February 6th, 2012

Rich & Mark’s Monday Morning View


105 Comments

  1. 1
    • 7

      Err… copyright infringement anyone? This is a commercial blog.

      • 13
        Rage Against the Political Elite says:

        His F-cking NOSE is made of Plastic.

      • 45
        Forrest MiliGump says:

        It’s not fair…..I’m nothing like Wallace/Gromit…..but then life is a box of chocolates…..you never know what yer gonna git nexttt…..

        How did I git here. Remind me, bubba…..

        • 50
          Plato says:

          I wonder if Winston Churchill would ever have won a beauty contest.

          You have to listen to what a man says.

          • Jane Birkin from Paris says:

            Winston Churchill was bald and so is Billy Hague. I have listened to Billy Hague and he is fucking useless.

            millipede is an ugly Hunt but he has all his own hair and he isn’t fat.

            Me and my mate Julius think he is seriously dangerous.

          • Fog says:

            Plato
            It is a truth universally acknowledged that when a person is a complete and utter f*ckwit, their physical appearance is remarked upon in order to emphasise their f*ckwittery. Likeable, decent people can get away with being not very attractive.

          • Whistler says:

            It’s not Labour that needs a change of leadership.

            Cameron couldn’t even manage a straight win against the most discredited government since Ted Heath. He stands no chance against Ed Miliband.

            Dear Mr. Fawkes,
            It appears that people following a particular political ideology are deliberately polluting the comments section of your blog, probably with the intention of undermining your credibility. Is there anything you could do to defend against such activity? Perhaps a full time moderator, or at the very least blocking of obvious offenders? How about a login system to avoid multiple pseudonyms?

          • colonel bogey says:

            We have, and he’s a wanker, which makes him all in all an ugly wanker.

          • Rage Against the Political Elite says:

            What is he saying. another Version of the Bliar Sh-t? Politicians dont say anything. They ACT to a script given too them by the STATE.

        • 54
          Tony Blair, Millionaire says:

          Hey guys….I really don’t know why anyone would want to be Leader of the Labour Party.

          After all, all the money’s gone.

        • 58
          Ed & Dave Miliboys Go Large says:

          It’s not fair.

          I hate you.

          There’s nothing to eat in the house.

          He started it.

          I didn’t ask to be born.

          All my friends parents let them do it.

    • 9
      Tuscan Tony says:

      A missed opportunity; what about showing Militwit with the speech bubble, saying “I can’t take this much longer: what do they think I’m made of – Plasticene?”

      I’m sure others have much better though,

    • 38
      smoggie says:

      Reminds me of the bad old days in the seventies before the Blessed Margaret Thatcher came to save us.

      The Sun ran an almost daily cartoon campaign against the idiot incumbent Labour government of the time. Callaghan was always seen addressing his cabinet of Muppets.

      In those days we read these in the real dead tree press rather than on the internet so fortuitously it was not interupted by Scargill’s power cuts.

      • 104
        David Wisteria says:

        That bitch Thatcher gave us all a big bang and look at the mess we are all in together now.

    • 68
      Tony Hart says:

      I almost feel sorry for the Lefties. Plasticine Ed looks like what would be the love child of Polly Toynbee and Michael Foot.

    • 71
      Maximus says:

      Girls, girls! FWIW it’s the first R&M to make me laugh. Maybe it’s just Monday, but the hoon’s gone and the huhne’s gone. Is there are another hoon in the House somewhere?

    • 88
      Spell Check says:

      I don’t want to be a party pooper but it is Plasticine, not Plasticene

    • 97
      School for scoundrels says:

      Maybe Ed should get a dog…

  2. 2
    David Minibanana says:

    Yes, plasticine people can get on and off bandwagon very easily, can’t they ?

  3. 3
    Mini Cooper says:

    My mum will be the next leader. Dad says so.

  4. 5

    So, Sir Stuart Bell.

    How is that super-injunction thingy going for you?

  5. 6
    Gordon Brown says:

    this morning I will do a big shit then ponder what to do with the rest of the day

  6. 8
    Gromit says:

    Just let me get within a mile of his arse and he’s mine…

  7. 11
    Some Geezer wot looks forward to being puzzled every Monday says:

    For once, the characters portrayed in the cartoon look exactly like who they’re supposed to look like. Rich & Mark must be slipping– see here: Part of the fun is to try to figure out who the cartoon is of! We’ll have no more of this easy nonsense!

    • 59
      Benny Fitt says:

      Still no decent jokes though. Can’t help wondering if English is their second language and something gets lost in translation.

  8. 12
    genghiz the kahn says:

    One is top class, hugely successful, loved by millions, well know, great brand recognition, and talented he other is Ed M.

  9. 16

    “.. and we all know nuLabor policies are full of holes like Swiss cheese Gromit.”

  10. 17
    Popeye says:

    Malleable, just like his look-alike but much more intelligent. I mean Wallace of course, he wouldn’t take instructions from the unions.

  11. 18
    Sir Keith Josephs Preserved Head says:

    Aardman should do a plasticine Milliband figure and put it alongside Wallace to prove er… “something”
    and a plasticine dog called blinky

  12. 24
    Steve Miliband says:

    Judging by David’s appearance on TV this morning I am the only Miliband with any talent

  13. 25
    nellnewman says:

    What is it about labour that it can only choose leaders like the donkey jacket one, kinnochio, gordy & militwit, who are excessively arrogant, breathtakingly self serving & eminently comical? Oh and not to forget economically incontinent.

    It must be that superior intelligence that those leftwing oxford dons said labour people have over tories. ++++Laugh+++++

  14. 26
    Widescreen2010 says:

    I really, really don’t get it.

  15. 31
    I don't need no doctor says:

    I know we have to bother John Terry to stand trial for racism, but do we really have to rush into it. Why bother with waiting until July, just leave it up to Terry to decide when he feels he is available.
    Why is Capello backing Terry again. Is it acceptable for Italians to behave as Terry, or did Capello receive a bung from Chelsea to make Terry the captain of England?
    Maybe Gerrard could be capatian of England. He has experience of hitting first in self defence, and getting away with it.
    Cynics may say it’s all about money.

    • 37
      Anon says:

      Fuck off and take your bloody stupid football with you, this is a political blog – so by definition it is also sport-free.

      • 41
        Actually mate, we talk about what we fucking like on here says:

        Anon you clearly are new to this Blog otherwise you would know sport is discussed regularly here. Please take your free speech censorship thought processes to Comment is Free in the Guardian.

        • 49
          pointless observations says:

          To be fair to capello he is merely saying terry is innocent until proven guilty. Cappelo does not feel able to take action as to do so would prejudice terry. Capello said “this is not sports justice it is official justice” and I think he is right in saying that he cannot strip the captaincy because of an accusation. If anyone has fucked up it is the court in not hearing the case as soon as possible – it does not take 4 months to organise a trial for a public order offence (maximum punishment £2500).

          We live in strange times when an italian football manager is one of the few people defending the presumption of innocence.

        • 51
          Pawn Sandwich says:

          LAAADDDIIESS AND GENNELLLMENNN,
          LLETTTSSS PPPLLLAAYYY DDDARRRTS.

      • 43
        Spartacus says:

        by extension, dont mention the welsh dirty play and only being sin-binned when he should have been sent off.

      • 79
        Ah! Monika says:

        BUT what about that photo of Balls getting hit in the balls. Is that political, sport or comeuppance?

  16. 32
    Sir William Waad says:

    Looking at Guido’s cartoons is a bit like supporting a non-league football club. You don’t expect much and, usually, you’re not disappointed, but when they do put the ball in the net once in a while you feel part of it in a way you never could at a top Premiership ground.

  17. 33
    Anonymous says:

    Fucking hilarious. not.

  18. 34
    John Bercow says:

    Sally…stop showing off!
    I
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  19. 40
    Hugh Janus says:

    Not the finest of cartoons in a long and pitiful history of such offerings, is it Guido? And Wallace and Grommit must be feeling pretty pissed off this morning after being likened to the idiotic and totally inadequate leader of the opposition.

    • 84

      Indeed. Wallace is a well-known small business man who has worked in window cleaning, baking and pest control. He is an enthusiastic inventor and engineer and did not seek public funding for his successful moonshot. He has assisted the police in solving crimes on several occassions and has not sought any reward for this, unlike that show-off Sherlock bloke.

      Whereas Ed Miliband used his dad’s money and contact book to glide in to an elite university and do a couple of pretendy jobs which were of no use to the public.

      We’d be better off with the plasticine bloke who is by far the more original thinker and economically literate candidate, even if he’s sometimes a wee bit easy to fool by sticking a rubber glove on your head.

    • 90
      Nodrog Nworb says:

      I am n_n_n_ot Mr. Bean

  20. 61
    You know, not everything has to be made political. You could've just said "great bloke" and left it at that. says:
    • 65
      nellnewman says:

      LAbour had 13 years to improve the nhs and didn’t do it. Their notable success was in the employment, at great expense to us, of thousands of nhs managers who still, today spend their lives pushing paperclips,

      • 67
        Nurse Pilgrim says:

        That’s an insult to all us hardworking nurses – except the blue-eyed Finnish ones.

      • 99
        genghiz the kahn says:

        If you were the head of a hospital trust which presided over a large number of deaths, would you expect to be promoted to head the NHS Quality Commission?

    • 75
      Ah! Monika says:

      Did he check your head for bumps?

    • 101
      I don't need no doctor says:

      Oh Sarah yawnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

  21. 70
    Anonymous says:

    He’s always been the heat electric turtle to me

  22. 74
    Ed Balls says:

    The cartoon is not signed. Won’t get much on Antiques Roadshow, Boo Hoo

  23. 80
    Scott says:

    Quite funny.

  24. 89
    Ed Milimong says:

    More cheese Harriet?

  25. 100
    Wake up you losers says:

    Plasticine. Shite & Mark can’t spell as well as failing in the humour department.


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