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- Finally, through all of these stages, a being comes upon its final grand emergence, its truest self. The being, understanding its role and purpose and motivations and controls and needs and wants which are a part of itself, and how to put all these pieces together, has become whole in its understanding of what it wants to do, thus it manifests its true will in life. It becomes the sun. Every man and women is a star In the future, this card will be labeled ORGASM back to tarotor home
- The Sun (in CAPITALS) is the name given to the sun of The Solar System.The sun has two countries on it: see Countries of the Sun.Many planets, dwarf planets, asteroids and other objects order it.The Sun is what everything revolves around. Here is a list of the major CBs orbiting it.-
* Mercury
* Earth
* Neptune
* Jupiter
* Mars
- The Sun is the fourth location inside of Nirvana, and the third location where Angels reside. The Angels in The Sun are ruled by the strongest Angels in all of Nirvana, the Seraphim; there are only ten of them, but the power of one is greater than that of over one thousand full powered Kami and Megami. They are the next line of defense should the Cherubim fail in their duties to protect the hollowed Nirvana.
- When the Moon was pulled into the orbit of Mars at the end of the Generic Quest Season One Finale, Sir Evil's body was sucked into the Sun and destroyed, along with those of his defeated droids. In Heroes, Mr. Sun blocked out this sun, only to be blocked out himself by Mr. Moon
- The Sun is a Magnus in Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean.
- The Sun is the gasiest planet in the Solar System, and is known for being incredibly stupid and stinky. No, we're not talking about the son of the Mafia, or whatever, this is the Sun of the Solar System.
- The Sun is a non-fiction book by Isaac Asimov.
- The Sun is a spherical light bulb that provides light and energy to the majority of the World.
- It is also a fact that the writers / editors / photographers and anyone involved with the production of the Sun are the spawn of Lucifer. In a twist of irony, this story was actually published by the Sun in an August 1994 issue. However, the Sun denied the allegations and sued the Sun for compensation, the Sun winning £2.4 million in damages . The newspaper has continued printing nonsensical crap since.
- The Sun is a sentient living star which McDonaldland's planet revolves around. Ronald McDonald is able to ask the Sun to go away in order to make it dinnertime.
- The Sun is an original Barney song that first appeared in "Barney in Outer Space".
- Name: The Sun Run Time: 0:34 Written By: Geoff Downes, John Payne Year: 1999
- The Sun was an English-language newspaper, published from New York City from 1833 to 1950. Indiana Jones kept a copy of the front page of the May 4, 1945 paper in his journal. The headline for this issue was "Nazis surrender Holland, Denmark, and North Reich". Articles included news on the collapse of Nazi control near Kiel, Eisenhower's warning of the Reich's imminent capitulation, and the seizure of illegal meat shipments in New York City. Along with the clipping, Jones noted his presence in Flensburg with Mac for the final action.
- Having said that, The Sun is a tabloid which used to provide some excellent wanking material. In either case, looking at the Sun too much would make you go blind.
- The Sun was a Muggle tabloid newspaper. A few days after the attack on the Millennium Bridge in the Summer of 1996, patrons were seen reading their tabloid of choice at Treats; The Sun was among them.
- The Sun is the center of the Solar System, and everything else orbits it. The Sun can be created in Beautiful Katamari in Dynaville, and in Katamari Forever. The Sun can be rolled up in Beautiful Katamari and Katamari Forever, and rolling it up is the culmination of the Roll up the Sun stage in We Love Katamari.
- The Sun is the star at the center of our solar system. It is one of many billions of stars in the known universe, differentiated by Earthlings as Sol. The Earth and other matter (including other planets, asteroids, meteoroids, comets and dust) orbit the Sun, which by itself accounts for more than 99% of the solar system's mass. Energy from the Sun -- in the form of insulation from sunlight -- supports almost all life on Earth via photosynthesis, and drives the Earth's climate and weather. The character also appeared in the book Grover and the Everything in the Whole Wide World Museum.
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