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Salam to all Revival members and visitors.

Welcome to the new part NO TOPIC 6.

This is a chill zone, where we all just unwind and relax.

This series has now become legendary. The subject contains more useful insights into what muslims belief and feel than any other thread. Although they are not suppose to, but here, muslims really express their heart's desire, both hot and cold.

The previous NO TOPIC 5 stared on 29 August 2009:

http://www.therevival.co.uk/forum/general/5606

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#123

TPOS Thu, 25 Nov 2010 - 16:24

It's funny seeing people put their school bags in the boot of the car.

#126

LookingToSee Fri, 3 Dec 2010 - 20:52

ThE pOwEr Of SiLeNcE
The 'university of east london' website is really bland and boring.

euh...

disclaimer! (i guess)

i heard the only "good" unis in london, are the one with a name that sounds a bit like "something city of london" or somehting...sociology teacher told us...

the same sociology teacher who is taking us out to the protest against tution fees next thurs inshallah!!!

and the same sociology teacher who created an email adress called "no1teacher" or something similar...

mashallah, awesome teacher...

#127

TPOS Fri, 3 Dec 2010 - 22:05

Lilly

and the same sociology teacher who created an email adress called "no1teacher" or something similar...

o dear. My g+p teacher expected us to be at the protests on monday...in the freezing cold and snow! Well none of us even knew about it until afterwards anyway so couldn't do anything.

#128

TPOS Sun, 5 Dec 2010 - 15:21

Looking through my notes i just noticed a comment the teacher made when doing a folder check:

Good detail here.
(what paper do you use? - it's like silk!)

lol

#129

LookingToSee Sun, 5 Dec 2010 - 22:32

ThE pOwEr Of SiLeNcELooking through my notes i just noticed a comment the teacher made when doing a folder check:

Good detail here.
(what paper do you use? - it's like silk!)

lol

OMG! TEACHERS ARE HUMAN! with FEELINGS!

#132

TPOS Tue, 7 Dec 2010 - 16:23

LillyBored Sociology (yep TPOS, i escaped, im in the lib typing this :D)

lol. we get to leave the lesson if the teacher isn't there within 10 mins.

BTW people, my paper really is great to write on, so smooth and silky and white 🙂 optik paper. The ink doesn't go through the page! 😃

LOL 😛

#133

TPOS Thu, 9 Dec 2010 - 17:24

These spammers are so fricking annoying!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:X

Sados.

#136

Bilan Sat, 11 Dec 2010 - 01:22

Lillywell, i used to be scared of dogs, then there was this dog on the estate i used to play. and my friend lived in that estate (i lived in another one not too far) and so she would drag me to the dog and just stand there and be like, see? no biggie? now stop being so scared. and i stopped, coz it was silly. sometimes i feel like kicking those ugly little dogs. then i think "CREATURE OF ALLAH"

i totally do not like dogs, but what I hate even more is dog owners!!!

"oh hes not gnn hurt u!"

yh tell that to the countless nr of people who had their faces RIPPED off by them!!!

and its soo gross, how can u keep an animal in ur home??? URGH!!!

#137

TPOS Mon, 10 Jan 2011 - 17:29

An estimated 500 shoppers descended on the A1 Supermarket in Alum Rock Road, on Thursday, after owners offered a two-day “crazy prices” sale to entice in new year shoppers. A neighbouring businessman claimed his staff saw customers throwing oranges at each other in a bid to get into the store and snap up cut-price goods.

Siddique Rahman, aged 24, from Alum Rock, said it reminded him of a scene from television programme “Hooligans Abroad”.

“We were here and it was manic,” he said. “Old ladies were getting feisty and there was almost hair pulling. If the police hadn’t been here it could have got out of hand.

“The only time I’ve ever seen anything like it was when I watched a programme called Hooligans Abroad. It was football fans in some European match. That’s what they were like.”

Read More http://www.birminghammail.net/news/top-stories/2011/01/08/riot-as-alum-…

LOL

#138

TPOS Mon, 10 Jan 2011 - 17:45

I have 6 copies of the economist in my room and haven't even read any of them! Well I started reading one of I got back in November but haven't finished it lol.

I just wanted to sound geeky 😛 you know, cuz I own copies of the economist 😛

#142

TPOS Tue, 11 Jan 2011 - 22:01

they're evil yet they'd be your "beloveds" lol

and were not allowed to keep dogs though :/ unless they have a job, like guarding.

I don't like dogs.

#143

LookingToSee Sat, 15 Jan 2011 - 05:39

IKEA!

exam week is over.

here i would say "i have nothing to live for anymore"

BUT NOOOOOOOO I HAVEEEE SSSOOOOOOOOO MUCH TO DOOOOO THAT ISS FUUUNNNNNNN

i've decided to complete my alevel
but a2 still sounds boring.
must.fight.urge.to.quit.

friend said stop saying that coz it upsets her.

i've decided to get a LEGAL job that gets me lots of money quickly. then use this money to study some more, fun; travel, (islamic education is expensive); make hijrah? and that..but do i really want to enter the realm of the bigmoneymakers/ing?
or..get married to a rich guy...
i want the money, but i swear its not for me...but can i take on the trial of big money?hmm.. should i stay away then? but wouldnt it be better that i get some of the big money and try to make a change, rather then let someone take that potential bigmoney job and just keep all that money? will i be able to keep my intention and my teenage goals and aspiration alive?

all the above Q's are rhetoric, do not feel compelled to answer. ITs 5.45am. im just ranting.
BUT you can answer the question below?

dyou think reading those abusedkids biographies have an impact on your mental state? if yes, WHY ARE THERE SO MANY?
why do people read these books?
Have you read "a child called it" and the sequels?

#144

You Sat, 15 Jan 2011 - 15:40

There will be trials if you have money and if you don't have money.

Surely you will prefer the trials knowing that you have the money to survive/get what you want?

There is a saying that poverty is the mother of all evils - it can twist people, get them to want money, stature or whatever the person does not have and go to extreme lengths to get it. Hence violent crime is probably more prevalent in poor countries (I am ignoring the poorer funded/organised police argument).

#145

LookingToSee Sat, 15 Jan 2011 - 15:51

but the scary stuff about having money is that you wont really realised that you've gone off the rail...
money is a trial as much as poverty.
It's just that in today's world having money helps...

#146

You Sat, 15 Jan 2011 - 15:57

You can hold yourself to account and you can go off the rails without money too.

#148

TPOS Sat, 15 Jan 2011 - 20:05

Yes I've read "a child called It"

I'm glad you've decided what career path you want to take 🙂

#149

Bilan Sat, 15 Jan 2011 - 22:22

@Lilly: yes i have read them sooo sad!! and yes i did notice the time, what u doin up at tht time abuelita????? just cos ur home by 4 doesnt mean u can stay up till all the hours of the night! 😂

@Ocean: but...if u get a dog...theyre gnna shed hair all over...ur gnna have to get up at all hours of the day...they slobber all over you and...theyre gross!!!

#150

rocky Sun, 16 Jan 2011 - 00:03

hate being subbed off during a footy game or not even starting a game bcoz ders arrogant ppl :/ + plus playing when dey wernt even invited for the match

sorry if this is kinda off topic buh just had 2 say it

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