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After all, I just bought my own really cool looking plain Cross (close enough to the ancient Ank symbol and I've never liked gold 🪙🥇 I prefer silvery or steel) and look, an all-seeing eye (Big Brother the reality show nostalgia y'all lol)

Also featured heavily are eye's 👀 in the show of Yu-Gi-Oh!

Lol, "Yugi, eat your heart out", I proclaim with a lol chuckle 🤭 😅 and sweat smile.

Lol see for yourself. Nicholas - the superior one - much like the Gnostic writings and prior to that the "weird convert Nicholas" who constantly jumped ships of religions in Book of Acts lol 📚📖 but I'm superior for having the H. Deacon Nicolas never got a H.

It's Nicholas - n i c h o l a s - said as it's spelt lol.

What do you make of the show and defunct or archaic religion? ☯️ ❓ What a shame Egypt left Coptic behind and even their ancient gods behind. Lol 😋

🐑 Like a lost sheep favoured more than the others. Or a lost camel lol. 🐫 Lol caramel lol 🍮👀

and yes I enjoy the full strength Pepsi, unlike poor suckers nowadays drinking the sugar reduced soda 🥤 🥤 🥳 thank you gods lol 😈 ☯️👀🤭 even the pagans and Gnostics' gods or deities. Lol.

If you find a girl that shows a lot of skin, short dresses etc… first off it attracts a lot of male attention that’s why they do it but anyway she’s probably jumped around more guys. It’s nice to look at but you know she’s probably a red flag 🚩and more distracted

I’m not Muslim but sometimes I like the way their girls dress in a headscarf as it’s sometimes cute and shows modesty and wifey behaviour. As she’s Not the type of girl that’s been around, in and out of relationships with baggage. I just don’t want to convert religion.

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