The World In Cartoons/Comics

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Muda kamwe hausubiri mtu yeyote.
Kama inavyoonyeshwa kwenye picha, kuna saa ya kizamani na koleo badala ya pendulum.
Jinsi koleo linavyo swing, ndivyo shimo linavyozidi kwenda deep na kujenga picha ya kaburi.
Kadiri muda unavyoongezeka kila uchao, ndivyo kifo kinavyozidi kukaribia zaidi.
Tunawajibika kutumia muda wetu vizuri.

 

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Safi sana...

 

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"OK, You got me this time, but tell your wife I loved her"

 

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The virologist is saying something to the police officer standing behind him:

"Number four has killed and will kill again."

 

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This image perfectly portrays a universal truth that no difference in race, gender, or religious background would impede agreement on:
time is digging our graves.

It ticks, and it tocks, while we sit and we talk. Day after day, hours go, by that we’ll never be able to earn back the time. Honour is a thing that can be restored. Friendships can be rekindled. Disputes can be resolved. But the passing of time is arguably the only thing in the world we can’t quite undo (irreversible reactions if you’re a chemist). For this reason, time deserves a bit more respect from us than we give it.

 

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"He says his spaceship is broken down and wants directions to Gamboshi so he can catch the next Star-ship back to Mars"

 

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Forced labour?
Child labour?
Take action to end this scourge!

 

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