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@1 kominist yazan parmağının boğumlarını gibiyim gerizekalı komünist o sürahi

@42 adam ince görmüş şuku

teşekkürler ":)"

http://www.facebook.com/questions/281895035184498/ (Aslıhan Şıhmana oylaar)

kadınlar mal değildir senin gibi dıbına kodumun malı. o dediğin üretim araçlarının toplumsal mülkiyeti için geçerli

bende isterim panpa hatta o zaman kerhaneler de kalmaz herkes bir kere gibtiği amı sahiplenir

@15 dinin olmazsa beş para etmez bi huur çocuğu olacaksın yani? zaten benim şüphem yok da senin ağzından duymak daha bi hoş geldi.

komünist olmasın o gardaş

@1 ağır ergen dıbına kodumun bebesi gibtir git

@2 gavat beyler

One of the most bizarre
theories about 2012 has built
up with very little attention to
facts. This idea holds that a
cosmic alignment of the sun,
Earth, the center of our
galaxy -- or perhaps the
galaxy's thick dust clouds --
on the winter solstice could for
some unknown reason lead to
destruction. Such alignments
can occur but these are a
regular occurrence and can
cause no harm (and, indeed,
will not even be at its closest
alignment during the 2012
solstice.)
The details are as follows:
Viewed far from city lights, a
glowing path called the Milky
Way can be seen arching
across the starry sky. This
path is formed from the light
of millions of stars we cannot
see individually. It coincides
with the mid plane of our
galaxy, which is why our galaxy
is also named the Milky Way.
Thick dust clouds also populate
the galaxy. And while infrared
telescopes can see them
clearly, our eyes detect these
dark clouds only as irregular
patches where they dim or
block the Milky Way's faint
glow. The most prominent dark
lane stretches from the
constellations Cygnus to
Sagittarius and is often called
the Great Rift, sometimes the
Dark Rift.
Another impressive feature of
our galaxy lies unseen in
Sagittarius: the galactic
center, about 28,000 light-
years away, which hosts a
black hole weighing some four
million times the sun's mass.
The claim for 2012 links these
two pieces of astronomical
fact with a third -- the
position of the sun near the
galactic center on Dec. 21, the
winter solstice for the
Northern Hemisphere -- to
produce something that makes
no astronomical sense at all.
As Earth makes its way around
the sun, the sun appears to
move against the background
stars, which is why the visible

not : ingilizce bilen panpalar bi çeviri versinler

senin o türbanlı ananı ötüken yokuşunda öttüre öttüre giberim biliyosun bunu

@2 iskalamis @4 acimamis

ccc başlık diriltici team ccc

@1 senin komünüst anlayşını gibim hemi