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I'm shooting in the dark here, but could it have been meant as "Which Senator voted for it? That one."

Still a bit awkward though. Sounded pretty strange.
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Actually Jerse, Hinda (wife of Abu Sufyan) hired an Ethiopian slave to kill Hamza (Prophet Muhammad's uncle) in the second large battle between the Muslims and the tribe of Quresh (who controlled Mecca). Hamza was killed, and the Muslims lost the battle.

Later, Hinda came to the battlefield, lit a fire and roasted Hamza's liver and heart and ate them. She cut off his and other fallen soldiers' ears and noses and make necklaces out of them. Celebration. She then set the Ethiopian free.

Some years later, the Ethiopian accepted Islam and was forgiven my Prophet Muhammad - on the condition that he, the Ethiopian, stay out of sight of Muhammad.

So the facts are straight.

Also, its a sign of respect to say (or write) PBUH after mentioning a prophets name. It has nothing to do with devoutness. The people who do not say it everytime simply say it under their breath or think it.

If anyone's interested in the story of how Mecca was taken under control of the Muslims, its a fascinating story. Do look it up (from a reliable source!) if you ever have the time.
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The thing that I noticed was something odd about her mouth. Her eyes and movements seemed pretty convincing to me, but capella said, there was *something* out of place.

That doesn't mean it wasn't awesome! At the rate we're going, the kinks will be gone in the next few 'versions' of Emily!
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