Polandball

I hope Polandball World War 3 becomes one of those classic comics. It really is amazing.

My favourite parts have got to be Malaysia on the plane, Belgium with a scoreboard, and the Balkans having... well, the Balkans are having quite a normal day, actually, I don't think they're even aware there's a world war going on.

Damn it. Just saw a comic but hesitant about linking it because damn that was some seriously dark humor.

But it's funny.

Link it, please. We can take it.

edited 11th Nov '14 8:48:32 AM by Quag15

I thought it was dark at least.◊

... Ouch. For all the hate that I bear towards the Israeli government and its supporters, I still hate the Nazis even more. I mean, Israel didn't go and build a system of death camps everywhere they can where those whom they deem "subhuman" either get worked to death or become victims of horrific "scientific experimentation". (AFAIK, at least.)

Loved it. Reminds me of another recent one: Shower-Induced PTSD◊

Please, please let's not start that discussion in here.

Remember:

Flair up before commenting,
don't take polandball seriously,
sit up straight and eat your vegetables.

Flairing up doesn't apply here, hehe.

True. Makes the other parts all the more important.

Did someone ask for dark humor?◊

11 November◊

The Fort Of Älvsborg - Not Our Proudest Moment

First on Mars◊

The Fort of Älvsborg deserves an animated version.

The gendered Poland◊

I don't get it.

i assume that spinning make them look fully pink/red,which is a homosex colour or whatever?

@11 November: ... Alright, I'll bite. What is the last panel supposed to be saying? That Germans adamantly ignore the occassion out of injured pride, sense of shame, or something?

The horrors of war◊

From OP: "In Germany, on the other hand, we don't commemorate anything today. But in some regions, mostly in Western and Southern Germany, they celebrate the start of the carnival season today."

Prime example of chemical warfare.

edited 12th Nov '14 2:54:05 AM by RandomAdventure

11.11 (at 11.11 am) is traditionally the start of the carnival session in the regions where its important (Düsseldorf, Cologne, Mainz, some other places.)

More because of the fact that its a string of 1's. There is usually a remembrance thing about the war by the government, but its not a formal holiday.

Doesn't help that 9.11 is just 2 days before, which has a whole number of significants

The formal end of WW 1 is, at least from where I see it, more of an afterword to the end of the Kaiserreich, for germans.

There has been some talks about formalizing the 9.11 as national holiday, but since its also the anniversary of the Reichskristallnacht people are...less than enthusiastic about that.

...*ends discours*

edited 12th Nov '14 3:48:45 AM by 3of4

E tu, Kalinine?◊

Remembrance Day◊

More ruthless than Canada is usually portrayed as. On a par for how they actually are when they get pissed enough to go to war with someone.

Puns and America's usual habit of getting names wrong.◊

Pulling a Catalonia. To be fair, we couldn't really help the Catalonians when they revolted and we recovered our independence. We were too busy with driving off the remaining Spaniards from the positions of power.

Independence by Proxy.

edited 14th Nov '14 5:26:18 AM by Quag15

Allergies.

I like the reference to Malta's nickname as the "Nurse of the Mediterranean".
This may take Somme time.◊
European Language Family Portraits◊.

edited 15th Nov '14 9:59:02 PM by RandomAdventure

Who's the last countryball with all the gravestones around him?