Hijab With Tight Clothing
When u wear the hijab you feel good
Caus you know its right
But when you put on your tight fitting clothes
The angels take flight
And stop singing your praises
You’re caught up in the middle
Being Muslim and western
Your mind knows that its Allah u should obey and follow
But you’re confused
About which pill to swallow
And you try and follow the middle path
Even though you know their aint no such thing
But you just can’t resist not wearing bling
You’re young and vulnerable
In a society that’s just corruptible
Taking advantage of your naivety
Models with size 6 and 8 clothing
On the billboards and magazines
Brainwashing you
It’s hard to resist
And they persist
Pictures everywhere
Nowhere is safe
So youve gotta buy those clothes
Essential software - and the rest of it
Now that the biggie is over, the rest is much simpler. Once again, free of cost software only.
If there are any requests, comments, corrections or additions, please go ahead and keep them coming.
Utilities
7-Zip is a file archiver that supports many formats, and is free.
ISO Recorder - This allows you to burn "iso" disc images from within windows without the need to resort to other programs such as Nero
Anti Spyware
There are two good options that I am aware of here, but I have not used either in a good while:
Essential software - Choose your antivirus carefully
Every Windows Based PC should have an up to date antivirus solution installed. A lot of the popular/advertised options have either a fixed or an annual cost. however, they may not always be the best and could even be resource hogs. There are a few free contenders out there that I am aware of here.
The rule of thumb is: Avoid Norton. It really is a system hog and replacing it with another alternative could give your PC a new lease of life.
Microsoft Security Essentials
Microsoft's Security Essentials is the new kid on the block and its free to all users who have a legitimate copy of windows, so its a good alternative to the others below where some have a "home use only" requirement.
a la Rawry.
Just so everyone knows 'the man who lives forever' idea was "admin"'s
I'll add more on as I go along if I feel it's worth bothering to.
As always, I welcome feedback =]
So Here goes.
Dr Stanfield sensed the old man's impatience and frustration but there was no getting around this-he had to know what he was getting himself into;the risks he was potentially taking.
"So?" he demanded " Can i have it then? will it work?" he was babbling now, agitated and excited.
Dr Stanfield frowned. " It's not quite as simple as that Mr Rye, you have to understand the complications and risks, i mean once you've decided to go through with it, you have to know that there's just no- "
Me, My Family & The Hajj (Part 3: Final)
Okay so we're off to Jamarat. The site of the three devils... also known as the Big Devil, Middle Devil and the lil devil (almost feel sorry for that lil guy... almost). But I was soo gonna kick his ass anyway... the lil twerp. But with all things on this trip. Something was bound to go wrong.
The long walk home
It was a cold daark winters night. The streets were empty and uninviting and I had to get home. The bus was late so I thought I would walk it home through the GRAVEYARD.
The graveyard was big and dark, but it was the fastest way home and I wanted a cup of hot chocolate. nice and warm.
There is no one around so this walk will be short and uneventful. Its not like there are ZOMBIES are there? the graveyard is empty. There will be nothing there that can hurt me.
Hey what's that? an open grave? so weird. why would it be open? I thought they only buried people during the day... so where the coffin? is that a ladder I can see in there? why?