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hitlerzombieconan

in the middle of the night, i go walking in my sleep

youbrokeyourfuck

Cosby reveals himself as a flesh-eating zombie. Beware his minions! Bwah-haw-haw... buck-buck. Goo-goo-ga-joob!

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sombrerogunlafue

A group of zombies invading Stormwind

wowzombieinvasion

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nixon08

pharmacorps health care = prozac nation

zombiestate

My favorite game I have.

rebelwithoutapulse

Patrick Bateman, American Noseless Zombie Psycho

batemanishungry

Lol, impeachment!

gravitynixonisnotacrook

And then, John was a zombie...

sohavei

Can you feel the chill?

threed

Chief McCullen in the classic zombie flick, Night of the Living Dead, claims to have jerked off some zombies.

beatzombiesoff

The trailers for the film 'Worst Case Scenario' can be found here: http://www.gorehoundinc.com/index2.html

zombieballoon

Zombies have ONE weakness: Max Brooks

Zombiesoneweakness

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mitromney

Captain Rhodes mows down zombies

lowspeedcollision

Darkseid (Uxas) is a fictional supervillain appearing in comic books published by DC Comics. Created by writer-artist Jack Kirby, the character first made a cameo in Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #134 in November 1970 before officially debuting in Forever People #1 in February 1971.[1] He is the tyrannical ruler of the planet Apokolips whose ultimate goal is to conquer the universe by eliminating all hope and free will in sentient beings.[2] A New God and one of the most powerful beings in the DC Universe, Darkseid serves as a staple Superman villain and the archenemy of the Justice League. The character was ranked as the 6th Greatest Comic Book Villain of All Time by IGN and as the 23rd Greatest Villain of All Time by Wizard magazine.[3] Darkseid has been substantially adapted into various forms of media, most notably being voiced by Michael Ironside within the DC animated universe, by Andre Braugher in Superman/Batman: Apocalypse, by Tony Todd in the DC Animated Movie Universe, and as the main antagonist in the final season of Smallville. After being referenced multiple times in the DC Extended Universe, he will make his feature film debut in Zack Snyder's Justice League. ublication history Jack Kirby returned to DC Comics with Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #133 and immediately began establishing characters that would lay the foundation for his newly conceived Fourth World epic. The chief antagonist would be the villain Darkseid who had a cameo in Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #134 (November 1970) with a full first appearance in Forever People #1 (February 1971) . The character was originally designed to be the chief antagonist of the titles Forever People, Mister Miracle and New Gods, but after the cancellation of these titles, he continued to appear as a major villain in many DC Universe comic books, fighting both Superman and Batman. According to writer Mark Evanier, Kirby modelled Darkseid's face on actor Jack Palance, while the villain's personality was inspired by Adolf Hitler and Richard Nixon.[4][3] Fictional character biography The son of King Yuga Khan and Queen Heggra, Prince Uxas, second in line to the throne of Apokolips, plotted to seize power over the planet.[5] When his brother, Drax, attempted to claim the fabled Omega Force, Uxas murdered him, and took the power for himself. The power transformed him into a rock and demon-like creature, upon which he took the name Darkseid.[6][7][8][9] At some point in time, he fell in love with an Apokoliptian scientist and sorceress named Suli, with whom he had a son, Kalibak; however, Suli was poisoned by Desaad on Heggra's behalf, as she believed that Suli was corrupting her son. Following Suli's death, Darkseid's heart grew even colder, and he ordered Desaad to poison Heggra, and as soon as he did, Darkseid finally became the supreme monarch of Apokolips. Darkseid had briefly been forced by his mother to marry Tigra, with whom he also had a son. After murdering his mother, Darkseid ordered Tigra to eliminate their son, Orion, who was switched with the Highfather's son, Scott Free, so as to keep peace between New Genesis and Apokolips.[10] The destructive war with the rival planet, New Genesis, was stopped only with a diplomatic exchange of the sons of Highfather and Darkseid. Darkseid's second born son was surrendered to Highfather, while Darkseid received Scott Free. This eventually turned out to be a setback for Darkseid, with his biological son growing up to value and defend the ideals of New Genesis as a powerful champion in opposition to his father. The prophecy foretold that Darkseid would meet his final defeat at the hands of his son in a cataclysmic battle in the fiery Armaghetto of Apokolips.

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Richard Nixon shouts at his dog

nixondog

My new shiny robot body!

nixonsstride

Conan O'Brian at a Tool concert...no, i am not implying that tool fans are zombies, if that were the case, i would be calling myself a zombie...even though being a zombie might be kind of cool...

conantool

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muslimzombies

Republicans deploy assault Romney, it's super effective!

rmoneyoffensive

A Nixon version of the original YTMND

ytmndnixon

wanted to name it "Zombie Prairie Dogs" or "A Prairie Dog Companion," but those sounded like better sites

prairiedogcrooner

BOOM HEADSHOT LOL

anhero

Rob Zombie subliminally advertising for McDonald's?

eggsdoublebacon

Zombie from Silent Hill Walkin' to the Bee Gees

zombiewalk

The BBC knows how to stop a zombie invasion.

stopthezombies

This is not me using the site in the way it was intended.

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