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Friday, January 14, 2005

Jef's Cartoons

  • Academic Dogs
  • All-purpose Kofi Annan cartoon
  • ARGC believes in funding beliefs
  • Bob Brown, Burden Shifting Ineffectual Intellectual
  • Correlation is Not Always Causation
  • Demonstrations Deconstructed
  • True equity at last
  • Germaine Greer, Original Inspiration for the LAME Claim Fallacy
  • Grade Appeal non-sequiturs
  • If you're going to fake it anyway, you might as well go for broke
  • Intellectually Gifted Debater
  • Jim Soorely, an Inspiration
  • John Pilger, Left or Right? Confused or Confusing?
  • Masterclass or Humbug?
  • Menage a Trois
  • Michael Leunig - A Portrait of the Artist
  • Michael Moore Finally Reveals the Awful Truth
  • Michael Moore Incorporated
  • Noam Chomsky, the Deranged Scholar
  • Occam's Manure Fork
  • Peter Singer, Philosopher-Idiotarian
  • Phillip Adams' Opinion Columns, Deconstructed
  • Professor Fudgefactor...
  • "Sloganeering"
  • Special pleading and arts wankers
  • The ultimate mentor
  • Love blossoms among the coffee tables
  • Sales resistance, the surreal utterance
  • Humpty Dumpty markers
  • Richard Branson, CO2 Junkie or Gore Groupie
  • Journalism 101 Cartoon - an empirical test of cartoonists' claims

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