Shahrazad

Congratulations on your first 99 skill :.

Nice total level, outfit and stats 8-). :thumbsup:.

Rune scimitar.

A new player.

World 1 8-).

thanks a lot, I owe you :wink: You're welcome :) and you don't need to owe me :wink:.

I like it therefore I support :).

Well I think I saw it once for top 10 or something but even if it exists it won't be that accurate since the Hiscores won't show their Total Levels. Edit: I just found this link http://www.runehead.com/clans/ml.php?clan=f2pskillers

Oh my god :shock:.

Enrique Iglesias - Ring My Bells (Dee Tee'z Dance Mix)

LOL that was funny actually.

I only read topics that are interesting and I may give my reply if needed :). I dislike reading topics which involve many pages with very long replies (seem like a newspaper) :XD:.

Wooohooo Manchester United for the win 8-). Thanks to Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney goals against Aston Villa :P.

Allow me to tell you that sentence isn't true. European culture has nothing to do with Babylon. Culture of ancient Rome was the main culture in Europe. Babylon is the ancient city of Mesopotamia. It has nothing to do with Europe. Europe has a different and an interesting culture that's completely different from Mesopotamia's culture :).

You have just proved some of my points. Thank you.

You were the one who missed my point from my previous posts and kept discussing about different issues that relate to the war. I may have read all your sentences but that doesn't mean I have to reply to all of them because i don't want to expand with further details as I don't bring all the information from any source of media. You can't just say the war is still ongoing. It's true to say that warfare still exists and I appreciate you said that but not the war itself is ongoing. They are not terrorists but some of them want to start a sectarianism war in Iraq, but i hope that would never happen. Don't ask me how and why because It has nothing to do with the whole topic :). I didnt say you weren't *allowed*, i said in another words it wouldn't be convenient. There's a difference in the meaning, so please don't mis-word my whole point. It's not refusing. I don't like to discuss about an issue with somebody who only reads and hears information from sources/articles/TV without experiencing it in the actual life. However, I'm giving you an insight about this whole idea but you don't like it, so your choice. First of all I don't argue. You're the one who's arguing with me. I was just discussing but you pulled it out into an arguement unfortunately. Secondly, what kind of superiority? are you that bothered about it? if so I'm sorry and just ignore it although i don't see any sign of superiority. I didn't bring any information out of my pocket nor information I heard from sources/TV/articles about Iraq. I'm just saying what i have seen and heard from Iraqi media/people. Does it really bother you? You're the one who's boasting your superiority over me by knowing all the information from the media and won't accept any information which aren't from it but sorry i won't accept any faulty information that I'm not convinced about what happened to Iraq during the war and why etc... because I've lived there and know information that the media didn't even transport it to the public. Nope, you misunderstood my point. I'm just giving you a hint of how WAR is like. You didn't say the war is ongoing between different groups. You should have mentioned that from the beginning so that I wouldn't understand it as there's still a war in Iraq. There're some parts of Iraq that are safe and no sign of a war. So please don't say again the WAR is still ongoing without mentioning a specific and detailed reason for it. I'd accept your referment to mention about the conflict of the war because it's the main reason now not the war itself. If you asked my why i won't have an answer because I'm not a politician person :). It's up to you really. Just to get into a little off topic, do you think that Iraq consist of many minorities? or you'd just come and bring information from the media which doesn't even transport the actual truth. It's your choice whether to convince yourself to believe what I'm saying or not. You can't convince me about something I'm not sure of and not even true. I don't believe every single detail the media transport because not all the information are true. So no need for this whole arguement about it. No comments. No wonder why people like to involve themselves into politics which bring headaches :roll:.

None of them actually. I usually wear Mime boots and rarely the Colourful boots.

Someone opened the toilet door while I was in there, I thought the door was closed :shock:. Oh my god, it was really embarrassing :wall:.

I have no idea lol. I don't really eat pizza that much. Probably 2 slices :.

Good point, I agree :D.

Your post contradicts itself. First you say the war ended, and then you say the war is still ongoing. Not really. You're missing my point and ignoring it. I said it's on terrorists. The actual war finished. I'm sure you don't know what is *WAR*, how is it like and how to live in it? so please no need to discuss it with me because you have no idea how the war is like. However, if you've ever been or lived in a country that was during the war then I'll discuss different issues with you. Let me tell you something, during the war in 2003, there was no school, no pure water, no electricity & no food. Now, there's electricity, pure water, school and food :). The only missing part in Iraq is *SAFETY*. It's your choice to believe the media/sources/news/TV without any need to believe the person who was there and witnessed it :roll: :D. Excuse me? sources? I'm the source lol jk. I think there're some sources but they're in Arabic, can you read Arabic? :| As what I said earlier the official war on Iraq by the US was ended on 9th of April 2003 (but you're not getting it) but the whole war hasn't been finished in Iraq. Iraq still isn't safe. Parts of Iraq have been destroyed, especially the capital city. It would take years so that everything would get back to normal. By the way, the main topic was on terrorism not about the war in Iraq :XD:. I seriously don't wish to give any more details -.-.

This was the day that Baghdad fell. It wasn't until April 15th that the "invasion phase" was declared complete. Nope, the war officially ended on 9th of April 2003. I knew that because I was there and I even went out in the street for exploring. I went back to school in middle of May 2003 as everything was settled down, and continued my education in the year 2004 until the situations went badly by kidnapping people etc... (trust me, long story and I don't wish to mention every single detail, sorry). That's why my family, including me left the country. Summary? I already said I've been there and even during the war. That link contains some true and some false information and I won't tell you about it because it isn't the main idea of the whole topic :P. Now the war is on terrorists in Iraq.

[hide] I've watched a program go in-depth on exactly these 4 persona. Their social networks were studied, and there were no extremists in their social networks. The 4 became more and more introverted as a group, keeping to themselves, studying the koran by themselves (obviously leading to a distortion of their beliefs) So yes, they did teach and direct themselves. The Imam teacher at the local mosque asked the 4 boys to stay away from the mosque as a result of their more and more extreme ways to think. They did teach themselves, and the 4 leaned on eachother for direction. The whole program was a study on how terrorist cells can just "pop up" on their own. I'm really not pulling this out of thin air, you know. [/hide] I've watched a program which was about terrorists in England and the causes of the bombings in London but I don't really remember the title, sorry. And yes, I don't want to pull out everything either because I don't like to mention all the details and what happened there during the war because I'll get annoyed and I'll get asked many questions :D.

C'mon, don't take it as a personal assault :roll: You know that generalization on this subject is a big mistake. I didn't take it as a personal assault. Discussions have nothing to do with personal assault, and generalization might be true, especially about this matter :P. Like I said, you were telling a partial truth. Its not fair to leave the other half out when addressing such a serious subject. On a side note, I prefer to believe police as a source over press, as a source of truth. What other half? I've seen loads of incidents in Iraq. I don't wish to say every single detail because I don't want to and it has nothing to do with the whole topic. It seems you've lived there and know information more than me LOL. The source came from witnesses (people and police). So it's kind of the same thing to believe about :). However, always remember that a witness can't remember all the details because of memory distortion. They washed it themselves, like I said, the 4 people coming together under the circumstances joined them into a 5th entity. What they didn't dare to alone, they dared do together, because they had eachother. BBC doesn't state this. Your right, they were brainwashed, but they brainwashed themselves, quite a big difference from Al qaeda coming and promising you 40 virgins and eternal life in paradise in exchange for blowing ur guts out. How do you know they washed themselves? of course they have been taught and directed. They didn't teach or direct themselves. And yes BBC didn't state every single detail because they didn't have enough witnesses and sources from people.

[hide] The Iraq War is still ongoing, so any deaths that occur now are still "during the war". If you meant to say the 2003 Iraq invasion, that was the peak of the violence. Far fewer people are being killed now than during the initial attacks. Source: http://www.iraqbodycount.org/ There were 2,752 civilian deaths from the 9/11 attacks. Although this is sad, it is nothing compared to the numbers in Iraq. Since the invasion of Iraq in 2003, there have been around 80,000 to 87,000 civilian deaths from violence, and that number is still climbing. I wouldn't say America is the cause of all those Iraqi deaths, but I would go as far as saying many of them (if not most) would not have died so violently had America not invaded Iraq. [/hide] The war in Iraq finished since 9th of April 2003. The statistics are correct but 24,000 civilian Iraqi deaths occured in 2007. I believe that is too much comparing to the year 2003. The worst year was late 2006 and had been stained throughout the year 2007. http://www.iraqupdates.com/p_articles.php/article/25740 And it's still climbing because of terrorism. http://in.reuters.com/article/worldNews ... 9820080101