Funny Cartoon Friday

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[REWahoo]

Didn't he also have lunch at a biker bar?

 

[Purron]

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[Martha]

 

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[Nords]

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[Westernskies]

One of my personal favorites

 

[Martha]

 

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[bbbamI]

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[Purron]

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[Alan]

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[Alan]

another financial one that tickled my sense of humor

 

[Nords]

Might as well archive this ER cartoon here:

 

[Alan]

7 men in one room

the age of innocence is past

 

[BigNick]

the age of innocence is past

I think you need to give the non-Brits a reference for that one.

 

[Alan]

I think you need to give the non-Brits a reference for that one.

Sorry - I thought the cartoon was funny without a particular reference, but it relates to this story about a senior minister in the current UK government

Tories question judgment of 'naive' William Hague - Telegraph

In a highly personal statement on Wednesday, Mr Hague denied any “improper” relationship with Christopher Myers, 25, but admitted that they had shared hotel rooms during the general election campaign this year. Mr Myers resigned from his role this week.
Mr Hague also gave intimate details about his marriage, revealing that his wife, Ffion, had suffered “multiple miscarriages”.
It is understood that Mr Hague made his unusual public statement against the advice of government media experts.
Instead of ending speculation about the matter, the statement attracted extensive public attention and political comment.

 

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