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Where will discipline and order suddenly come from? :rolleyes: Unless... ARANDOR-COORDINATOR! :smile11: :smile11: :smile11:
by the way, I remember when I was a kid, my finger got pinched in a door (it was the ring finger, I think) when we were getting ready for kindergarten... yeah, it wasn't a pleasant feeling. My nail turned black and fell off that same day, it was awful.
Poor thing :smile04:
Tomorrow holds no promises Except the ones we've made
well, you can influence people even while being among them, not just above them... but there will always be those who will stick to their own opinions, stubbornly :[br][/br] P.S. by the way, the nail (maybe even the whole finger) is now slightly rounded and different from the others... maybe because a new one has grown))
Influence the people? Arandore-Kashpirovsky style. :cool: But here, *your favorite word*, you won't be able to influence the knights of the Order of Flood! For truly:smile10:
Maybe when you pinched it, you lost consciousness, and they sewed a new finger on for you at that time?
Tomorrow holds no promises Except the ones we've made
Asr [edit] Material from Wikipedia — a free encyclopedia
ASR (Arabic: عص) is the afternoon (pre-evening) Muslim prayer. It consists of four rak'ahs of fard. It is the third of the five obligatory prayers. These five prayers together constitute the second pillar of Islam. Asr consists of four rak'ahs and is recited silently. According to some madhhabs, the number of rak'ahs may be reduced to two. The Asr prayer is mentioned in the Quran (2:238), and it is also the name of a short surah (Al-Asr). This foundation places the Asr prayer in a higher position, especially on Fridays.
Oh. It turns out that ASR has been practiced for a long time:cool:
There are 2 fan sites dedicated to the bridge and AnnaSophia herself: 12 - the first one has many thoughtful discussions, and the second one is more active and fun; however, they are both down today...
and I was wondering why Lizarde came to chat with us? :D
Arandor
