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My X MEN
Barr
04/29/03 at 06:14:51
[slm] warahmatullah :) I was on the bus today, and I saw a big large banner on "X2", the latest X Men movie. I remembered, when I was younger, and they still showed X-men cartoons on TV, I used to be such a fan. I guess, they still do, but I just stopped watching. That was one of the many cartoons, which draws many lessons and is so life-like... and I love everybit of it. My favourites are the Beast and Wolverine. The Beast becoz, he has such a gentle soul and is so humble in his disposition and the manner he speaks, eventhough he's a scientist etc. And I like Wolverine, becoz, beyond his bad-boy exterior, he actually has a good passionate heart and such high drive. Any X-men fans out there?... who is your favourite X-Men? ...or if U're not an X-men fan... wot is your favourite cartoon character?

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Nistar
04/29/03 at 07:32:18
Rogue is definately my fav!  Tortured by the physical and mental barriers that kept her from knowing human touch -- she was still strong, absolutely beautiful,...and covered ;) Some of the comic book drawings of her were amazing!  Gambit was cool too...but it was mainly all about his accent  ;D  And the opening theme song was...exciting (pumpin'?) :) *sigh* and then I grew up (well...maybe not completely!) Peace, Nistar

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ltcorpest2
04/29/03 at 09:57:11
not an xmen fan,  but i did love felx the cat wit hhis bag of tricks and his pal poindexter

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BroHanif
04/29/03 at 12:46:14
Salaams, [quote]...or if U're not an X-men fan... wot is your favourite cartoon character? [/quote] Always a close one between Spiderman and Incredible Hulk. Loved the Hulk series on TV as well, by the way Davids a scientist as well. However one of his words that always ring in my ear when I remember the Hulk 'Mr Mcgee you wouldn't like it when it when I get angry' they sure don't make programmes like that. The theme tune at the end always used to make me feel sorry for David, man such a kewl guy. So calm and collected, unless you made him angry. I can't believe myself that I cried when the series ended, had a frog in my throat when Bill Bixby died in 1993. Salaams Hanif
NS
04/29/03 at 13:06:40
BroHanif

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Adi28
04/29/03 at 13:02:11
[quote author=Nistar link=board=bebzi;num=1051607695;start=0#1 date=04/29/03 at 07:32:18]Rogue is definately my fav!  Tortured by the physical and mental barriers that kept her from knowing human touch -- she was still strong, absolutely beautiful,...and covered [/quote]   yes im a huge x-men fan i used to watch it  all the time on tv....but now they have these new episodes...called x-men evoulution....and its just dumb...so i stopped watching  and no im not 12 haha...i always like Rouge too...becasue i felt sympatheic that she couldnt experince human touch...she was my woman. ...i really hope that the movie dosent ruin the x-men legacy....cause  sequls usually suck. Adilah

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mr-bean
04/29/03 at 13:38:22
[slm] girls are kinda, like really  lucky  because they can watch X-MEN2 and not  have to spend have half the movie staring at their shoelaces because Mystique keeps appearing throughout the movie in her body tight (nothing left to imagination) outfit.... its so unfair.... :'(

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merimda
04/29/03 at 14:11:31
Salam Haven't seen the first movie but I was a fan of the cartoon. My favourite was Storm because I thought she was of Egyptian background like me. I found out much later that she was just raised in Egypt. But Egyptian or not, I still like her..^_^ I liked Wolverine because he was Canadian. ^_^ I also liked the Spiderman cartoons. Didn't like the movie though. salam, merimda
04/29/03 at 14:27:45
merimda

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Dude
04/29/03 at 19:19:52
As an adolecent boy, I was more of a fan of the X-Men girls then the guys. Storm was my fave too. Right up there with Betty and Veronica. I digress... He wasn't really an X-Man, just helped out once in a while...but Spiderman rocked. That said, nobody beats Superman. Unless, of course, you have a krypnotite suit on. Then, you can beat up Supes with your purse. [i]"Hit him with ya purse, ya girl's blouse!"[/i]
04/29/03 at 19:20:27
Dude

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Trustworthy
04/29/03 at 19:46:22
Salaam I grew up with he-man and She-ra and the smurfs.  She-ra, the best.  Oh and thundercats.  then the human characters, batman and robin...."holy heartfailure batman.  that bassy bird has left us buffaloed." that's just classic.  Then I started watching x-men, and for some reason I took a like to Storm, Rogue, and the redhead (later to be The Phoenix.)  Watched the first movie and will watch the second one.  Also a star trek fan and star wars.  spok, data, seven of nine, and dr. bashir=my favorites. today my daughter has no moral cartoon favorites.  it's all britney spears (there is nothing BS in our house.) so i finally bought some muslim cartoon videos, she's starting to like Salam, but the videos are expensive being $20 a piece for one episode.  Ei...ei..ei... Ma-asalaama

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sunset
04/30/03 at 01:04:16
[slm] thundercats used to be my favorite when i was 17 ;D i liked it most when lion-o (was that the name?) started calling thunder...thunder...thundercats..wooo" cause it would mean showtime ;) i also enjoyed 'voltron' and cute stuff like smurf and care bears.. these bears are so kind and sweet and just nice :) and ohh...how can i forget popeye the sailor man and donald duck ..especially when donald started grumbling :D

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bhaloo
04/30/03 at 02:04:15
[slm] [quote author=Trustworthy link=board=bebzi;num=1051607695;start=0#8 date=04/29/03 at 19:46:22] Also a star trek fan and star wars.  [/quote] Me too.  I liked Mr. Spock, he was so logical, and Captain Picard was my favorite captain, a good leader, firm and tough.  Incidentally, Jannah is a big star trek fan (i think her favorite character is captain kirk.  did you know you can send an email to captain_kirk@jannah.org and she will get it?)

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jannah
04/30/03 at 02:20:59
[wlm] bhaloo did i mention you have 2 strikes on the worldwide sisters network as well.. one for ur car comments and now for this!!! and btw ur talking to the girl who was one of my best friends since i was 5.. 'course she knows i liked star trek: tng :) but not kirk :( i think bhaloo's just jealous cause he liked he-man and she-ra was just better... :p
04/30/03 at 02:23:17
jannah

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Leslie
04/30/03 at 04:58:47
Assalamu alaikum, [quote author=mr-bean link=board=bebzi;num=1051607695;start=0#5 date=04/29/03 at 13:38:22] [slm] girls are kinda, like really  lucky  because they can watch X-MEN2 and not  have to spend have half the movie staring at their shoelaces because Mystique keeps appearing throughout the movie in her body tight (nothing left to imagination) outfit.... its so unfair.... :'([/quote] Mr Bean, I daresay we should, because Mystique is not wearing an outfit at all -- her costume is just makeup!!!   :o

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Dude
04/30/03 at 10:18:22
Makes sense...Captain Kirk was the laddie's man of the bunch.  ;)

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humble_muslim
04/30/03 at 11:19:36
AA Hey, this was supposed to be about cartoons!  Looks like the sci-fi lovers have hijacked this thread. I consider myself to be an expert on cartoons (I always have cartoon quizzes with my kids and newphews/nieces).  Here are a few of my all time favs : 1. Tom and Jerry. I LOVE the violence in it, though I hate the way Jerry always wins. 2. Dastardly and Muttley in Thier Flying Machines, aka Stop the Pigeon. Dastartdly used to have a very early cell phone to talk with the General, if you remember. 3. Wacky Races, again with D&M.  Drat, and Super Drat! 4. Help, It's the Hair Bear Bunch.  The bear with the 70's Afro hairstyle. 5. Any Droopy cartoon.  "Hello, all you happy people". 6. Any Tex Avery cartoon.  If you've seen them, no further comment is necessary. Could go on all day, but I've got a job to do!
NS

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IMuslim_4Ever
04/30/03 at 22:12:12
[slm] I am a cartoon maniac, love cartoonzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz. starting from the Dragoon's Tale. hehehehehehehe.... i bet non of you would go that low in age to see Dragoons Tale!!! ;D ;D ;D ;D I am a X-men fan too! Storm, and Rogue are my favorite characters. The new epasodes aren't so bad you know...its not as good as the old one, but for a x-men fan its stisfying enough.

X MEN movie
Barr
05/01/03 at 01:26:15
Salam :) Check out the X-men movie official site. http://x2-movie.com/# Get to the database. That is the coolest database system I have ever seen, mashaALlah. But I'm sooo sad, Beast is not in the movie. I wonder wot he would look like in real life  :( [quote]3. Wacky Races, again with D&M.  Drat, and Super Drat! [/quote] Hmm, this is one cartoon, that has me dumbfounded for logic since I was 9 (or abouts). Wot in the world are they racing for? Where r they racing to? And wot kinda of a dog laughs like an asthma patient gasping for air? :P
05/01/03 at 01:27:16
Barr

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Adi28
05/01/03 at 13:29:01
[slm] WOW  :o Barr that site was really awsome!!....i really liked the  database..cool stuff man! Adilah

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muahmed
05/01/03 at 20:20:30
[slm] ;-) Seen all X-men cartoons once, some twice. Thinking about watching them all again. My favourite is Wolverine! His remarks are so cool! "I didn't ask for this adamantium-laced skeleton. I didn't ask to be what I am. I just wanted to be human. Something you had and you threw it away." Wolverine: Get out. Rogue: Where am I supposed to go? Wolverine: I don't know. Rogue: You don't know, or you don't care? Wolverine: Pick one. Prof. Charles Francis Xavier: Where are you going? Wolverine: To find her. Storm: How? Wolverine: The traditional way: look! "I don't carry no grudges, bub - I work out my aggressions on the spot!"

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bhaloo
05/02/03 at 09:21:26
[slm] [quote author=jannah link=board=bebzi;num=1051607695;start=0#11 date=04/30/03 at 02:20:59] 'course she knows i liked star trek: tng :) but not kirk :( [/quote] yeah tng was definitely better.  i like a captain that is strong and not so emotional.  the captains they have been using now are just so emotional. [quote] i think bhaloo's just jealous cause he liked he-man and she-ra was just better... :p [/quote] I think I could relate to these characters/heros because they are more realistic.  A man with a sword doing battle against evil makes much more sense to me then some freaks that have claws coming out of their skin, flying around, and transforming into fire.

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Dude
05/02/03 at 10:33:37
Not to mention, He-man was realistic because he rode around on a huge tiger. On the coolness scale, nobody beats Batman. He had a mean streak, too. At the end of the day, may favorite was always Superman.

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nouha
05/02/03 at 12:03:58
[slm] im goin to see the X2 tonight... hope its good..:) wasalam nouha:) ps. jannah/ seven/ dhikr hit my cell

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Nistar
05/03/03 at 01:18:58
So who else saw it tonight?!?!? It was pretty good...for the first hour.  Then I thought it kind of dragged on a little bit.  But the effects made up for it.  I won't give anything away for people who have yet to see it -- but I'd definitely bet on X-Men 3.  The subtle hints concerning Gene were none to subtle... ;) *BUT*...the MATRIX preview was ***AEWSOME***!!!!!!   :o :-X ;D Peace, Nistar

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IMuslim_4Ever
05/03/03 at 14:23:10
[slm] isn't it wrong (haram) to watch movies in theator? or anywhere? am i mistaken then? i thought its sin to even watch TV. i guess to some ppl things are haram and to some ppl its not  ;) ;) []...........peace

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Nistar
05/04/03 at 00:02:27
I'm sure the answer can be provided by a religious leader or scholar. Of course sis, one could ask the same about 2pac lyrics ;) ;) ;)  j/k and no offence meant  :-* Peace, Nistar

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IMuslim_4Ever
05/05/03 at 23:16:20
[quote author=Nistar link=board=bebzi;num=1051607695;start=15#24 date=05/04/03 at 00:02:27] Of course sis, one could ask the same about 2pac lyrics ;) ;) ;)  j/k and no offence meant  :-* [/quote] [slm] well, well... i guess you took my writing by heart   ;-) Nistar... didn't mean to offence you too. i was just wondering... about 2pac lyrics...its nothing wrong to read  ;)  Our Prophet  [saw] first was ordered to "iqrah" read... :) so reading lyrics won't hurt much, aiint i rt? :) Peace......  have some more of  [] [] [] [] [] :-) ps. it would be nice to get some answer by someone religious....

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Sparrow
05/06/03 at 20:38:11
Hi All! Just saw Xmen,  wasn't a fan before but I am now....anyone recommend a good site to catch up on the XMEN mythology? Star Trek totally rocks...DS9 was the best followed by TNG.  Any Farscape fans out there? Sparrow

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sofia
05/08/03 at 16:23:35
As-salaamu 'alaykum wa rahmatullah, Saadia just told me what X-men was about. Interesting theme, altho I can't say I follow this thread. :) Anyhow - side comment (has nothing to do with whether or not watching movies/tv is haraam. We've actually discussed that one to death, although I'm pretty sure none of us here are qualified to give a fatwah). [quote]girls are kinda, like really lucky because they can watch X-MEN2 and not  have to spend have half the movie staring at their shoelaces because Mystique keeps appearing throughout the movie in her body tight (nothing left to imagination) outfit....[/quote] I'm pretty sure covering (shape, skin) from the navel to the knees is the minimum coverage required between the *same* sex. Allahu A'lim, check with a scholar for details.The Prophet (S) lowered his gaze from not only *fully-covered* unrelated women (imagine his modesty with not-fully-covered women), but also some men (ex/ like those who did not have a beard). Subhan'Allah, he was the most modest of mankind *and* his ummah was made up of both active men *and* women. *Both* of whom he attended to (ie; this modesty factor should not hinder us from doing good actions, teaching/helping others, etc etc). Just trying to see how many times I can asterick-emphasize in one msg. [url=http://www.usc.edu/dept/MSA/quran/024.qmt.html#024.030]Qur'aan, Chapter An-Noor/Light 24:30 and 31[/url]

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Adi28
05/08/03 at 19:03:27
[quote author=Sparrow link=board=bebzi;num=1051607695;start=15#26 date=05/06/03 at 20:38:11] Just saw Xmen,  wasn't a fan before but I am now....anyone recommend a good site to catch up on the XMEN mythology? Sparrow[/quote] i would check out www.marvel.com .or you could do a google search your bound to come up with the history of xmen there.. Adilah ps:. the movie was AWSOME...worth every bit of my 10 dollars.. :)
05/08/03 at 19:04:26
Adi28

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Barr
05/09/03 at 10:10:16
Salam... Look wot I found... It came out in today's papers. And here's wot it says in the net. http://www.eurweb.com/articles/headlines/05062003/headlines976505062003.cfm ===================== NEW "X" MOVIE MAKIN' MONEY, BUT ... Muslim group is demanding an apology and more. (May. 6, 2003) *First the good news. "X2: X-Men United" featuring Halle Berry along with a star studded ensemble, ruled the nation's box office with an estimated $85.9 million take during its opening weekend, making it the fourth highest opening ever, studio sources said Sunday. And, if you look at the BIG picture of worldwide ticket sales, the film brought in $69.3 million outside of the US. That means the total opening weekend take was an incredible $155.2 million in ticket sales, according to studio estimates issued on Sunday. Now the bad news. Muslim civil rights group, Project Islamic H.O.P.E., and a coalition of Islamic organizations are demanding an apology from "X2" director, Bryan Singer, and are also demanding that anti-Islamic propaganda be deleted from the future release of the DVD version of the film. Project Islamic H.O.P.E's Najee Ali explained the group's concern. "Within the first 5 minutes of 'X2: X-Men United,' an evil villain, 'Col. William Stryker,' is shown signing a document in the White House. He is shown wearing a ring featuring the Arabic symbol for 'Allah.' Colonel Stryker was never depicted as a Muslim in the comic book series. We feel this is a subtle but obvious attack on Islam." A press conference is planned for May 7 @ 12 noon, Leimert Park 3415 West 43rd Place (Crenshaw & Vernon), Los Angeles CA. For more info, phone: (323) 769-5267 or email: Send2IslamicHope@aol.com.

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Adi28
05/09/03 at 11:40:01
[quote author=Barr link=board=bebzi;num=1051607695;start=15#29 date=05/09/03 at 10:10:16]S "Within the first 5 minutes of 'X2: X-Men United,' an evil villain, 'Col. William Stryker,' is shown signing a document in the White House. He is shown wearing a ring featuring the Arabic symbol for 'Allah.' Colonel Stryker was never depicted as a Muslim in the comic book series. We feel this is a subtle but obvious attack on Islam." [/quote] [slm]                 WOW!! such garbage!! i find it odd that when i went to see X-men with a huge number of other muslims....that none of us saw this!!...i swear for each movie that comes out...there is always some muslim group claiming that the movie ...is aganist muslims/Islam ....ok now i agree most of the time their probably right..but come on xmen? ...Lord of the Rings??...wow......its all made up  garabage...if anything ...us muslims watching the film  felt like in X-men....the mutants...were portraying the muslims in this country...and how the mutants are treated in X-men....is how  muslims are treated in the real world...maybe a little bit to the extreme i admit....but quite close. ...so in conclusion...i think the group claiming that X-men is aganist muslims is garbage....and that the X-MEN...are still cool....and since i think so...thats all that counts. haha  :) peace      Adilah

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BroHanif
05/09/03 at 19:22:47
Salaams, and some more info from the guardian. http://film.guardian.co.uk/news/story/0,12589,952717,00.html Lobby group slams 'anti-Islamic propaganda' of X-Men 2 Eagle-eyed lobbyist "sees" word of God on villain's ring Sean Clarke Friday May 9, 2003 Nasty, not nice: Brian Cox as William Stryker in X-Men 2   A US lobby group calling itself Project Islamic H.O.P.E. has criticised the new X-Men movie as anti-Muslim. Their fury is directed at an alleged brief shot of the word "Allah" inscribed on a signet ring. X-Men 2 features a right-wing American administration hell-bent on limiting the rights of a "mutant" minority. Many commentators have seen the film as a sympathetic allegory for the treatment of Muslims and Arabs in the US since September 11. But Najee Ali, Project Islamic H.O.P.E.'s founder and a frequent critic of rap and "gangsta" culture, claims that he could see the word Allah written in Arabic script on the signet ring of the film's chief baddie, General William Stryker (Brian Cox). Stryker is a hardline right-winger working on "Final Solution" to what he sees as "the mutant problem". Ali argues that the sight of the ring suggests that Stryker is a Muslim, which would turn the film itself into a subtle piece of "anti-Islamic propaganda". He has asked that the offending shot be removed from the DVD release. To our knowledge, Ali is the only one of the film's iillions of viewers so far who claim to have seen the name of God inscribed on Stryker's ring. In the meantime, London spokesmen for the film's makers 20th Century Fox were making no comment on the matter. · If you have seen the name of God on any item of jewellery in X-Men 2, please email film.editor@guardianunlimited.co.uk [quote]WOW!! such garbage!! i find it odd that when i went to see X-men with a huge number of other muslims....that none of us saw this!!...i swear for each movie that comes out...there is always some muslim group claiming that the movie ...is aganist muslims/Islam ....ok now i agree most of the time their probably right..but come on xmen? ...Lord of the Rings??...wow......its all made up  garabage...[/quote] Really, perhaps you should look into the history of such films. According to my friend who read some background info on Lord of the Rings, the guy who wrote the book was a strong Xtian i.e Tolkien. And some of the scences my friend says are indirectly referring to the time of the battles against the Xtians and Saracens. The Orcs have been depicted as Saracens. And what about the infamous terrorist movie with custom hijaabs and arab characters, 24 ?. What about True Lies, Black Hawk Down, The Siege all just coincidence ?. I'll let you figure that one out. salaams Hanif
NS

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Muslimah08
05/09/03 at 19:27:48
i like sponge bob u kno the sponge!!!! :D :-X :-/ :-*

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Ameeraana
05/09/03 at 21:08:55
[slm] [color=Red]Japanimation is the best!!!  Ninja Scroll, Ghost in the Shell, and Akira are some of my favorites!!  :)  of course, I can't forget to include, Cowboy Bebop (the dog is sooo cute)Snoopy, Garfield, Droopy the Dog, Powerpuff girls, Dexter, Samurai Jack, Johnny Bravo, .... hmmmm... I know I'm forgetting some more... :) Anyways.. yes, I do watch these cartoons once in a great great while.  I will watch the cartoon channel once ever month or two and watch several shows before turnign the channel.. Its not an everyday thing LOL-- I guess I should watch X-men once ... never seen it before  :) Ameera[/color]

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Mulla
05/13/03 at 01:06:08
[quote author=Adi28 link=board=bebzi;num=1051607695;start=30#30 date=05/09/03 at 11:40:01] [slm]                 WOW!! such garbage!! i find it odd that when i went to see X-men with a huge number of other muslims....that none of us saw this!!...i swear for each movie that comes out...there is always some muslim group claiming that the movie ...is aganist muslims/Islam ....ok now i agree most of the time their probably right..but come on xmen? ...Lord of the Rings??...wow......its all made up  garabage...if anything ...us muslims watching the film  felt like in X-men....the mutants...were portraying the muslims in this country...and how the mutants are treated in X-men....is how  muslims are treated in the real world...maybe a little bit to the extreme i admit....but quite close. ...so in conclusion...i think the group claiming that X-men is aganist muslims is garbage....and that the X-MEN...are still cool....and since i think so...thats all that counts. haha  :) peace      Adilah[/quote] I swear brother that I saw that and I am amazed that this is noticed by others as well, while i told others in my group but no one really sees it........ the ring definately says Allah and the mutant who reads the bible is somehow very very unorthodox for xmen...i love xmen as all of us but stryker wearing a ring with Allah on it, makes no sense....... Mulla!

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theOriginal
05/13/03 at 05:54:43
[slm] I guess it's sort of an artistic expression...the ring thing....If I was a director, it's the sort of detail I would bring out... But I'm just weird.

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Muneerah134
05/15/03 at 11:05:59
[slm] [quote author=Muslimah08 link=board=bebzi;num=1051607695;start=30#32 date=05/09/03 at 19:27:48]i like sponge bob u kno the sponge!!!! :D :-X :-/ :-*[/quote] SpongeBob is my absolute favorite. He has beaten out Bugs, Samurai Jack and Courage. The episode where he first visits Sandy the Squirrel in her underwater dome is hysterical. But in the X-Men, Storm, Gambit and Wolverine (in that order) I like a lot. :-) Muneerah (still laughing)  []

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ikani
05/21/03 at 10:00:31
Assalamu alaikum all, Well, I don't know how many people'll remember me here/how many I'll remember (remember most of y'all), but it feels good to be back after such a loooooonnnngggg absence. Hey where's Asim? I haven't seen X2 yet, never even knew much about them 'til a few months ago when I finally got to watch the first movie. They're quite cool. As with all movies, I just watch whatever I can and avoid haram scenes. My cousins children kept training to conjour talons out of their fist after seeing Wolverine (but I did "Cyclops" one of 'em on http://ikanishometead.tripod.com/mvideo.htm ). My favourite super-heroes used to be Batman & Robin, SpiderMan, Superman, The Legion of Superheroes and Green Lantern (sure to have a movie soon, especially if Guy Gardner is to be featured). I'm Star Trek fan too (grew learning to be logical from Mr Spock and enjoying battles with the Borg) and I do enjoy cartoons - I have never watch a muslim cartoon! I used to complain there ought to be muslim cartoons for muslims children and never knew they existed until I saw ads for them over the Internet. Right now, I tend to enjoy watching the Mask cartoon the most. Smoking!

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sarah_sidek2002
05/25/03 at 04:35:27
Well, mine would be Storm. She's cool! Luv her eyes when she's cooking up a storm... []

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Lil_Sista
05/26/03 at 00:23:28
[slm] well,i like powerpuff girls ;) they r so cute.oh yeah,i also like Manga characters(anyone likes too?).when i was much much younger(though now im still young),i was so into Japanese cartoons such as Doraemon,Dragon Ballz,.....'n so on. ;D im not into x-men,spiderman,...'n stuff.  :-) Yu~ki

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Trustworthy
07/03/03 at 19:13:36
[slm] How's everyone?  I know this post is old, but I've been away for so long, I needed to play catch up.  So here goes, brace yourself.  *takes deep breath.....* It's true Jannah and I have been the best of freinds forever. and insha Allah, forever more.  I know she liked Cptn Picard better then Kirk...I mean who doesn't?  Did you guys see the lasp Trek movie?  Gotta see it. X-men...ya Rub.  It's a fictional movie and I gotta find out why that ring had to have the word Allah on it.  Anyways, I have to agree with the bro there.  I said the same thing to my freinds and they were in denial.  Then again, they really didn't care because their not a fan.  They're into love stories.   One day I a group of 8 of us girls went to watch the Titanic (I had no choice) and they, all 7 of them, started crying, some literally, that the boy in front of us asked his mom, "Why are they all crying?"  Mom just said "Shhh.  Don't look?"  I was unaffected and thought it was one of the most illogical movies ever produced.  I mean excuse me, move over unless you don't care about me as much as I care about you.  There was plenty room for two.  We came out of the dark room and into the light.  All of them were red from crying so much.  They looked at me and said I was heartless (kidding of course ) Sorry getting off track. Matrix, 1st one, cool.  2nd one, stupid love story and wasted my money on that one.  They tricked me. And I can't beleive no one mentioned, Wonder Woman.  The best.  The outfit gots to go, you know being a Muslimah and all, but an invisible jet, you gotta love that.  And an Island of Girls only.  It's got to be sweet. *exhale* Ma-salaama....
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