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Le svastika
Le mot "croix gammée" est d'origine gréco-phénicienne (allusion aux 4 branches, qui ont chacune la forme d'un gamma majuscule, tournant vers la droite). On en trouve sur les poteries grecques. Au début du scoutisme, elle était décernée à ceux qui avaient rendu service au mouvement. C'est un symbole très ancien que l'on retrouve sous plusieurs formes dans la majorité des civilisations du monde : outre l'Orient, l'Occident, par exemple, le connaît sous la forme du motif dit à trois branches, en tant que triskel celte. Au XXe siècle, la croix gammée tournant vers la droite associée au régime nazi est devenue un symbole tabou dans le monde occidental. Le nom svastika est sanskrit et s'analyse comme un mot composé de svasti, " bonne santé ", et ka " bonne fortune ", et qui porte chance.
PHD Comics
Coming Soon - Stay tuned for a BIG announcement about an awesome project Jorge is working on! PHD Store - Our store was down for a while, but now it is back! Free excerpt from The PHD Movie 2!
a softer world: 123
joey The We Are Become Pals book is here! You can buy it right now, for $16 in hardcover!
The Adventures of Boschen and Nesuko
Chapter 1: Killing the Dead Chapter 2: The Perfume Stinks Chapter 3: Introducing Oneself to a Beautiful Topless Woman Chapter 4: Some Space Chapter 5: The Magical and Mysterious Game of Flirtation
Fantasy Webcomic Comic Graphic Novel
It’s finally time to present the submissions placed between the positions 13 and 25 of the Sandra and Woo and Gaia artwork contest. There are some great works of art to be seen here, partially thanks to the extension of the submission period. I would like to thank all artists who have submitted a drawing or other piece of art. Don’t forget to check out the first batch of submissions which I posted on Monday.
Comics at Daily Kos
(Click to enlarge) There were so many mind-blowingly illogical quotes in Roberts' McCutcheon v. FEC opinion, it was hard to pick just one for the cartoon. Another classic: "[Many people] would be delighted to see fewer television commercials touting a candidate’s accomplishments or disparaging an opponent’s character,” he wrote.
octopus pie » Archive » #479 – octopus pie theater presents: eve fails at watching porn (again)
Here’s a new comic for a new week. I’m very tired from back-to-back weekends of Comic Con and signing mountains of books, but it is a good tired. I think it might be a good idea to get on a reliable weekly schedule for the time being. More on that soon. New Yorkers: I’m doing a book release party for Listen At Home With Octopus Pie at the end of August!
Adventures In Gay
adventuresingay: See the full video here: MY COMING OUT STORY So just to clarify the above gif set (as per some questions and comments I received) In reference to the images above, the implication was not to suggest that one group of individuals is any better or worse than any other, nor even different. However, we are each born into this world with inherent properties out of our control, properties to which the world around us does behave and react differently towards in accordance with a larger social and economic construct. In the context of my coming out video, the phrase “being gay isn’t normal, it’s special” came in the run of a larger dialogue specifically in reference to my sexuality and it’s influence on my artistic career and endeavors.
Engaging The Enemy Truth or Dare—Page 9
Now, now, Tsunami… We just had a big leap forward in the number of new folks joining our Patreon campaign in the last couple days so we’re now at $7918/month over at the Patreon Page! That means we’re less than $90 away from unlocking the fully nude, Full Monty Tsunami painting by Marccus! Here’s the SFW headshot:
Engaging The Enemy Flyboy Bonus Comic—Page 16
Yeah, dude, what the hell? Over at the Patreon Page, $5+ Patrons got to see a very special image on Sunday: Adam’s pencils for Flyboy’s very first kiss! And it’s with somebody you all know.
Nonprofit Hospitals Faulted For Stinginess With Charity Care
Lori Duff with her baby, Henry, and other son, Logan, at home in Columbus, Ohio. Jenny Gold/Kaiser Health News hide caption itoggle caption Jenny Gold/Kaiser Health News Even before the hospital bills started coming, Lori Duff and her family were living paycheck to paycheck. So when the debt collector called the Columbus, Ohio, mother and demanded $1,800 for the prenatal visits she'd had while pregnant with her third son, she panicked. The collector claimed the local Catholic hospital Duff had gone to could garnish 25 percent of each of her paychecks to pay off the bill.
30-Something Everyday Tasks You Might Be Doing 'Wrong'
My breakfast this morning — blown, not peeled. Matt Thompson hide caption itoggle caption Matt Thompson
