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Red Skelton; Clem vs. The Mad Scientist (1954)
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Vincent Price -
Red Skelton; Clem vs. The Mad Scientist (1954)
From “The Avengers Meet… Sub-Mariner!” in The Avengers #3, January 1964. Stan Lee plot & script, Jack Kirby plot & pencils, Paul Reinman inks, Stan Goldberg (?) colors, Sam Rosen letters.
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Allah is not shy of the truth. We don't say that Islam is here to live, you know, to coexist with lots of different religions and all of us can just hold hands and be friends.
This religion was sent to dominate the world. It was sent to be superior, to extinguish the light of every other religion and to be superior to it.
We're not shy to say it, and we don't find that to be something that we should be shy to say, that this religion has been sent to dominate, to wipe out, to take out every other religion, to eclips it, to be superior to it, to have the people leave every religion and to accept Islam.
And if that requires fighting to achieve it, then it requires fighting to achieve it. Because the greatest purpose for which jihad was legislated is to make the word of Allah the highest and the word of those who disbelieve the lowest.
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Thoughts? We cannot live with these people. We have to remove them from our societies. It's as simple as that.
Thanos by Santiago Espina.
Has anyone made the comparison between the Tesla robots and the ones from Mitchell's vs the Machines yet?
Look at them and tell me you don't see the similarities. These robots are so obviously going to take over the world.
Prompt #192
Due to a minor inconvenience, you have decided to take over the world. For some reason, everyone seems surprised when you actually succeed.
Me: I'm asexual and aromantic
Person: Aromantic...so, like, you can't smell?
Me: Actually yea, I can't smell, at all. That's not what that word means, though.
Person: Ooh, and since you're asexual, you can like clone yourself?
Me: Yes, I have created an army of clones and will now begin my world conquest!