Sean Delonas must have drawer's block.

The NY Post cartoonist has taken two shots at pregnant trans man Thomas Beatie. The first came back in April, when Beatie first burst on the scene. And now, inspired by news of Beatie's forthcoming delivery date, Delonas again turned his attention to the baby daddy.

Too bad Delonas couldn't stretch his imagination, huh?

Jim McGreevey drew a few guffaws yesterday after the former New Jersey Governor alleged that he's too poor to pay his soon-to-be ex-wife Dina alimony. And, of course, New York Post cartoonist Sean Delonas used the occasion to poke fun at the Episcopal priest hopeful. At least McGreevey's in bed with a human.

On a related note, McGreevey's apparently always been cheap. He had Dina pay for their wedding and a large portion of their honeymoon.

NY Post 'toonist Sean Delonas has garnered gay ire for his unflattering portrayal of a super-sized Rosie O'Donnell and a sheep-loving Jim McGreevey, so we're surprising his take on pregnant trans man Thomas Beatie actually isn't offensive.

Old dogs can learn new tricks!

The New York Post's famously homophobic Sean Delonas offers this punchline for the Knicks sexual harassment scandal.

Now, we're not the biggest Rosie O'Donnell fans, but this is just fucked up. Sure, she's a big girl, but seriously…

GLAAD's getting all frothy and shit over NY Post's latest crack at gay American Jim McGreevey, pictured above.

In their screaming action alert, "NY Post Publishes Yet Another Gratuitous Vulgar Anti-Gay Cartoon," the gay watch dogs reminded enraged readers,

This not the first time that the New York Post has provided space for Sean Delonas to perpetuate dehumanizing anti-gay stereotypes. Two days after the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled in favor of same-sex civil unions in October 2006, Delonas depicted a man carrying a sheep and wearing a veil in front of a marriage license window. On October 5, in the wake of the Mark Foley scandal, Delonas illustrated Jim McGreevey comforting Foley while a sheep lay in bed in the background.

That one really was unfair. It should have been a 17-year old Congressional page.

Now GLAAD's calling all queers to call the NY Post and take them to task for their "tasteless anti-gay bigotry". Of course it's tasteless - it's Rupert Murdoch's NY Post! That's why people read it. Tasteless goes great with morning coffee.