New Yorker: A Billion Million, It's a Cow Thing, French Army Knife and Global Whining

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Uploaded by on Jun 8, 2011

RingTales presents New Yorker Animated Cartoons. by Robert Mankoff, Sam Gross, Michael Crawford and Gahan Wilson. Suddenly our financial crisis is clear and pigs will never understand cows. The French require a lot of redundancy in their tools and not some are fairly slow to catch on to Global Warming

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  • Lol at French army knife...just needs to say "I surrender" and it's complete

  • funny, if it werent for france the USA probably wouldn't exist

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  • spoon and dish...presumed dead.....

  • @archivesbc, actually, France did recover, and got stronger by WWI. a chunk out of France was taken, but that wouldve happened to Britain if they were bordered with Germany. but it didnt matter, because the following year, France took most of that territory back. and in WWII 1939, France had the #1 military in the world, recovery? yes. and the Free French Forces were winning lots of battles from 1940-44. the french army was winning in 45.

  • Problems, Mother Nature?

  • Last one reminded me of Courage.

  • "awful people"?

  • Wheeeeeeee Wheeeeeee  Wheeeeee Owies stupid moon rocks.

  • Awful liberals are always right about stuff. >:I

  • Following the French defeat in 1871, the French never recovered. They suffered one defeat after another throughout the 19th and 20th Century.

  • i had the 11th comment

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