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The Wizard of Id has been enchanting audiences since 1964, but the real wizards behind this comic classic were artist Brant Parker and writer Johnny Hart.
The pair began paving the path to the Kingdom of Id in 1950, when Parker, a staff artist for the Binghamton Press in upstate New York, was asked to judge a high school art contest. Among the entrants was a teenager by the name of Johnny Hart, whose work so impressed Parker that he arranged a meeting.
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artybee said, about 22 hours ago
I do not get this.
cyzicus said, about 21 hours ago
Dummy protesters for the drones to take out.
AKHenderson
said, about 21 hours ago
Drone protesters.
Bruno Zeigerts said, about 20 hours ago
Looks like the dummy fell for the dummies.
Prof danglais said, about 20 hours ago
@artybee
The totally innocent villagers in Pakistan certainly got it.
Nabuquduriuzhur said, about 20 hours ago
re: prof danglais
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You mean the many times where someone in Pakistan or Afghanistan have shot at NATO troops, then it’s claimed later that they are “innocent civilians” by Karzai or media? You might want to read up on the Third 1949 Geneva Convention, sections 4 and 5. A distinctive insignia visible at a distance is a minimum. The treaties don’t protect those who hide in civilian clothing and that is deliberate in order to protect noncombatants.
Hillbillyman said, about 20 hours ago
Clones protesting drones.
KennyVon said, about 19 hours ago
@Nabuquduriuzhur
Usually when you have any type military action, Civilians will pay a price. Just the way war works.
the_kraut said, about 18 hours ago
@Nabuquduriuzhur
You should not take those protests too serious. We have a saying in German: “Klappern gehört zum Handwerk!” Which means: “To make noise is part of the work!”
War was, is and will be always cruel.
Just see what happens now in Syria. What Syrian people do to Syrians. And here the USA or Europeans are not involved. At least not officially.
differentboat said, about 17 hours ago
“Protesting drones” as in “we’re drones who are protesting” not what you’d expect., “we’re protesting against drones.”
William Pursell
said, about 17 hours ago
Oye ye got it all wrong, they are protesting dummies. Sure and That’s what they are.
rmacprivate said, about 16 hours ago
@Nabuquduriuzhur
No matter what the conflict, I’m sure that a large segment of the belligerents population would really rather just go about their lives without the mess their leaders have gotten them into.
Which makes me wonder how we could bomb the crap out of the cities in Germany during WWII?
DavidHuieGreen said, about 15 hours ago
@rmacprivate
We figured the poeple in those cities were providing the needed support which produced the German political system and military might which was killing our people.
AussieDownUnder said, about 15 hours ago
Could be a new publication opportunity. “Protests for Dummies” but lets not drone on about it.
goweeder
said, about 15 hours ago
@rmacprivate
You weren’t there, were you?