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[[File:Orson_Welles_War_of_the_Worlds_1938.jpg|thumb|Orson Welles, shortly before his death. In this photograph, Welles announces to the press that he has tested positive for the [[catch phrase]] ''Humanity and other non-essential services''. Always sensitive to the nuances of irony, Welles soon dies of a broken heart.]]'''Humanity and | [[File:Orson_Welles_War_of_the_Worlds_1938.jpg|thumb|Orson Welles, shortly before his death. In this photograph, Welles announces to the press that he has tested positive for the [[catch phrase]] ''Humanity and other non-essential services''. Always sensitive to the nuances of irony, Welles soon dies of a broken heart.]]'''Humanity and Other Non-Essential Services''' is a [[catch phrase]] you don't want to hear. | ||
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Revision as of 07:48, 10 June 2016
Orson Welles, shortly before his death. In this photograph, Welles announces to the press that he has tested positive for the catch phrase Humanity and other non-essential services. Always sensitive to the nuances of irony, Welles soon dies of a broken heart.
Humanity and Other Non-Essential Services is a catch phrase you don't want to hear.
Fiction cross-reference
Biochemist and crystallographer John Kendrew setting up a perimeter defense of myglobin spikes.
Jekyll, the perfume for sociopaths.
Demons are the bane of humanity.