Rawan Cake: Pastries, Sweets, & Public Religious Discrimination – Served Fresh
During a visit to Rawan Cake yesterday I was outraged to find out that the shop in Khelda discriminates againt Christians in Jordan, it actually took me a whole day or so to write about this, as I am always hesitant to write about religion or politics, as I am sure that my opinion might not be appreciated by some.
It all started as I visited Rawan Cake to order a cake for a friends Bachelorette party, I called up one of my girlfriends when I was there because I wasn’t happy with the designs they had on their catalogue, only to find out from her that she has boycotted the place for discriminating against Christians, when I inquired about the reason, she told me that she tried to place an order for a Cross-Shaped cake and they refused to do it saying “We don’t do things like this for non-believers” referring to Christianity as a false religion.
I was outraged, I’m a Muslim, and I’m proud to be one too! I might not wear a head cover or be very religious or dedicated to my religion, but I know this much, Muslims are taught by Quran and Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) that no compulsion in religion and that you have your full independent will to select your own faith. On the other hand you hold the full responsibility of your choice. Accordingly, Muslims are required, per their religion, to deal with people of all other faiths with respect and to cooperate with them for the benefit of humanity and nature.
So I went up to the counter again and told him I wanted to order a cake for a Baptism party, he showed me a catalogue with plain-square cakes that just say “Mabrook” (Congratulations in Arabic) so I told him I wanted one that looks like a cross. The man informed me that they didn’t have a mold to make a cross-shaped cake. So I then told him I just wanted something plain and simple with no decorations, he can just use a few rectangular molds to make one, like the ones they do to make an English cake, the guy said it was do-able and that he will call the chef so I could explain what I wanted. I inquired how much it would cost to make one for 100 people, he said around 150 is usually the going range for a cake for 80-100 people. Made sense to me, as the last time I was there, I ordered a three layered cake for 150-180 people and it cost around 200 JD.
Ten minutes later the “chef” comes down and I explain what I want, and he says I can do a plain cross, and I inquired how much it would cost, as I was pleased that they would execute the concept, for a minute there, I believed that maybe they realized that discriminating against Christians is a bad idea, and then I was shocked, he said “Not less than 300 Jordanian Dinars”.
That was ridiculous I thought to myself, how can a cake for 150 people cost 200 JD, and a cake that was for 100 people cost not less than 300 JDs, he was making it very impossible for me to place an order at his shop as a customer, it was sick and repelling. I walked out of the shop that same second and exploded on twitter with my thoughts on this matter. What the hell where they thinking? They have made very clear that their against Christianity and that’s sad. I mean really if they are doing this out of being Muslim their just giving Muslims a bad name.
Yes, it his business, his shop and he chooses not to make cakes that are shaped like a cross but that doesn’t mean he can raise prices to double or triple or call Christians “Kufar” because he chooses not to bake cakes that symbolize Christianity, judging people that was is just wrong, yes, it is his freedom as a shop owner and business manager, however their freedom stops when the freedom of other’s begins.
In addition, Muslims deal with Christians and Jews, as called in Quran, as “people of the book” because Muslims believe in the Torah (jews holy book) and the Bible (Christians holy book) and believe in their prophets and messengers.
Respecting other religion means respecting from the bottom of the heart with full of tolerance. Calling a True believer of God as kafir is an unpardonable sin which as a Muslim Business Owner, Rawan cake is doing.
I chose to boycott Rawan Cake, because I have zero tolerance to any person/business or entity that discriminates against other religions, because that’s not what my religion or Quran has taught me, I am not asking you to Boycott them because this is a matter of personal choice, am just sharing my thoughts of how pathetic this Muslim shop owner is being by discriminating against other decisions, if he chooses not to serve Christians or any other religions he should just put a sign on the door that says, “We do NOT do any Religion-Related Designs” and keep his mouth shut and personal thoughts on this matter to himself so people don’t take it personally or get outraged by his attitude.
64 Comments
yazan
05.08.2011
you are making a bigger issue than palestine issue in apeas of cake.???
may god be with us ,
another thing , we all making descrimination to our self i mean (كلنا بنعرف نحكي عربي …………….)
لا حول ولا قوة الا بالله………………..
Rawan
04.01.2011
Hi Lara.
First of all it is your freedom to blog about whatever you want. I have to make one point clear :” believe that answer is 100% better than delivering the cake designed other than the way the order was placed, which is how the story began.” this is not right dear, we didn’t accept the order the first thing, it is against our shop policy, For over 10 years, we have been serving Jordan with the same policy and we’ve never had any problem of the type with our Christian customers.
In case they do not like the shapes and designs we have it is their freedom to go somewhere else and we respect it. and sure it is our freedom to practice Islam. In our religion it is actually Haram to make the cross shape. It has nothing to do with discrimination, it has to do with our Freedom of Worship and it should be respected.
in love and peace
Rawan
blablabla
04.06.2011
Rawan, its also people’s freedom to boycott your shop and not buy from you simply because you mix everyday business with religion. You’re stupid and so are the people that work for you for that matter, wow what a bunch of idiots
What!!!!!
04.21.2011
Well like they say; “3othor akba7 men thanb”…. this is not an answer, if you had to say something you should have thought of a smarter thing to say.
Don’t insult our minds with weak answers like this one.
What!!!!!
04.21.2011
Rawan,
Make sure you bring a taste cake to hell when you go there, cause the ones you are making right now are not!!!!
Lara
07.02.2011
Good Morning Everyone,
I respect all of your opinions, there is no right or wrong in what one may perceive, however Rawan: you are free to choose NOT to serve Cross-Shaped cakes, I am Muslim, and I believe in God and I believe that the almighty has required that we all respect all prophets and Godsent religions, however I am writing this blogpost on a first hand-experience. I did not write it because someone told me, I wrote it because I went there asking for one, and non-of your employees in the Khelda branch bothered to say “Sorry we don’t serve cakes shaped like a cross, they just went round and round in circle, wasn’t too nice.” Regardless you do have good cakes nevertheless, I am not complaining about your quality, I am talking about the approach of client servicing.
Mais
07.08.2011
thank u rawan
one brave muslim
اخيرا حدا تصرف صح و فضحوه معلش الله يكرمك و يرضى عنك اللي بده يقاطع حقه و اللي بده يشتري منكم حقه
بس فعلا احترمتكم جدا على صراحتكم و موقفكم الثابت و الصحيح بدل الناس اللي مالها اي معتقد ثابت ولا مواقف ثابتة و بتحب تجامل على حساب الدين…الله يوفقكم و يعوضكم خير يا رب
Mais
07.08.2011
و للي بيتكلموا بدون اي علم بالاسلام و باسم الاسلام يا ريت نعرف حدودنا بالكلام….بدكم حكم شرعي بالمسألة اسألوا و اقرأوا و افهموا شو بتحكوا بدكم تحكوا من راسكم لا تقولوا الاسلام بقول….اللي بده يجامل على حساب دينه يجامل حر هو ماحدا حيمسكه لكن ما الكم تجبروا الناس يعملوا الغلط عشان مشاعر فلان او علان ما تطلبوا من حد يوافق على باطل او يساهم فيه زي ما بدكم الناس تحترمكم احترموا معتقدات الاخرين…المحل مش مجبور يقدم لحدا اي شيء هو بيقدم نوع معين من الخدمة لو اعتذر عن تقديم شيء ما عمل جريمة ولا قلبتوها تفريق على اساس ديني….لو اي واحد من اي دين طلب كيكة فقط ما حيمنعوه لكن تجبروا المحل يحط صليب عشان يرضى الزبون و الصليب منافي لمعتقد الموظفين و سياسة المحل هادا اسمه تعدي على حقوق الاخرين بلاها نزعة اتهام الاخرين و انتو نفسكم بتعملوا نفس الاتهام اللي رميتوه عالعالم….
مافي داعي يعني الوئ لساني الحمدلله
مرة تانية انا بحيي المحل على موقفه الثابت على الحق…
بكتب بالعربي لأنه اعتقد انكم بالاردن بتعرفوا تحكوا عربي
Sophie
07.09.2011
Mashallah Rawan. May Allah reward you. It’s hard to find Muslims adhering to Quran and sunnah. I agree with Yazan. I won’t buy any cakes except urs.
nimer
03.27.2011
islam does not believe in the old and new testament of today. Simply because they have been written and changed by historians and religious people and politicians ect.. Those ”new” books are man written, and we muslims believe in god’s Quraan and Prophet Muhammad’s (sallah Allah 3alayhi wa salam) sayings.
We believe in the REAL old and new testaments, the ones that suddenly and bizarrely disappeared a long time ago.
So please do not say nonsense about Islamic views and beliefs because you would be misguiding some people.
Second thing i agree that the cross goes against religious Islamic views simply because we do not believe that Prophet Isa (3alayhi al salam) was crucified. Moreover, this cross was used as the symbol of crusaders in religious wars against Islam.
The wrong thing Rawan cake did was to inform you in a bad way. Although i know Rawan’s owners since i was a kid and i know that they are gentlemen, they acted in a bad way with you and they should have directly told you that it does not suit them to draw religious symbols on a cake.
You contradicted yourself in your article, because you say that you do not practice your religion a lot, nor do you wear a hijab, yet in the end you say ”that’s what the Quran taught me”. You do not know much about that sacred book, yet you invent teachings about it.
A good muslim like you should know better.
I do agree that the chef’s behavior was unacceptable, yet i don’t agree with the religious matters you spoke about.
theone
03.22.2011
Since you said you are Muslim, you should know better that drawing a cross goes against the Islamic belief or at least the Islamic belief that I follow, because I don’t believe that Issa ( Peace be upon him) was crucified. So this is something that goes against the belief of the owners of the place ( I assume) . Now discrimination is something different, it would have been discrimination if they said we don’t sell non Muslims or if you told them I want the cake for Baptism and they said no from the start, they didn’t do that. Yet, you are free to boycott them. The only conclusion that I can take from your story is that RawanCake is overpriced.
strazuiz
03.23.2011
The one, you’re jumping too deep into the actual principle of what happened. She never asked the guy if he believed in the crucifixion you fucking idiot, she simply asked for a cake and wanted it made. Wow, people like you should actually be banned from opening your mouth on these blogs because you sound so dumb trying to prove your point. Go fuck yourself and get a life, its just a cake and she was turned down, very simple idiot!
Tamara
02.16.2011
Rami you little prick ….No, they don’t have the right to publicly discriminate against Christians because the constitution of Jordan which is derived from the teachings of the Quran plus the cultural Norm “OF Jordan” Sir, does not support discrimination and never protected loonies or fools for that matter. And by “Cultural Norm” I mean the tribal and ethical law of the land….. You Know; The Same Law That allowed You To Become a “citizen” So Fast You Never Gotten The Chance To Actually Say Thank You!!!!
I sure as hell hope that whatever training you received in the U.S and Canada is not medical related in any shape or form, since doctors take an oath to help people regardless of their religious backgrounds and race. They must uphold the integrity of that profession at all costs. But maybe integrity after all is not your thing!!!
So tell me; does that mean you will be denying Christians their right to receive medical care where you might be working?
Stop hiding behind your finger and read the history of Christians in our part of the world. The people that put together the first Arab dictionary were Arab Christians, and I say Arabs before Christians so never think of us as aliens. Al Jazera the closest thing to freedom of the press in the Arab world right now was established and is still being run by Arab Christians, and these are just two examples of the top my head.
And Rami Missionary Schools are not the same as a Pastry shop, not even in countries of the free democratic world do both fall under the same description or law.
If you didn’t have a positive experience in the U.S and Canada and you didn’t know how to handle yourself over there and you got crushed by Jews and their attitude don’t take it out on Arab Christians.
so we all can understand what the hell you are talking about!!!!!
So get your thoughts together dear, and use spell-check that is also made by Christians… I hope you have nothing against spell-check too,
nimer
03.27.2011
inventing information isn’t good. Here is the staff of Al Jazeera, whose main founder is Sheikh Hamad Bin Khalifa (a Qatari Muslim)
Staff :
The Chairman of Al Jazeera is Sheikh Hamad bin Thamer Al Thani, a distant cousin of Qatari Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani.
Al Jazeera recently restructured its operations to form a Network that contains all their different channels. Wadah Khanfar, the managing director of the Arabic Channel was appointed as the Director General of the Al Jazeera Network. He also acts as the Managing Director of the Arabic channel. He is supported by Ahmed Sheikh, Editor-in-Chief, and Amen Jaballah.
The Editor-in-Chief of the Arabic website is Ahmed Sheikh. It has more than 100 editorial staff.
The Editor-in-Chief of the English-language site is Mohamed Nanabhay. He replaced Beat Witschi, who was caretaking the website after Russell Merryman, the previous Editor-in-Chief, moved to a new development role. He replaced Omar Bec who was caretaking the site after the departure of Managing Editor Alison Balharry. Previous incumbents include Joanne Tucker and Ahmed Sheikh. Bilal Randeree is an online producer on the website and has been very active on their social media tools, including Twitter, Facebook and Tumblr.
Prominent on-air personalities include Faisal al-Qassem, host of the talk show The Opposite Direction, Ahmed Mansour, host of the show Unlimited (bi-la hudud) and Sami Haddad.
Yosri Fouda, producer and presenter of an investigative journalism program Top Secret announced his resignation from Al Jazeera in May 2009.
Tamara
03.31.2011
Ahaaa what so ever Nimer, facts are facts, Mr. Haddad in an anniversary for Al-jazeera talked about how Al-jazeera was started and by whom!!!! The two main guys were indeed Arab christains that came from the BBC so you can relax pal. So who should we believe Hmmmm, I myself chose to believe Mr, Haddad over a hater like yourself.
The Sheiks and Sheikas you are talking about are heads of the board because they funded the channel. They were smart enough to ONLY fund such an Operation, because they knew better to “Give the bread dough to the baker even if he eats half of it.” It means, in case you are SLOWwww; give the job to a person who knows how to perform it best even if it will cost you much.
They had the knowledge and the Experience
very simple don’t you think?
Do you want to know what is “not good”; Anger that is directed at the wrong group of people, Now that is truly “not good” and very idiotic and when I say idiotic… yes I am talking to you.
I honestly regrate the time I spent defending Islam everywhere I go here in the U.S If I am hated that much form Arabs just like me because I am christain… Hell.. may be people in the West do really have a point.
Tamara
03.31.2011
*Regret*
faten
07.01.2011
Tamara, you took the words right out of my mouth. You’re awesome! this is why i can’t go back and live in Amman. I was born and raised there and i love my country but i can’t tolerate shit like this. I bet situations like these happen more often than we know but it just goes unnoticed.
Saleem
09.26.2011
I very much like and almost fully agree with you on all that you have said except of one thing; no no no my dear please do not regret defending muslims in the past and I think that you should continue to do so just like I did during my 7 years study in the U.K. because althoug Islam is not our religion yet it is our proud history, we Arab Christians and we are all one big family in Jordan under the blessed and honored amberella if his Majesty the king. Now the fact that you have a bunch (and I trust they’re only minority)of backward trash like the ones you are addressing, please do not take them as a standard and guidance to your noble objective which is shared and practiced by every honorable Arab Christian (as we all know!). It should be, instead, a way of life, for we are people of principles, unlike those you are waisting your time with, ignorant, hypoctrate and ugly whichever anlge you view them; believe me they hate themselves; they were hatred breast-fed and hatred-adicted. Such individuals are totally & utterly useless to their society, their families and communities beacuse they can produce nothing but hatred, nonesence and loads of backward and appauling views that reflect only their deep-inside ugliness & backward environments since childhood. So continue the good work and do not lose hope because of a bunch of losers my dear. May God be with you dear writer.
Rami
01.18.2011
The issue for me is that I find a lot of people and- i hope you are not one of them- jam on islam and muslims and find it fashionable to do so while they take a coward attitude when it commes to authority,tribal system and “nationalism”.
You say they did not have the right and a lot of people think the other way round, go over it and admitt their right ,some places don’t follow philosophy and some others do ….simple.
I trained in the USA and Canada and we were forced to take Saturday calls because jews don’t work sat’s and they even don’t answer the phone….nobody said anything about that……they even answer in a rude way when you say Merry christmass for them, their unified answe ” I don’t Celebrate christmass, and you find everybody is quiet about it.
I hope you will go and work there , you will spend a great deal of your discussions trying to defend our right to think differently.
That’s why I find it strange how a cake took too much of your attention.
Again Rawan cake excercised their right so don’t be a part of the attack on them simply because the owners are religious.
Fadi
03.13.2011
You are as sad as they come.wallahi!!!!
mezamin
03.23.2011
Rami, you are absolutely pathetic and have no idea what you’re talking about. Go get some duck tape and seriously shut that trap in your face, along with your hands on the sides of your chair because you don’t even deserve to be replying to this topic. WHAT ON EARTH DOES ANYTHING YOU MENTIONED HAVE TO DO WITH A DAMN CAKE??????!?!?!?!?! What does political views and a nation’s concern whether in Europe or wherever have to do with ordering a cake?!?! I’m baffled by your response and have nothing to say but INTA WAHAD GHABI
kinzi
01.13.2011
Wow, Lara, I missed this post and am Very Glad I found it.
Thank you for standing up for fellow folks of the Book. There are many such stories (true, not made up) of increasing subtle pressure. A furniture store owned by a Christian near JU was vandalized and the perpetrators made it clear (face-to-face) that it was more about their faith than their business practices. No one is willing to talk about the sabotage of a Christian seminary under construction in Fuheis three years ago, the day before Christmas, when a cement truck just happened to back up and pour 2 tons of cement on the newly poured structure. Five Egyptian workers barely survived.
People, behind doors, are fearing Jordan will follow Egypt in religious violence, and the whole Middle East will descend into another Armenian holocaust. It will be Muslims like you who make the difference in calming and standing.
Your response to Rami was priceless. Thank you!
Lara
01.13.2011
Thank you habibti … I am just thinking out loud thats all
Rami
01.12.2011
If it tastes like cardboard and you found an egg shell in their cake the issue is solved ten people will not buy from Rawan anymore but guesswhat hundreds will start buying from there from now on.
all what they said is that they don’t have the mold which is their right , let me ask “sleepless in Amman” two questions.
1- Did you have the same response when they banned head covers in West Europe especially in France? be honest.
2- What about missionary Schools in Amman who refuse to make their weekend with the rest of the country? simply they say it’s their policy …. so if we accepted that an educational institute has the right to have their own mind and policy even if that is causing hardship to too many families we should accept and respect that a cake shop enjoys this right !!!!
I think that the whole story has one viscious motive that we all know … so people ignore this….. it was nothing but a bad try.
Lara
01.12.2011
Rami,
If anything I do believe that “not having a mold” to make the cake is a diplomatic answer… If anything, if Rawan Cake could’ve used that excuse all along, I wouldn’t have written the blog post to begin with… and believe it or not, I believe that answer is 100% better than delivering the cake designed other than the way the order was placed, which is how the story began.
However, I am outrageous because I am a regular customer, and before I decided to walk in and order the Cross Shaped cake (which I didnt even need, I just did it because my friends we’re babbling off about what happened to them and I wanted to check for my self before I blogged) I had actually ordered a cake for 100 persons which has cost 150 JD a month before hand for a party. So ordering a cake for 100 persons and have it priced to 300 JD’s minimum just because its cross-shaped felt like discrimination.
I’m Muslim and I am very proud of it, and I believe that our religion has taught us to respect all God-Sent prophets and religions, and I believe I should act accordingly. Rawan Cake doesn’t want to serve designs that are Non-Mulsim related, thats fine, after all, this is their choice, however discriminating by raising prices three times as much as any other cake or delivering someone thing in a design that isn’t the way the customer has ordered it is rude.
About your questions
(1) Back in the day when West Europe banned head covers I was just a little girl in school, yet I believe if I had a blog at the time, I would’ve felt so strongly about it and I could’ve blogged about it and expressed my opinion to the world.
(2) In regards to Missionary Schools in Amman … I believe they are allowed to refuse to have weekends with the rest of the country. As Muslims, our Mass-prayers are usually On Fridays. Although we are required to pray 5 times a day – everyday, Friday prayers are very important. The same I believe apply to our fellow-Christian friends, usually their prayers are on Sunday’s, so as a Christian School/Missionary they are entitled to chose their own weekends, where they can spend t worshiping the lord or enjoying it for all I care about.
I am saddened you believe this has a vicious motive … am sorry, I dont blog because I have a hidden agenda, I’m just a girl, who occasionally has thoughts that I like to write down.
Thank you for stopping by my blog.
Cake lover
12.02.2010
Rawan cakes are not cakes… really they taste like cardboard and they are tasteless.
Full of addidtives and colorings!!
Raad Kawar
10.26.2010
Sad! Very sad.. I saw e-mail circulating about this, and now you’re the second to talk about an experience with them. Too bad people still think this way, reminds me of when I was at uni and a couple of people used to call me “al-saleebi”. Welcome to the 21st century.
Mona Alkhalaileh
10.22.2010
This comes as no surprise, people who act this way are morons who should go live all alone in the desert!
I’ve boycotted Rawan cake three years ago when their rudeness in dealing with a misunderstanding regarding the size of my son’s birthday cake blew me away. I think they grew too much too fast & are just rude to anyone thinking “who cares, someone else will come along & keep us in business”. I tell everyone about their complete lack of the basic understanding of customer care, oh & we found egg shell once in one of the cake.
Rubzi
09.28.2010
I am sorry to hear that we live in a society that still discriminates people based on their religion, color, or origin. If they are smart business people they shouldn’t be dealing with their customers that way because if you open up a business to serve the customers of your choice, you might as well stay at home. Personally I don’t like Rawan cake because all their cakes and tarts smell like eggs!! Totally agree with Moey, Chez Hilda has the best cake in town. Great article Lara keep up your great posts:)
B.K
09.27.2010
THAT WAS A GOOD TOPIC TO WRITE ABOUT lARA I REALLY LIKED IT AND DISCRIMINATION SHOULD NOT BE FOUND IN any religion as both of them live in a country that unites both. Good one once again
Yousif Jawhar
09.26.2010
Wow, this is ridiculous, I don’t know what to say, really, this is pure hatred & discrimination. No more Rawan Cake for me.
Nadeen
09.26.2010
@Sleepless – Respect for you and those who share the same beliefs and thoughts. Discrimination should be stopped on every level.
@Ahmed Turk – “you don’t have the right to talk about this in public, as u said above “it’s their business”” – Sleepless have every right to talk about this in public. It’s a BLOG and it conveys personal thoughts and ideas. Opinions are opinions and you don’t have the right to judge them.
“it would be better for you to talk about issues more important than this, الفتنة ملعونة و ملعون من ايقضها” – I strongly believe that this is a big issue, and it deserves to be put out there for discussion. The only “Fitna” is the one generated by Rawan cake themselves. I wouldn’t think this would be the case with you or you would be saying the same words if Rawan Cake or any other place discriminated against Islam. It saddens me to know some people might be sharing your thoughts on this matter.
- Nadeen
Ahmed Turk
09.26.2010
you don’t have the right to talk about this in public, as u said above “it’s their business” it would be better for you to talk about issues more important than this, الفتنة ملعونة و ملعون من ايقضها
mezamin
03.23.2011
Hey turk, you’re one of the reasons why the arab world is so close-minded because you think people shouldn’t talk about “these things” in public. Should the owner of rawan cake rape your daughter one day, I’m assuming you don’t want to talk about it in public too right? For the sake of KEEPING IT PRIVATE?!?!?! I bet you’re contemplating your answer now buddy, go ahead, let it soak in your mind for a bit.
A.D.
09.25.2010
i gotta agree with Moey…Hilda is definitely on top of their cake/cookie/pastry game.
Ali
09.25.2010
Wow I’m surprised! Everyone says Rawan cake is like the best ever in amman but I won’t deal with them anymore if they make a religion issue!
Moey
09.25.2010
Rawan Cake had a photo on facebook, when they first started with a cake with “bokra el 3eed w ben3arre9″ written on it in a very nice decorated way!
I went through their fb page and it seems that photo is gone now! they don’t have a mind y3ar9o bel3eed but doing a cross they can’t.
Aslan, compared to Crumz, Moka or Che Hilda. Rawan Cake isn’t good.
Rawan
04.01.2011
This is really funny!
I’m the admin of the page and I can tell you we never had that picture!
when you lie , try to do it in a convenient way, we never accept bad words or bad pictures too, we are discriminators!
If you like Che Hilda and Crumz more you can go there, do not put words in our mouth!
yazan
07.01.2011
Keep up the good work, your cakes are the best in town, and after this article I think I will only buy yours!
Sophie
07.10.2011
Some of u have a lot to learn about Islam ESP the lady that started the controversy. Allah yehdiki how u proudly say u dnt practice Islam then y dignify yourself by calling yourself Muslim at all? I’m with Yazan, this article has made Rawan all the more appealing to me. Well done!
Ahmad Sharar
09.25.2010
I am surprised to read this ! o.O
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