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Internet Webguy posted:Those are all pretty good, but what was Stephen Tyler nominated for? That's Jared Leto in Dallas Buyers Club, and it is actually a fairly good likeness of how he looks in the film
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 Like all thread regulars, I loooooove death!
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Ahaha I love editorial cartoons... I love them not... I love editorial cartoons...  1gently caress editorial cartoons.  2God, his Obama caricature is getting more and more grotesque.  3Teens are rightly terrified that the older generation is going to run the economy even further into the ground than it already is by defaulting on the debt.  4 5I ship it  6The biting commentary I would expect from the genius behind Prickly City.  7 8
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Ammat The Ankh posted:
Yeah, younger people aren't concerned about the astronomical cost of higher education, the tepid job market, massive income inequality and inadequate infrastructure, they're worried about the debt. No not their student loan debt, the national debt. Truly this guy has his finger on the pulse of my generation.
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Bad Reporter is never more than lame dad jokes, but darn it they are well-executed lame dad jokes.
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cafel posted:Yeah, younger people aren't concerned about the astronomical cost of higher education, the tepid job market, massive income inequality and inadequate infrastructure, they're worried about the debt. No not their student loan debt, the national debt. Truly this guy has his finger on the pulse of my generation. I'd bet real dollars the same artist has previously implied youths today just want free stuff.
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Doc Hawkins posted:I'd bet real dollars the same artist has previously implied youths today just want free stuff. The cartoonist in question is also the guy that writes the newspaper comic Dustin, in which the luckless millennial title character constantly struggles to find steady work after having to move back in with his parents, only to be castigated and mocked as a shiftless, entitled layabout at every opportunity by his boomer father (with his high school aged sister frequently joining in on the abuse). You can bet your rear end he's previously implied that.
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Bagley made a handful of Valentines for the Utah Legislature. 1 2 3 4 5 6
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Deceitful Penguin posted:How the times have changed. Any idea what year that is from? The context would be interesting. What is this "compound constitutional republic" language? I see some results from the Cato Istitute on it, but I'm not clear what they're going for. I mean, yes, under the strict classical definition the US is democratic, not a democracy, but this "compound" stuff isn't something I ever encountered when I was studying classical and civic republican political theory. Discendo Vox fucked around with this message at 22:44 on Feb 14, 2014 |
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Ammat The Ankh posted:
Is there like, any attempt at a joke or a point with this one? I must be missing some kind of nuance, surely
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Vivian Darkbloom posted:Is there like, any attempt at a joke or a point with this one? I must be missing some kind of nuance, surely Obama chokes his elephant. A Masturbation Cartoon.
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Vivian Darkbloom posted:Is there like, any attempt at a joke or a point with this one? I must be missing some kind of nuance, surely I think it's that Obama wants to spend all of our money for infinity, the GOP is trying to resist, but Obama is forcing it against its will to come along for the ride.
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 A magazine cover happened. It's a play on words with the spanish word "time", which means "swindle", so te cover reads: SWINDLE ...so you can appear on this cover.
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Discendo Vox posted:Any idea what year that is from? The context would be interesting. Looks like 1932.
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By the way, if anyone wants to make their own Kelly Brand™ Whiskey Sour for Valentine's Day:Mighty Stalker posted:In case anyone was wondering what the first prize was, here it is:
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By the way, I woke up to this Valentine in my PM inbox:
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Little Blackfly posted:The gay agenda revealed! GAY AGENDA 1. The minutes of the last meeting were agreed and duly signed.
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XyloJW posted:By the way, I woke up to this Valentine in my PM inbox: This is a thing of beauty.
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XyloJW posted:By the way, I woke up to this Valentine in my PM inbox: Wait, a cartoon about local heroes and no mention of Pat Bagley? Seriously, that is really awesome.
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Ammat The Ankh posted:
An American political cartoon has an elephant on it. Labeled GOP. e: oh, and he's confident enough with his Obama caricature to not label him. quote:
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I'm starting to think Bad Reporter and Kelly are the real reason I read this thread. I check them out sometimes outside the thread but it's not the same. It's like I can't quite appreciate them without Rall, Allie et cetera to weigh them against.
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Ammat The Ankh posted:
What socialist policies? For either of them.
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XyloJW posted:By the way, I woke up to this Valentine in my PM inbox: Dahhh 
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XyloJW posted:By the way, I woke up to this Valentine in my PM inbox: It's a good comic, but it feels, a bit, wrong. It's too correct an opinion to be a Kelly, see.
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Rhinoceraptor posted:Snow day for the poor! LUCKY DUCKY! 
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Deceitful Penguin posted:How the times have changed.  This is just magical.
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The GOP is headed towards Unlimited Spending, so Obama calls them to heel? I mean, it's true that the deficit has shrunk under Obama, but that isn't eh metaphor he wants here. Obama should be yelling "Come!" or something
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Captain_Maclaine posted:The cartoonist in question is also the guy that writes the newspaper comic Dustin, in which the luckless millennial title character constantly struggles to find steady work after having to move back in with his parents, only to be castigated and mocked as a shiftless, entitled layabout at every opportunity by his boomer father (with his high school aged sister frequently joining in on the abuse). You can bet your rear end he's previously implied that. The wiki article about Dustin is still the best thing about it. They expect people to side with Ed but he comes off as so vindictive and mean that this is how people have interpreted the comic
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Dr. VooDoo posted:The wiki article about Dustin is still the best thing about it. They expect people to side with Ed but he comes off as so vindictive and mean that this is how people have interpreted the comic You can't just link the page and not give us the crown jewels of the article. Wikipedia posted:Dustin Kudlick, the titular character of the comic strip. A 23-year-old college graduate who failed to find regular employment in the current economy after graduating and thus moved back home to live with his parents. He is constantly trapped in a cycle of dead-end temp jobs and grueling manual labor, frequently shown putting in long hours at a car wash or asking his supervisor at the temp agency for more career-enhancing assignments that might help him break out of the cycle of wage slavery, not to mention troubling in developing relationships with women and a budding inventor. Despite his dysfunctional family atmosphere, Dustin remains stoic, a heroic everyman and inspiration to the reader, as he endures and strives, trying to find true employment and happiness. I mean, am I wrong? Is Dustin not, in fact, the progeny of a walking, talking mountain of feces?
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Office Pig posted:You can't just link the page and not give us the crown jewels of the article.
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CampingCarl posted:The wiki article seems like the wiki equivalent of AGC that was never fixed. There is no way that is the intended message of the comic.
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Deceitful Penguin posted:It's a good comic, but it feels, a bit, wrong. It's too correct an opinion to be a Kelly, see. I disagree, every so often Kelly's opinions are unironically correct. Example: His recent comic about the winter Olympics. If it weren't for that darn Putin and his ice dancin' I could be watching 'Parks and Recreation' right now!
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