Category: Open Threads

It’s not a big illustrated round-up today, but it’s a damn fine one:

I tried to post these last night, but my site was down.  I’ve had better luck this morning, which is good because these posters, most from Caped Crusader, are really good:

I really envy people who can successfully reduce a complex thought to a quality poster without losing anything in the translation.  These posters show what I mean:

I keep trying to blog and I keep getting interrupted.  I’ve decided, though, to interrupt the interruptions and share with you these pointed and often funny posters about politics and culture.  I’ve organized the posters first by candidate, then by Obama, then by Israel, and finally by just good stuff.

I have been working on a portmanteau post since yesterday afternoon, but family has pulled me away from it. I’ll do it this afternoon or bust, I swear. In the meantime, I’ve got a superior collection of posters:

Thought-provoking and funny posters to start your Sunday:

After a strange week (not bad, but strange), I’m getting back in the groove.  That includes finding great posters from all points on the internet:

Sorry for the blog silence.  It was another high maintenance day in my home.  My older child leaves the house in two weeks, and there is just so much that needs to be done before then.  I’ve a lot of stuff lined up to write about tomorrow, though. In the

I was in caregiver mode today so this is the first time I’ve gotten near my computer. Many thanks to all the friends who sent me these fabulous posters.

No need for talk.  These pictures and posters speak for themselves:

In dark times, we still try to laugh or figure things out.  Regarding the first, it’s been making the rounds amongst Leftists — but a clever conservative added a single line at the bottom, totally changing the meaning.  It once read “None of mine have been.”  Now it reads “None