What ammo are they talking about?
That sounds disturbingly like my head canon for Peanuts.
I don’t know who are the creative and demented minds behind Scarfolk, but reading one of their books in my library always makes me LOL and chuckle for awhile. Thanks!
And in more Scarfolk news… There is a TV show in the works!
The intro and outro bumper better be a variation on this:
That image has been spooking people out since the 70s, they should totally use it, along with that horrible single-tone BEEEEEEEE noise.
Ah, not-really fond memories…
In the name of all that is good on this Earth, please no…
[thanks a lot. I took the test and, while I thought I was safe for a few seconds, am now cursed by Old Chattox]
Finally, something worthy of sitting next “look around you” and “wonder showzen” on my non-existent shelf of DVDs!
Day made.
Check out the UK web archives at the BL and see if they have an earlier version.
I thought “For more information please reread.” was a cracker of a line!
The BBC claims that the government have admitted the mistake:
A Cabinet Office spokeswoman said: “This image is a parody of 1970s public information campaigns and was mistakenly used in a publication for illustrative purposes.”
Next, the Tory government considers Jonathan Swift’s modest proposal.
Bravo!
Bo-oring, but absolutely correct: it would be much easier to fake a report of this then to get a Scarfolk poster onto an actual Government publication. We ought to question everything, and not just the things we disagree with.
Happily, it seems it may be real.
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