David Weigel | May 22, 2006
Peter Bagge takes a fully-illustrated trip to the boundaries of the drug war.
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With all due respect to PB, the cartoons just distract from the
prose. It would have made a good short article, but is not really
cartoon material.
Sayyyy, would I be correct in assuming that PB spent a lot of time
absorbing Clay Wilson and Gilbert Shelton? I see what appears to be
their influence in the visual part of his work.
"I hereby liberate the fuckbooks in the name of the
revolution!"
And yea, the final sign of the apocalypse shale be the persecution of the lords weed, er, work, and the tormenting of his children...
"Fully illustrated" doesn't need a hyphen. It is technically NOT
a compound modifier, since "fully" doesn't modify the following
object. "Fully" in this instance is an adverb that modifies
"illustrated."
Joe, learn your grammar before you make a fully realized ass out of
yourself.
Jamie, you fucking moron, I was pointing out that there
shouldn't be a hyphen in "fully illustrated." There is one in
Weigle's post:
Peter Bagge takes a fully-illustrated trip to the boundaries of the
drug war.
Posted by David Weigel at May 22, 2006 08:30 AM
After reading Joe and Jamie Kelley's rage fueled exchange over punctuation I just clutched my pillow to my large American male breasts and whimpered, 'what..EVER!'
I don't think the drug war will be ended by "rights" talk.
I think scandal and outing the medical cartel will work much
better.
The War On Unpatented Drugs.
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