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"Hulk: WALLS NOT GOOD! WALLS ONLY KEEP PEOPLE APART!"

"Phil Coulson : (transmission) Hey! It’s that guy who seems to follow you super heroes around everywhere! You should help Stan out whenever you see him in trouble…"

"Hulk: HULK HATE DELAYS!"

"Sandman: I’ll give you a hand… Or two! Hahaha!"

"Hulk: HULK ANGRY!"

"Phil Coulson : (transmission) There’s sand everywhere… but this won’t be a day at the beach!"

"Abomination: (Roars)"

"Iron Man: Just as well I charged my batteries this morning. I think it’s going to be a long day. Whoah! So that’s why that button does…"

"Phil Coulson : [over radio] Looks like you’ll have to get past Abomination to get inside!"

"Spider-Man: I don’t need this, I already have enough problems without getting sand in this costume!"

"Stan Lee: Excelsior!"

"Iron Man: Profound… Huh! Least I know a good spot for beach volleyball next week."

"Iron Man: He threw that car like it was some kind of toy! Big Guy, you handle this!"

"Phil Coulson : (transmission) Welcome back to New York, gentlemen!"

"Iron Man: I know… bad guys. The S.H.I.E.L.D. folks think we need to formulate a careful plan of attack using… Or, we just smash our way in. Good plan."

"Iron Man: Hulk, you have to remember to look… before you leap."

"Hulk: (off-screen) (Roars) (arrives)"

"Iron Man: Look at this mess! Didn’t we just clean up this city?"

"Hulk: (Roars)"

"Iron Man: (arrives) Holding Grand Central hostage at rush hour?"

"Abomination: (Growls)"

"Phil Coulson: [over radio] Witnesses on the ground say Sandman’s got hostages in the station!"

"Police: Now that’s criminal!"

"Hulk: SAND MAKE HULK MAAAAD!"

"Sandman: Argh! You think you can stop me? I’m not pulling any more punches…"

"Spider-Man: This guy’s attacks are so fast! Talk about your quicksand, I’ve definitely got a sinking feeling right now."

"Maria Hill: Stark Tower dominates the Manhattan Skyline as either a highly advanced technological research facility, or a giant monument to its owner's ego. Depends who you ask."

"Sandman: I hate to HAMMER a point home but you two just won’t take a hint! Grr! You got me that time but I’ll still beat you to the PUNCH!"

"One respectful question will be addressed to Jews who plan to continue to eat meat: In view of strong Jewish mandates to be compassionate to animals, preserve our health, help feed the hungry, preserve and protect the environment, conserve resources, and seek and pursue peace, and the very negative effects animal-centered diets have in each of these areas, will you now become a vegetarian, or at least sharply reduce your consumption of animal products?"

"God's teaches us to refrain from inflicting unnecessary pain on any animal. And not only physical pain; an animal can suffer mental pain too. … It is an important part of Torah education to train children to respect animals as sensitive beings which should not be unnecessarily deprived of the joys of life. Do not forget that the child who crudely delights in the suffering of an injured beetle or the anxiety of a harassed animal will soon be numb towards human pain too. … It seems doubtful from all that has been said whether the Torah would sanction "factory farming," which treats animals as machines, with apparent insensitivity to their natural needs and instincts."

"Central to Jewish mysticism is the role that vegetarianism plays in messianic expectations: here vegetarianism functions in the concept of Jewish mystical time which chronicles human development from the vegetarian state in the Garden of Eden to the Messianic age when it is believed we will be vegetarians again. … in Judaism the laws governing responsibility to animals derive from the animal's place in the divine economy, assured by the covenantal statements, by the Jewish view of creation, and the Jewish view of a just and compassionate Creator. The stress of these laws with respect to the Jew is summed up in the question: How should the righteous (just) Jew behave toward animals, and the answer lies in the concept of the “imitatio Dei.” The just and merciful human behaves toward animals as a just and merciful Creator behaves toward humans."

"You're an acid junkie, college flunky, dirty puppy daddy bastard."

"Obviously, the health benefits of being vegan are written in stone but I honestly believe the most benefit to me being vegan is that I do not carry the burden of guilt that I would have to endure knowing that I abused others for my own 'benefit'. … Veganism is everything to me. It touches every part of my life. It is my life. I could not begin to imagine living my life any other way. … Often people think we are weak in body and mind. They mistake our compassion for weakness. … My strengths as an athlete are that I am not an athlete for myself. I am doing it for the benefit of others, which makes me work much harder to achieve. I am not selfish enough to want something this badly for myself. It makes me push myself that bit harder knowing that by doing well I can possibly convince others to consider a vegan lifestyle."

"Just by a show of hands, how many people have a test that starts with the question, "True or false: Principal Dwight has three nipples"? [students laugh] Well that's a lot of you. Well it's false. Put false. I was born without nipples for your information, and it looks beautiful!"

"I have been a vegetarian for a few years and just recently I have become a vegan … I took this step following my inner feeling. … If we think for a moment how man manages animals and what impact he has on animal world we could say he was not human at all. Just think of all slaughter houses and production of beef or poultry where conditions for animals are impossible. Animals are transported in lorries many times without any water, which is extremely cruel. It is not that people are bad, they just don't think about it. … it is unreasonable to expect from people with lower levels of consciousness, who are cruel to animals, to end wars, to stop manipulating others, to help eradicate world poverty. In short as long as consciousness level is low all the disagreements in the world today will remain and possibly increase to the point of annihilation of humans."

"I have a philosophy, you do the best you can, and the things you can’t do anything about, don’t give any thought to them. … I feel I have to make a contribution. When I was doing surgery, I made it by operating. Now I try to make it by speaking about preventive medicine."

"If it is necessary that each sentient being must have the possibility of achieving an overwhelming good, then it is clear that there must be some form of life after earthly death. Despite the many pointers to the existence of God, theism would be falsified if physical death was the end, for then there could be no justification for the existence of this world. However, if one supposes that every sentient being has an endless existence, which offers the prospect of supreme happiness, it is surely true that the sorrows and troubles of this life will seem very small by comparison. Immortality, for animals as well as humans, is a necessary condition of any acceptable ; that necessity, together with all the other arguments for God, is one of the main reasons for believing in immortality."

"Several of Republic of China's remaining diplomatic allies were already looking to switch their allegiance to PRC. The only reason that the countries have not yet done so is that Beijing has yet to embrace them due to its consideration of cross-strait relations."

"Time longer dan rope."

"The rope you pullin' no de rope I cuttin'"

"Seven year no nough to wash speckle off guinea hen' back"

"Stone at bottom of sea no know sun hot"

"Coakroach nebber so drunk, he no cross fowl yar"

"Spider an' fly no make bargain"

"no thro away dirty water befo' you hab clean"

"Erry day Fishin day but not erry day catch fish"

"When fowl drink water him lif' up him head and say 'Tank God" but man drink water and no say not'ing"

"Shoe know if stockin' hab hole"

"Hog know where to rub he skin"

"Fisherman never smell he own basket"