Xitter Tanks
Xitter Tanks
Ward Sutton Art
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The seat is way too small for that bowl and I find that mildly infuriating
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Makes sense to me .... a seat small enough for a little asshole and a bowl big enough for someone who produces a lot of shit
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That's because they had to put the Elon's Twitter sign. Which is why I am not big fan of this kind of old school satire. It's a little on the nose Everything has to have signs, subtitles and arrows so even the dumbest people can understand them. While I understand the need for that, it makes the jokes fall flat for me.
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I've actually seen that kinda shit IRL in public restrooms pretty frequently.
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Ah yes, they're standing in x-crement.
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Xitter.. pronounced like shitter.
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they forgot the saudi king sitting on a throne of dead migrant bodies
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This post is difamation against goblins.
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I think that's a troll....
but agreed.
Also where's the crowd of khaki-wearing nazis?
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Supposed to be a troll I think, but that blatantly a goblin
Also the military cosplay guy has a swastika on his arm.
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yes.
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Lol i recently heard someone refer to tweets as xcrements now. Fits perfectly with this
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𝕏itter
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BRRRR skibidi bop bop bop yes yes
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Xitter, Jesus, you guys are amazing.
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Shitter would have worked too
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That’s why you pronounce the X the Chinese way!
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Errrrhmmmm, it’s X, actually
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But Xitter will make Elon fanboys mad, so it's worth the misspelling.
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4chan edgelord convinced that his shit don't stink made this possible.
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Who’s the guy on the right supposed to be?
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De Santis
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Of course!
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Is it just me getting unreasonably irritated when the artist captions the things they're depicting, as if we're either too dumb to understand or they suck at making subtle references?
It's a political comics thing that has its roots in England around
250300 years ago. The comic is meant simultaneously to be funny (and therefore disarming) and legitimate political propaganda. To ensure that the political propaganda message is not lost on the masses they label everything to make sure their message most clearly gets across.For example, see this political cartoon from 1903. Panama_canal_cartoon_1903.jpg
That's actually cool to know, though I dislike the practice, they kinda look like previous century memes lol
That was lost on me either way, but I guess it's just my lack of knowledge on US's history 👀
These sorts of comics have been captioned like this for decades. I'm not sure if they were ever not captioned.
If anything I think they were even more obvious back then... The Troll would have had "Troll" written on their laptop and so on...
Decades indeed. Thomas Nast made his first cartoon in like 1860 or something.
I've seen some done in the 1800s. Captioned.
At this point it's a staple of the genre.
That's just the way political comics goes. It's expected and common. It's not a web comic, bruh; there's a tradition to maintain.
Not all political comics are like that though, the best ones don't need the labelling.
Well, I guess so, wasn't expeting a whole culture around these
This reminds me of a Ben Garrison cartoon. Way too heavy handed.
It's just you