16 @ 78% ( +6% ) I DO deserve one fully-powerful congrats, since I finally finished cleaning O'Hara guide. I know you don't know that series and all that, but just take a little glance at the episode guide. Before my work, all the episodes were out of order and with no guest actors, writers, directors and such. I'm proud of myself. :) As usual, the submitted time: I submitted enough (actually, completed half work of mine) to become editor of TWO MORE people guides. It makes me having... numerous guides. Erm. Whatever. I lost the count. :P In case you haven't read, here is the my true (sure) story of the real pyramids. Byebye, ~Afenla! La La La
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(The La La Song - La La Band) :P Measly 6%? That's what I deserve? Huh? Never mind. I already know how it goes around here. And I'm not sad. I've lost Friday's lots of accepted points, but it could have been worse, right? 16 @ 78% ( +6% ) I DO deserve one fully-powerful congrats, since I finally finished cleaning O'Hara guide. I know you don't know that series and all that, but just take a little glance at the episode guide. Before my work, all the episodes were out of order and with no guest actors, writers, directors and such. I'm proud of myself. :) As usual, the submitted time: I submitted enough (actually, completed half work of mine) to become editor of TWO MORE people guides. It makes me having... numerous guides. Erm. Whatever. I lost the count. :P In case you haven't read, here is the my true (sure) story of the real pyramids. Byebye, ~Afenla!
16 @ 78% ( +6% ) I DO deserve one fully-powerful congrats, since I finally finished cleaning O'Hara guide. I know you don't know that series and all that, but just take a little glance at the episode guide. Before my work, all the episodes were out of order and with no guest actors, writers, directors and such. I'm proud of myself. :) As usual, the submitted time: I submitted enough (actually, completed half work of mine) to become editor of TWO MORE people guides. It makes me having... numerous guides. Erm. Whatever. I lost the count. :P In case you haven't read, here is the my true (sure) story of the real pyramids. Byebye, ~Afenla! 
Pyramid. We've known Pyramids for thousands of years, ever since the old egyptian civilization who had them, and throughout history, until these days, where we came to realize they are landing places for aliens (someone said Stargate?) or contain dark artifacts built by a crazy 500 years ago (Alias??). But what we don't know about the Pyramids, is what they were built for in the first place. Let's take for example, the 4,598th Paraoh of Egypt (there were 4502 Paraohs before him, 51 missing Paraohs and 44 pretenders). One day, he called for his slave (not by phone, he just shouted) and said: "Where is my pie, Ramid!" Ramid, who was as stupid as a nail in the wall can be, said something unrecognizable and vanished. Later, Ramid told his friend that the master wants a pieramid. His friend forces him to believe that this is something to do with killing-ramid, murdering-ramid and sinking-ramid-in-the-bottom-of-the-sea. So Ramid killed himself in the kitchen's corner. Paraoh, who was too hungry by now, came to the chef and asked him to make a pie, "for crying out loud!". They chef made it, but the devestated ghost of Ramid wanted to kill itself. With no use, of course. Years have passed by, and one day, Paraoh the 9870th (someone lost the count, for sure), called his servant and asked him to build a new place to live. The servant, Ramid's grand-grand-grand-son, who was called Ramid as well, murmured something. "I don't wanna pay, Ramid!" Ramid, remembering what happened to his grand-grand-grand-father, went to his friend, who told him about new villas, with pointed top. One villa was built, and Ramid, in order to honour his grand-grand-grand-father's name, called it pieRamid. Later, when Paraoh didn't want to pay for it, it was changed to PayRamid. Up until nowadays. Byebye, ~Afenla! 
Well, on the right is my new Level emblem. I know, yesterday I already got new level. But what's so bad about new NEW Level? 16!! 3 new people guides: 
Secret garden is hidden among the tress. People's feet has never took a single step there. Sounds like heaven? Think again. This small not-so-famed gate leads to a whole new place. A place, that is usually called, "there". When you ask someone, "How do I get to this junction?", he thinks for a while, and then, if he knows the answer (and even if not) he will tell you, "Go there, turn right and continue until you see the traffic jam". There may not be a jam, nor traffic, but there will be there. Because, subconsciously, that man referred to "there". See that narrow arc a little after the gate? There's nothing special about it. I just checked your attention. Once a person goes beyond that entrance, he will never be the same. Because he has been there. there. THERE. Like, THERE. And there's little known about there. there. You got that point. All I can tell you is what people have written in the history books. "Great Alexander was about to attack-". Not that page. Erm. "In order to get "there", you have to be "there". Think about the least important thing you do. Yes. Right there. Exactly when you take a step, you're there. "There" is everywhere. You can find it inside you. Just try". And who knows better than the history books? Adios, ~Afenla! 
Many nations have been electrified by these 2-parts gates. Cultures have built their beliefs on how to pass through that gate safely. Gods tried to teach they people how every arc affects your personality. Alltogether, they create a wonderful path of cleansing. One who comes through, might as well get out (from the other side, of course). What people never realized, is how to make this path reliable. Yes, reliable. Paths, who have so many beliefs based on them, tend to raise self awareness. They know what they are (a path). They know what they're gonna do (be a path). And they know what will become of them (a path. Or a heap of stones, depends). So they reflect themselves in the eye of the beholder. He comes across one arc, and suddenly finds himself nowhere. But then he looks on the other arc, understanding. Nothings compares to the wisdom of the way. But only before a lightning strike. Maybe also after. But then, it's only a burnt way. What's bad in a burnt way? Byebye!
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