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from the Daily News archives. h/t @GregoryRose View high resolution

from the Daily News archives. h/t @GregoryRose

Who inspired those ads for Nick Kroll’s t.v. show? Dr. Zizmor, obviously. Putting them side by side. Someone at the MTA is a genius. View high resolution

Who inspired those ads for Nick Kroll’s t.v. show? Dr. Zizmor, obviously.

Putting them side by side. Someone at the MTA is a genius.

Sean Delonas’ cartoon, in the New York Post today. View high resolution

Sean Delonas’ cartoon, in the New York Post today.

(Source: havelogicwilltravel)

(Reblogged from sisterfrigidaire)
Obama and Romney at the Alfred E. Smith dinner. View high resolution

Obama and Romney at the Alfred E. Smith dinner.

A fake Obama attack ad targeting Romney, courtesy of Saturday Night Live View high resolution

A fake Obama attack ad targeting Romney, courtesy of Saturday Night Live

Colbert on Romney:

“He seems absolutely sincere as a moderate. And he also seems pretty sincere as a severe conservative. That’s not a dig. It’s honest confusion.”

via Meet the Press

Caption Contest [h/t @BuzzFeedAndrew] View high resolution

Caption Contest [h/t @BuzzFeedAndrew]

Big Bird took he high road, refusing to directly respond to Mitt Romney saying he’d cut government funding for the Public Broadcasting Station. View high resolution

Big Bird took he high road, refusing to directly respond to Mitt Romney saying he’d cut government funding for the Public Broadcasting Station.

via Daryl Cagle.  View high resolution

via Daryl Cagle. 

“I’m going to continue on with my greatest social experiment of seeing how misinformed a person can be while still hosting a morning news program.” —Fred Armisen as Rupert Murdoch, on Saturday Night Live View high resolution

“I’m going to continue on with my greatest social experiment of seeing how misinformed a person can be while still hosting a morning news program.”

—Fred Armisen as Rupert Murdoch, on Saturday Night Live

Mitt Romney’s “corporations are people” line finally inspires sit-com writers.

via Facebook View high resolution

via Facebook

“You never know when the spirit will move you,” Jon Stewart said, jokingly, skewering the Catholic church for covering erectile dysfunction, but not contraception, in their health insurance plan. View high resolution

“You never know when the spirit will move you,” Jon Stewart said, jokingly, skewering the Catholic church for covering erectile dysfunction, but not contraception, in their health insurance plan.

Something that a few City Council members got in the mail today.

Something that a few City Council members got in the mail today.