Because I got such a great response last Sunday with my entry entitled, "No cartooning today," namely no response at all (a refreshing break from death threats, name-calling and bombastic hurrahs for the end of time), I've decided to make every Sunday a day when I post something that purposely refrains from shitting on the Plutocracy and all her wicked little satellites. Thusly, here is a drawing executed beneath the white hot rage of a two-year-old girl ballsy enough to demand that I complete the picture in under two minutes using a blue crayon blunt enough to rival the precision of a frankfurter. The second drawing is a quick sketch of the two-year-old girl and her twin sister lost in each other's company, neither one giving a crap that they are being policed by the eminent Mr. Fish who, given a thinner drawing utensil than a crayon and a couple hours of non-policing time, could be saving the world by drawing George Bush licking the heiney of a nun or Donald Rumsfeld blowing a pair of guinea pigs, one in each hand, the sphincter of his elderly lips as detailed and moving as any photograph. (Bless the hearts of those two-year-old girls.)
Because I got such a great response last Sunday with my entry entitled, "No cartooning today," namely no response at all (a refreshing break from death threats, name-calling and bombastic hurrahs for the end of time), I've decided to make every Sunday a day when I post something that purposely refrains from shitting on the Plutocracy and all her wicked little satellites. Thusly, here is a drawing executed beneath the white hot rage of a two-year-old girl ballsy enough to demand that I complete the picture in under two minutes using a blue crayon blunt enough to rival the precision of a frankfurter. The second drawing is a quick sketch of the two-year-old girl and her twin sister lost in each other's company, neither one giving a crap that they are being policed by the eminent Mr. Fish who, given a thinner drawing utensil than a crayon and a couple hours of non-policing time, could be saving the world by drawing George Bush licking the heiney of a nun or Donald Rumsfeld blowing a pair of guinea pigs, one in each hand, the sphincter of his elderly lips as detailed and moving as any photograph. (Bless the hearts of those two-year-old girls.)
Here is the Toles cartoon under fire. 
Here is the Toles cartoon under fire. 
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