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News & ArtsMonday, August 27, 2012
2012 / Media / Hetero Isn't It Bromantic?
Posted by Dan Savage on Mon, Aug 27, 2012 at 4:10 PM
The cover of this week's New Yorker...
...hints at homance.
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That's awesome! Wasn't it the New Yorker that did the Michelle-and-Obama-as-militant-Oval Office-radicals cover the last time around? Must be the GOP's turn this time.
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Damn, that's one stinky-looking fart from Mittens in the lower right - my guess is he's lactose intolerant - should have let Ryan have the whole milkshake in the lower left panel.
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Yes, I love the puppy one but I also thought there should be one of them hilariously kicking a woman to death outside a clinic.
Not even an abortion clinic, just any old health care clinic and any woman.
Not even an abortion clinic, just any old health care clinic and any woman.
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It's a pity they went into politics. If they had chosen to use their lying skills for acting instead I would absolutely love watching them. Especially together.
But no. They have to go for jobs where they can fuck other people over.
But no. They have to go for jobs where they can fuck other people over.
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I'm amazed. Paul Ryan can run with Romney's dick up his ass.
He should be at the top of the ticket.
He should be at the top of the ticket.
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