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Monkey Fracas posted:Huh, usually Glenn isn't so banal. 
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R. Mute posted:He's good, but looking through his archive, I can just see the ones this thread wouldn't be able to handle.
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D.N. Nation posted:That's six strips in a row that have started with the READY banner. You can't expect Allie to actually draw for the comic he illustrates!!
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Congratulations to Peters for cramming so many clashing references to one cartoon. And labeling shirtless Putin. Just why is Putin, a former KGB man, wielding a molotov coctail, while singing a Beatles song?
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pkfan2004 posted:Hey, don't be a dick and drag innocent talking animal strips like Pooch Cafe into this. That's just rude. Poncho is an rear end in a top hat and totally deserves this though.
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Metal Gear final bosses keep getting weirder.
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Doc Hawkins posted:Metal Gear final bosses keep getting weirder. Snow machines son!
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Doc Hawkins posted:Metal Gear final bosses keep getting weirder.
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Oh my god, thank you so much Peters. Not because this is a well-made cartoon or anything, but I've been waiting two whole weeks for someone to reference "Back in the USSR." The wait is over, the other shoe has dropped.
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Rygar201 posted:Where's that Simpsons GIF when you need it?   
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Eric Lewis goes above and beyond the call of duty this week with respect to animal puns   
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Holy poo poo. I guess Animal Nuz proves that we hate all shills equally then?
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Why is Walker a Nazi? There are way more Tea Partiers that are one hood shy of a white supremacist than Walker is. Walker is just an empty suit with marionette strings pulled by the Koch Brothers. Also Bob Corker won that vote and won't feel any repercussions for lying.
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...I've only just noticed the signature strip in the fourth panel. Does that mean he gets paid for this poo poo, too? All this time I thought it was some nutter's webcomic that we humoured because of its dumb animal puns and painfully shameless cheerleading.
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TheDarkFlame posted:...I've only just noticed the signature strip in the fourth panel. Does that mean he gets paid for this poo poo, too? All this time I thought it was some nutter's webcomic that we humoured because of its dumb animal puns and painfully shameless cheerleading. No, he's a professional cartoonist and industrial designer that even got cartoons published in the New Yorker.
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As much as I hate that Animal Nuz cartoon, I still have the biggest smile on my face. Bob Corgi 
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I love Animal Nuz only as a source of great avatars. This one does not disappoint.
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Looking at this a second time, I figured out what was making me perplexed: Twerking is about (implied) grinding, not humping. "POTUS meets with the Dali Lama... then with Pope because secular"? I don't get it, why'd he have them in the tickers? And why include the "because secular"? Wales Grey fucked around with this message at 20:15 on Feb 22, 2014 |
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onecooldana posted:I love Animal Nuz only as a source of great avatars. This one does not disappoint.  Wales Grey posted:"POTUS meets with the Dali Lama... then with Pope because secular"? I don't get it, why'd he have them in the tickers? And why include the "because secular"? Yeah the ticker this time is a bit Muir-esque, not sure exactly what he's saying. Though I'm sure the implication is that Obama is totally awesome.
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You make reference to the Dalai Lama in your animal puns comic and don't call him the Dalai Llama? Shame on you, Animal Nuz, I expect better/worse from you.
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Post 9-11 User posted:China spends a minimal amount of effort supporting or restraining North Korea for the same reason it did not get involved in Iraq (neither the resource grab nor the occupation). Knowing that the United States radically over-reaches in global affairs, minimal effort in either situation allows China to focus on domestic affairs while the United States wastes trillions of dollars on foreign intervention while it implodes internally. North Korea duped the Bush government into giving it billions in aid in exchange for halting a completely bogus nuclear weapons program, that was just icing on the cake. I don't think its as eleventh dimensional chess as you make it out to be. China's government is about is jingoistic and overreaching as the US one, just with more limited reach. China wasn't thrilled at the Arab Spring, what with the whole "mass uprisings overthrowing authoritarian governments"; they are likely really not big fans of the idea of North Korea's Mao-inspired personality cult state collapsing right next door to them. Not that I'd expect there is much love lost between the two states; China and Korea have not had a very happy relationship historically in general, so the likely aftermath of the fairly western style, allies of America South Korean government having full reign over the Korean peninsula isn't something China would be really keen to work towards either. Not to mention the destabilizing effect having a government collapse right next door tends to have on your own business; refugees, violence, and the like. For that matter, I don't think China would really be all that thrilled, at least in the short term, if America were to implode internally. The Great Recession has already been a huge enough pain in the rear end for them to deal with, as far as I'm aware. Its not really anything like the Cold War; China and America are pretty heavily economically dependent on each other for the moment, and for all the poo poo the two give each other, neither one really gets in the way of the other too much aside from the usual posturing and the opinions of military hard liners.
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I can't decide whether to love Animal Nuz for the dumb punpacalypse contained in every strip or hate it for being shill trash.
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Apple Pie Hubbub posted:
Also, how can Obama be leading from behind if he's in front? 
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Monkey Fracas posted:I can't decide whether to love Animal Nuz for the dumb punpacalypse contained in every strip or hate it for being shill trash. Why not... both?
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GorfZaplen posted:btw come see my band Bimbo Eruption at Flannigan's on 1st ave @ 7 PM tomorrow! Just so you know, Muir didn't make up the phrase "bimbo eruption", it was the term coined by Clinton's gubernatorial chief of staff Betsey Wright during his 1992 campaign to describe the repeated emergence of women who had salacious stories to tell about Clinton, and then word got out to the press about the phrase. It was hard to avoid hearing the phrase if you were paying attention to the news in the early-mid 1990s.
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 I had to look up what exactly the deal is with the Smart Meters. Apparently they can spy on your power usage, what you watch on TV, report your movements to the Illuminati, intentionally give you can cancer for big pharma, and/or perform medical experiments on you like a lab rat depending on what level of crazy you are. Global warming is the fake excuse used to promote their use.
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tacodaemon posted:Just so you know, Muir didn't make up the phrase "bimbo eruption", it was the term coined by Clinton's gubernatorial chief of staff Betsey Wright during his 1992 campaign to describe the repeated emergence of women who had salacious stories to tell about Clinton, and then word got out to the press about the phrase. It was hard to avoid hearing the phrase if you were paying attention to the news in the early-mid 1990s. It'd still make a great name for a band 
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Rorus Raz posted:As much as I hate that Animal Nuz cartoon, I still have the biggest smile on my face. I was going to say this, his cartoons are terrible but i love some of the animal puns.
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I just don't think "Bob Corgi" is very punny. I would've preferred making him the frog and calling him "Bob Croaker".
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colonel_korn posted:
The first two panels were about how criticisms of him as a corporatist were off-base so it's probably safe to assume that the second part of it is about mocking the people who think he hates religion by showing how he's meeting with religious leaders.
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CampingCarl posted:
Honestly the first complaint is actually the craziest one, because the express purpose of a any meter is to monitor your usage so the power company can charge you for it. It seems to me that transmitting it back to the company instead of having some random dude looking snooping around your property to get a look at it seems a lot less intrusive.
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Found this old Bennett, not sure where it's from
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cafel posted:Honestly the first complaint is actually the craziest one, because the express purpose of a any meter is to monitor your usage so the power company can charge you for it. It seems to me that transmitting it back to the company instead of having some random dude looking snooping around your property to get a look at it seems a lot less intrusive. The difference is that a manual reading can only tell you how much power has been used since the last one. These can presumably report your usage moment to moment, which could be used to chart your habits to some extent, like what hours you're home/awake and so on. No doubt a serious concern to a conspiracy theorist.
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Cross posting from the Eastern Europe thread: How do you think McCoy would feel about his cartoons being used to make the case against America and Democracy?
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Prokhor Zakharov posted:Found this old Bennett, not sure where it's from Bennett does really good cartoons, but goddamn I hate how he suffers from label-itis. You don't need to tell the audience that that's a lock box. We'd figure it out cause of the goddamned LOCK! 
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Prokhor Zakharov posted:Found this old Bennett, not sure where it's from Really. You labeled the lock box. The box. With a lock on it.
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