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  1. Ibn means “son of” for those of you who had never been lucky enough to view The 13th Warrior, rocking awesome movie forever…Antonio, I love you…almost as much as I love my Benevolent Overlord Kal El.

  2. Mamon-el-toleton?
    M’Ballz Es-Hari?
    Grabbir Boubi?
    Haid D’Salaami?
    Hous Bin pharteen?
    I-Bin Pharteen?
    I-Zheet M’Drurz?
    Shaif Hirboush?
    Al-Suq Akweer?
    Mustaf Herod Apyur Poupr?
    Awan Afuqya?
    Yul Strokheet Al-Wauch?
    Apul Madeek-Auod?
    Yuliqa M’Diq?
    Uwana M’Diq?
    Usuqa M’Diq?

  3. Ash-Shaykh as-Sayyid Aboo Soofyaan Abdulazeez bin Muhammad bin al-Hassan bin Abdurrazzaaq bin Faysal bin Fahd bin Bilaal bin Abdulmalik bin Talhaa al-Awashqee.
    Or Mo. Mo’s nice.
    (And I used to be a Muslim, but good luk getting me to reveal my name.)

  4. Bah! What’s that name that has 72 consonants and thirty three prime numbers? Yeah, that’s the one I want. But only if I get the robe, a crazy beard with bugs and a terminal case of b.o.
    Wait – That is half of the jihadis that Mike Wallace wants to blow just for an interview.
    Never mind.

  5. Comparison:
    Canada:
    Kiano Reeves, Eugene Levy, Michael J. Fox, Jim Carrey, Matthew Perry, DHT, EA Sports, Ubisoft, Nintendo, ATI, Logitech, Steve Nash. Invented in Canada: basketball and hockey…
    USA:
    George Bush

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