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[DeviantSpark]

YAYYY!!!!!!!!!!! WE DID IT!!!! heart



edit: oohhh yeah.. first on page 3 wink LMBO

[Fulkth]

I'm eating dinner at the moment... cheese_whine

[Newt13swife]

@Gala: Good Luck!!!

[PandoraZuHeltzer]

*dances* Old days coming back! *dances*

[DeviantSpark]

IM SO EXCITED
I JUST CAN'T FIGHT IT

I'M ABOUT TO LOSE CONTROL
AND I THINK I LIKE IT!!!

[MommaGem416]

Fulkth

I'm eating dinner at the moment... cheese_whine

WELCOME TO OUR THREAD!!!

JUST WANT TO REMIND EVERYONE TO MAKE SURE THEY READ THE RULES ON THE FIRST PAGE. THANK YOU AND HAVE A GREAT TIME!!!

[GalateasFire]

I have to agree, it is great to see so many old and friendly faces here! biggrin Hopefully the numbers will grow even more!

[DeviantSpark]

everyone be sure to snag yourselves a snazzy banner wink links to them are on the front page! let's get EVERYONE in here!!! wink wink wink

[Hisoka Kurasaki]

I am over it! mrgreen
Congrats Pandora blaugh blaugh blaugh blaugh

YAY!!!! *runs around in circles*

[ForIamDeath]

Haha I guess I will play a little as well

[GalateasFire]

Newt13swife

@Gala: Good Luck!!!

Thank you love! biggrin

I picked up one of the banners! Yay!

[MommaGem416]

Hisoka Kurasaki

I am over it! mrgreen
Congrats Pandora blaugh blaugh blaugh blaugh
YAY!!!! *runs around in circles*

LMBO THAT'S THE HISOKA I REMEMBER!!!

[Fulkth]

According to my search...
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20061121134346AAAZnNR


Some lady called Whitney says:

The Casbah (French) or as transliterated from Arabic Qasbah (from qasbah, قصبة, 'citadel') is specifically the citadel of Algiers and the traditional quarter clustered round it. More generally, kasbah denotes the walled citadel of many North African cities and towns. The word made its way into English from French in the late 19th century (the Oxford English Dictionary says 1895), hence its conventional English spelling. Etymologically rooted to Khaybar, an ancient city in present-day Saudi Arabia where the local Jewish population was famous for holding out against Mohammed's conversion of the area. Khaybar was famous for its fortress and in ancient Hebrew means "fortress". Khaybar then became the generator for the name Khyber Pass connoting toughness and a fortress-like environment.

In Rabat, since 1912 the capital of Morocco, the Casbah of the Oudaya is the military barracks encircled by walls with gates, built in the 16th and 17th centuries on ancient foundations.

The 1938 movie Algiers (a remake of the French film Pépé le Moko of the previous year) was most Americans' introduction to the picturesque alleys and souks of the Casbah. In 1948 a musical remake, Casbah, was released.

The aforementioned movie was spoofed in The Cats Bah, a Looney Tunes cartoon in 1954 starring Pepé Le Pew, himself a spoof of Pépé le Moko. The amorous skunk often uses the phrase "Come with me to zee Casbah" as one of his pickup lines.

In 1982 the British London-based punk rock group The Clash released the single "Rock the Casbah", which reached position #30 in the UK music charts. The following year the single was released in the US, reaching #8 in the charts. "Rock the Casbah" was also the first song played on the Armed Forces Radio during Operation Desert Shield. It became the unofficial anthem for the Armed Forces during the Gulf War conflicts.

[GalateasFire]

ForIamDeath

Haha I guess I will play a little as well

and you almost got a full house first time out! biggrin

[PandoraZuHeltzer]

Gem, change the topic.. it says Chaity! XD Ok... going to play some games while talking... hmmm random number it is!

Anyways, nice to met you all, I was on LotG when it began and through a lot of those crazy posts till I had to make a gaia pause for almost a year.. ^^