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You get to wear cool knee length shorts and carry a knife!!

Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh!

Please NEVER call The Kirpaan a Knife as it is disrespectful I got a big argument with my head teacher the other day becouse she called The Kirpaan a dagger

Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh!

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Oh yeah i forgot, the Sikhs fought wars with slingshots and water balloons.

Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh!

water baloons????????????

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If it was not for sikhs then

India would be a muslim country including u and me and we would be ready to become jihadis ready to blow up innocent people.

All the Britisher would have been wiped out by the Nazis and the aryan stuff.

Dalits would have been still in bondage in India.

We are saint warriors and fight for right cause and not fanatism. ( deh shiva // mohe eh shub karman se kab ho na daru "

India was saved from famine by the sturdy farmers of punjab.

India would have suffered a major economic melt down.

We have fused three major religion

hindus with muslims

hindus with christians into spirit of one mankind.

The only left over legacy of religous hatred is of fusing muslims with christians.

This is all a Trailers " Age Age vekh Khalsa ki kar dikhanda na "

"Nank nam chadi kala tere bane sarvat tha bhalla"

welcome to sikhi world welcomeani.gifAWW.gif

Sikhs are :awesome

nothing AWW.gif be bette for planet than the arival of " KHALSA "

love

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