Cartoon by Brian Mór
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Cartoon by Brian Mór
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13 comments:

  1. Is our wee doggie parking his dinner and is that slapper Mary wearing an ankle braclet,ya know what that used to mean,and Brian when did sgt Storey get promoted.

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  2. Sixpence and the moon I am unsure if Paul Gauguin would be comfortable appearing on the Quill cradled in the arms of the “enlightened one.”
    Politically he may have been too busy looking at the moon and never seen the sixpence at his feet.
    Primitivism vs. enlightenment: it is difficult to differentiate as the former savages who are now on the peripheral short-leash of British politics are overly hypocritical in their new found enlightenment as the majority of their vote and support is from the old tribe.

    An excellent cartoon Brain with plenty of hidden references in plain sight we “fools” indeed content gazing at the moon.

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  3. Marty, they promoted him after Ardoyne. They recognised his potential in maybe swinging the police contract.

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  4. Mackers, for some reason, no doubt a cruel and insensitive reason, Albert keeps asking me to ask you 'do you know the score in the Liverpool match?'

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  5. A young Arab asks his father-"what is this weird hat that we are wearing?""why its a chechia because in the desert it protects our heads from the sun" "and what isthis type of clothing we are wearing?" its a djbellah because in the desert its very hot and this protects our bodies" "and what are these shoes we have on our feet?" "these are babouches which keep us from burning our feet while in the desert" tell me papa?" "yes my son" "then why the f##k are we living in Luton?.

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  6. Husband and wife sitting in a bar and the wife keeps staring at at a drunken man cradling his pint as he sits alone.the husband says "do you know him?" the wife says" he,s my old boyfriend-I,m told he started drinking right after we split up 10 years ago and he hasnt been sober since".."crikey" says the husband, "who,d have thought a fella could have gone on a celebration that f##king long"!!

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  7. Busy pissing myself laughing at the Andytout,s news leading article on stolen cigarettes and then on page 4 we have "We lift the lid on the illegal tobacco trade on our streets" may I take it that Marty Millar /Livingstone will now also be investigating the activities of alleged tout and head of Restorative Justice and someone who likes to be photographed with the psni,none other than FILTER TIP Jim Mc Carthy was he not the man who flooded Belfast and beyond with the death sticks on behalf of the chucks! you can bet your ass they wont ,the two faced b###ards,I note that Restorative Justice Ireland have a new office on the upper Glen rd way out of sight and next door to that illegal fuel operation that keeps getting closed by customs. love to be a fly on the wall in that place.

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  8. Nuala,

    I never got the result until this morning when I read The International Herald Tribune at Stockholm Airport! I texted somebody yesterday for it but he never got back. Anyway, once you mentioned on the Quill Albert Slagging I guessed they lost!

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  9. Marty, that was all in the past, all that stealing and corruption was to advance the socialist republic.
    The big houses, cars, flats, shops,villa's, hotels, down bars and clubs, were left to them by their aunties and grannies. Oh, and yes a few got their money through claims against the PSNI, well that is what I was told recently.
    Is it any wonder Baggot had to close so many Cop shops the compo machine must have been functioning like a printing press.

    Mackers, there are so few things Albert can slag about these days that he will avail of any opportunity!

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  10. Ah well thats ok then Nuala,just for a mo I thought the gobshites in the Andytout News were talking the piss, there,s nothing as infuriating as being lectured to on matters legal by a bunch of f##kin rouges,nearly as bad as being giving a lecture on morality by a priest.

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  11. Marty, so glad I could clarify that for you. I think they had us all going for a while! All their aunties and grannies were living in the community for years and the whole time they were secret millionaires, socialist or what?
    Apparently, one our our very own Clonard born and bred millionaires had everything left to him by his granny. One of our MLA's who has accumulated mega money had it all left by an auntie, and a rap on the head by the cops.
    All the stealing and money laundering was all for the greater good!

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  12. Sorry I am late to this. And clueless. What's a gal's ankle bracelet symbolize? I can't even keep "straight" the flower behind whichever ear signal.

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  13. Fionnchu a cara, It used to be said when I was a lad that only ladies of the night wore ankle braclets,

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