I doubt having his face stitched to a certain part of Tony's anatomy would have MilliD quite as out-of-sorts as the movie's characters.

Cheer up my weekend why don't you.

You what?

I follow politics really quite closely, but I confess I just do not recognise who most of the characters in the Grauniad's cartoons are supposed to be.

So I struggle to find them funny.

Pity really, I enjoy a larf.

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Showing the drawing process doesn't make Patrick Blower's cartoons any funnier - it just makes them even more tedious.

Political journey books? Might I suggest Mein Kampfervan?

Might I suggest Mein Kampfervan?

No, far too millitant, or millitent, for the millieu.

Trouble at Miliband

Nick Clegg could take his autobiograpical title frm the Grossmith brothers book:

The diary of a nobody

The brothers Milliband.

I wonder if either even shaves?

'Cool Britannia, my part in her downfall'.
Written by.......?

A History of Deluded Feminists.

H. Harman.

So it was actually Milli Vanilli who became Scritti Politti?

Love the tune

Not to lower the tone, but which should have his mouth sewn to the other one's arse by the scientist?

Maybe Blair could be the one in between, as that's clearly the middle way.

Shouldn't political comment rise above what someone is born with, whether it's black skin, female genitals, famous relatives, or a name that people with nothing better to do can make fun of?

Agreed with Semioclasm that the mouth-to-anus stitching of The Human Centipede would have been more apropos. Especially when considering exactly what David believes the Labour Party members' base will swallow.

But it would have been a gargantuan effort for Patrick to have fitted them into the drawing en masse for deadline. Not to mention such scribblings would have turned it into a scene from 120 Days of Sodom...