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xxjmacxx (07/27/2015) [-] >Punches him when he thinks its the reaper
>Screams and runs when he finds out it's a black guy
>Screams and runs when he finds out it's a black guy
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tarabostes ONLINE (07/28/2015) [-] Actually it was supposed 2 be a gif ! 12,99% of what? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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unusedusername (07/28/2015) [-]
I think you mean:
>Punches him when he thinks its the reaper
>Screams and runs when he finds out it's a raper
>Punches him when he thinks its the reaper
>Screams and runs when he finds out it's a raper
Yeahbut not even 100 thugz can bring about an end to the world
Yeah I saw them
And the world stands yet
Ferguson ain't the world sonny
broaden your skies a little
And the world stands yet
Ferguson ain't the world sonny
broaden your skies a little
Yeah, the joke could have used better context. Thanks for not going into a blind rage like most people would and have a nice day.
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bemmo (07/28/2015) [-] Huh, so it is. (Famine is the one with the scales and the black horse apparently.) Upon looking up the Revelations scripture, this picture is actually pretty accurate, even got the order of the horsemen right.
The first horseman, conquest, with the crown and bow is apparently either the antichrist, Jesus Christ himself, or the Holy Spirit in the original writings, and was only interpreted as pestilence in the early 1900s at the latest.
I mainly think of pestilence as one of the horsemen because he appeared in Terry Pratchett's Thief of Time. Also Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman's book Good Omens with the Antichrist as a separate character, although in that one they used Pollution who took over from Pestilence when he left in 1936 muttering something about penicillin.
The first horseman, conquest, with the crown and bow is apparently either the antichrist, Jesus Christ himself, or the Holy Spirit in the original writings, and was only interpreted as pestilence in the early 1900s at the latest.
I mainly think of pestilence as one of the horsemen because he appeared in Terry Pratchett's Thief of Time. Also Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman's book Good Omens with the Antichrist as a separate character, although in that one they used Pollution who took over from Pestilence when he left in 1936 muttering something about penicillin.
The anitchrist would not be one of the 4 Hoursemen in the original religious texts
The 4 Hoursemen were, after all, servants of God
yeh conquest was deemed close to war, so changed to pestilence in more modern fiction
The 4 Hoursemen were, after all, servants of God
yeh conquest was deemed close to war, so changed to pestilence in more modern fiction
