I've only just seen this, but love it, and not just as a fan of Jack Kirby (and now Neil Kirby). It also sums up my feelings towards the low lifes, and it's great that Neil has come out and made this statement. It's shame more people, especially in the Republican party, haven't done the same, or they have the unscrupulous brass balls to defend it.
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As expected, the chipping away at worker's rights begins after Brexit. As for the people who voted for the omnishambles and are currently complaining about loss of income, jobs, food shortages and having to pay more for transported goods, a lot of Remainers are feeling sorry for them because they feel the Brexit voters were conned. Those Remainers are better than me, as l have no sympathy, and it's not like they were not warned, so fuck them, the closet and not so closeted right wing, narrow minded, little Britain clutching at 'sovereignty' racists.
OK, there may be exceptions, but l prefer to gloat. Not admirable, but it passes the time during lockdown, and cheers me up no end
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And this woman is our Home Secretary.
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The new Privat Eye. At long last the orange git has gone, and l really hope the suing of him starts tomorrow.
FFS - I wondered what's happened to the latest Mojo.
Fucking Boris and Brexit have a lot to answer for. It's one thing messing up the whole country (apart from me, because l will be OK) , but don't fuck up my subscription magazines and cd deliveries
The lockdown eating hasn't been that healthy. I've finally managed to make decent potato cakes (add plenty of butter afterwards), and have been followed them up with cheese, crackers and wine. Yum Yum!
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Rather sadly, the future of democracy is looking more fragile every year, and l also apply that to the UK and Boris Johnson's corrupt money grabbing, two faced government, who have been using the same tactics as Trump, chipping away at democracy with blatant lies and lawbreaking since they gained power, and rather sadly, just at the time we need a strong but fair and compassionate leadership. The right wing press barons and their apologists have a lot to answer for.
Never mind, we've now got blue passports and happy fish.
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After the post below about people l would like to have a night out with, here's the opposite.
Prince Andrew might not sweat, but he's got a lot to answer for inviting these three to his daughter's 18th. Then again, l guess they were close personal friends, although he's bound to deny that now.
If l was able to go out tonight, here's two fine fellows from a few years ago where l'm sure I'd be guaranteed a wild night out. Billy Connelly and George Best. George in this photo (from 1977) looks as though he thinks Billy might be a bit too much for him. And that is one hell of a statement.
He's not just been an all round genius in music, he's also funny as fuck.
Ladies and Gentlemen (and all of other persuasions), l present to you Bob Dylan's answer to a routine question in Playboy.
Happy New Year
It's about time, but The New York Post has finally decided Donald Trump should admit he's lost the election. In what other kind of mad world would it have taken so long? I understand people want to keep jobs and feed their families, but they should have been on the side of democracy straight away.
Rather sadly, l think the Biden presidency will be a blip, and there will be a lot more right wing fuckers in power in the future
I bet this Vibra-Finger wasn't used to massage gums, no matter what the advert says.
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This will be me when the pubs are open again without the restrictions
So the pubs are back open for business in our neck of the woods, as long as there is a substantial meal with the booze, which, according to Michael Gove, can be a couple of scotch eggs. Looks like he's saving his for later.
It looks like John in Bootle is selling my old sofa. What a bargain.
l've only just seen this from earlier on in the lockdown, but it certainly made me laugh. Elaine Paige dealing with the lockdown with cock, according to The Telegraph. At least she took it well (Fnaaar)
I've argued the Brexit point before of rich capitalist bastards trying to do away with regulations, but there's an excellent article in The Guardian a couple of days ago that l have just read by George Monbiot that goes deeper. Here's a part of it, and the full article can be found here.
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I bet this is produced a flashback for the orange skinned bullying morally bankrupt charlatan when he had to repeat years due to his general ignorance and belief of self importance, against the teacher's revenge for him being a knobhead.
I haven't posted any comic related nonsense for a while, so here's a beauty, which I'm old enough to remember reading at the time, whilst lying in my bedroom in Bootle, listening to the trains go by. Dennis the Menace meets Gnasher for the first time. From The Beano, issue number 1363, August 31st 1968. Drawn by David Law.
I don't know which artist is responsible for this cartoon, but it certainly appealed to my sense of humour
