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be back online later

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be back in a little bit

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what you see is what you get

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Nurdos

Nurdos, aka Nurda, is the man, the myth, the beast. The name that God himself endowed upon the best of the people. Nur for light and dos for friend, the name means he is the friend who fills your life with light that outshines even the darkest of the dark. Outgoing, accepting, kind and tranquil are the few characteristics pertaining to that name for there is simply too much of positive character traits the name possesses. But most importantly he is sincere.

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Atl

The phrase became popular in online communities and hip-hop culture in the 2010s, then carried over to social media, where people use it as a quick way to show they're serious about what they do or believe in. You will see "ATL" pop up in gaming chats, rap lyrics, or casual group texts, usually to call out or hype up someone who's proving themselves. For example, if a friend stays out late partying and still shows up for work the next day, someone might say, "Okay, you're really ATL."

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Orthax

I am the Deadly Orthax the Slayer, Desecrator of the Holy, Wielder of "Vorcryst" the Blade of Sin, Bane of all things Divine, power gifted upon me by the Primeval sent to do his bidding The mortal you knew is no more

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poidnh

Pics or it did not happen

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