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Friday Funnies

Pigging out

Scott Stantis | 5.30.2008 7:00 AM

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  1. Taktix®   17 years ago

    Huh?

    *scratches head*

  2. Jonathan Hohensee   17 years ago

    I remember in middle school I discovered a joke book where half of the jokes weren't even jokes. I'd read them over and over, trying to at least see if there was an attempt at humor, looking for some type of pun or irony, but as far as I could tell there was none. Giving the book to my friends didn't help either; they found each of the jokes not only completely, utterly unfunny, but humorless too.

    For some reason memories of that horrid little joke book always pops into my mind every Friday morning, sometime around 7:00 a.m.. I don't know why.

  3. Episiarch   17 years ago

    Weak.

  4. Marcvs   17 years ago

    Meh.

  5. Boston   17 years ago

    I chuckled. Then again I'm a simpleton

  6. P Brooks   17 years ago

    The pig shoud be a cute little baby piglet, with big innocent eyes.

    The politician should be grotesquely fat.

  7. Nonny   17 years ago

    The bill is pork. So it is drawn as a big pig. Clever.

  8. Yeah   17 years ago

    It should have been a hugely fat farmer sitting on a mountain of cash, face contorted with screaming rage, trying to pull the last dollar from the hands of an emaciated taxpayer.

    In the background the farmers bloated brats could be seen punching the taxpayers scrawny underfed children.

  9. ed   17 years ago

    Too subtle? It has two heads and no poop-hole. So if it keeps eating...

  10. Bobble   17 years ago

    Too subtle? It has two heads and no poop-hole. So if it keeps eating...

    Cartoon pigs are infinitely expandable. Like the federal budget.

  11. Warren   17 years ago

    But he brings it home with the punchline:
    "Yeah, and?"

  12. Reinmoose   17 years ago

    It should have been a hugely fat farmer sitting on a mountain of cash, face contorted with screaming rage, trying to pull the last dollar from the hands of an emaciated taxpayer.

    I like this one better, as well.

  13. Rhywun   17 years ago

    People, it's a *political* cartoon - it doesn't have to be funny.

  14. Reinmoose   17 years ago

    Rhywun -
    It should be clever, at the very least

  15. Episiarch   17 years ago

    Sorry, Rhywun, but I demand funny from political cartoons that have been posted free on the internet on a free forum. Where's the quality control?

  16. Rick Barton   17 years ago

    The cartoon captures the pathetic essence of the farm bill. It could accurately portray much of the federal government. Good for Bush that he vetoed it (Even a stopped clock...). Good for McCain that he opposed it. Too bad he's a war hawk. Shame on Obama for supporting the bill. (No surprise there)

  17. Taktix®   17 years ago

    Good for Bush that he vetoed it (Even a stopped clock...).

    Meaningless gesture. He knows they have the votes to override his veto...

  18. Brad   17 years ago

    But c'mon! It's a pig! Pigs are funny! Didja miss the Simpsons Movie? I mean, a plain old pig with two heads may not be as funny as, say, a DUTCH pig with two heads, but it's still funny.

    And anyway writing "Farm Bill" on anything makes it funny by definition.

  19. Amakudari   17 years ago

    That's easily a billion times funnier than this, though. Thanks, CNN.

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