqs
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loquacius posted:I dunno, his series after the Marathon bombings about how Ben Franklin would say that Boston (still bleeding at the time) is a city of cowards because we allowed the police to catch a terrorist without throwing a libertarian revolution was pretty goddamn bad. I mean, you're right that it's not Roosevelts bad, but it's in the ballpark. I think we were numb to that because we had libertarians in this forum saying the exact same thing.
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oobey posted:Edit: To add further insult, this paper used to be the home of Ben Sargent until he retired. So they've replaced him with Ken Catalino. There is no God. Is Ben Sargent retired? he's still posting new stuff to ucomics.
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Discendo Vox posted:Is Ben Sargent retired? he's still posting new stuff to ucomics.
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I have a question about pants on the ground. Uh, I don't get it. I mean, I get why it's funny, but I don't... is there a song that goes like that that made it big?
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RyokoTK posted:I have a question about pants on the ground. Uh, I don't get it. Yes.
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Now I have more questions.
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I have never actually listened to Pants On the Ground, and I have no desire to ruin the mystique.
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 The background is "blue sky" on GIS, so I probably put the same effort into this edit that Gorrell did into his cartoon.
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Rorus Raz posted:I have never actually listened to Pants On the Ground, and I have no desire to ruin the mystique. Don't, because it is incredibly embarrassing and shameful. It didn't ruin the comic for me, though, just because the art is a loving masterpiece.
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RyokoTK posted:I have a question about pants on the ground. Uh, I don't get it. Parodies and references to that song were big in late night shows and the like for maybe a month or two (Simon presciently said "I don't think we've seen the last of you"), and then the rest of the world forgot about it. However, that lovable donkey became a star here, and within this thread it has far outlived the source.
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That donkey is just so goddamned doofy and loveable.
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Rorus Raz posted:JJ is sad about Canada. This is from 4 pages back but I feel obligated to point out that Canadians have been part of the ISS program since its inception and Canadian astronauts frequently travel there; Hadfields claim to fame is he was the first Canadian Commander of the ISS.
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WarpedNaba posted:
Looking at it again, I probably didn't exaggerate this enough.
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Fojar38 posted:This is from 4 pages back but I feel obligated to point out that Canadians have been part of the ISS program since its inception and Canadian astronauts frequently travel there; Hadfields claim to fame is he was the first Canadian Commander of the ISS. Also he was a youtube star. I wouldn't count on Ford being the thing people remember about Canada from last year. Chris Hadfield is amazing.
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  What's next? Six-feet-tall newspapers.
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Apple Pie Hubbub posted:
If I had an ILLEGAL DOCTOR diploma I'd hang it on the wall too.
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Yes, because this also somehow means they don't need law degrees. Christ.
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A lot of dumb conservatives in California think that when you cross the border you're handed a form asking you which job you would like.
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