No Sh*t, Sherlock

Published on September 29, 2005 By dabe In Politics

Comments

stutefish

on Sep 29, 2005

What does this cartoon even mean?

dabe

on Sep 29, 2005

Come on, stute. Stretch those brain cells.

ParaTed2k

on Sep 29, 2005

Hmmm, if the elephant is injured, I wonder how that donkey that has no message other than, "at least I ain't an elephant" is doing lately. Haven't heard much from that poor creature lately.... except when Moore, Dean, Sheehan, Jackson, Sharpton, Farakhan and a few other whiney hatemongers are braaying for it.

The elephant may be needing some healthcare, but the donkey's stuck in the bog making a lot of noise but saying nothing.

ParaTed2k

on Sep 29, 2005

Cute comic though.

dabe

on Sep 29, 2005

but the donkey's stuck in the bog making a lot of noise but saying nothing

Wrong. You're just not listening.

ParaTed2k

on Sep 30, 2005

Sure I'm listening, but there's no message, just "we ain't elephants". Well, Duh! ;~D

Mr_Frog

on Sep 30, 2005

Sure I'm listening, but there's no message

Yeah, reminds me of a bumper sticker:

"I see you talking but all I hear is 'Blah, blah, blah'".

-- B

Leauki

on Sep 30, 2005

It's simple. The cartoon means that if the administration had spent more money on health care, Saddam would have stopped killing Shi'ites and Katrina wouldn't have happened.

ericseba

on Sep 30, 2005

It's simple. The cartoon means that if the administration had spent more money on health care, Saddam would have stopped killing Shi'ites and Katrina wouldn't have happened.

Thanks Leakui, I was afraid of lsoing sleep on this one. Thanks for clearing it up for me.

Dr Guy

on Sep 30, 2005

It's simple. The cartoon means that if the administration had spent more money on health care, Saddam would have stopped killing Shi'ites and Katrina wouldn't have happened.

oooh! That is insightful! Maybe next they can explain how Billy Boy would have stopped Katrina?

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