Previous incarnations of Cleveland/P&C/D&D have had an image thread, to handle political cartoons and other image-based stuff that doesn't belong in the general post-a-picture threads.
If any of them spawn an extended discussion, please spawn it off into its own thread. Replies to non-picture replies should take the form of a link pointing to a post on a different discussion thread.
And I shouldn't have to say it, but the images still need to abide by the rules.
He has actually convinced me on that.
They're also warm-blooded and bear live young. This is well-known.
And they have nasty, sharp, pointy teeth!
He has actually convinced me on that.
Hard to argue with this further evidence:
Wilson?
What have they done to you?!
Wilson?
What have they done to you?!
Nah, friend! Thar be Milky Joe!
Pay attention: "Access to healthcare" is not healthcare. I have "access" to Ryan Reynolds. But he's not covering me.
— George Takei (@GeorgeTakei) March 1, 2017
It is a bit sad that I think this comic belongs here instead of in the general pictures thread but it just seems wiser.
This was too awesome not to share.
It is a bit sad that I think this comic belongs here instead of in the general pictures thread but it just seems wiser.
Ugh, how did Petunia make it all the way to the Whitehouse?
Hmm, here's the link.
I'm sorry I couldn't find a version with more compression artifacts in it.
Time to post this again!!
In a Mass Knife Fight to the Death Between Every American President, Who Would Win and Why?
Millard Fillmore, because he's sick of only being known for being a president named Millard Fillmore!
Wow... ummm, it's gotta be a guy like: Ike (hello... WW2), Teddy (I hear he was pretty badass), or Abe (wasn't he a bare-knuckle boxer?)
George Washington was 12 stories high, I'm not sure how you beat that.
I like Ol' Hickory, since he's battle-tested in what is very close to these circumstances. 
Ike never fought like this. Grant, on the other hand, and TR, those guys would be tough competitors. Washington... Not sure, had the experience a bit, but maybe not the heart for it.
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