07.11.2013, 23:10
Ever thought of that multiple languages use the same word for the same meaning? 
Aura on Wikipedia.
And to answer your question: it's cheese.
Aura on Wikipedia.
And to answer your question: it's cheese.
What is 'd'aura'
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What is 'd'aura' - by boomerboom - 07.11.2013, 13:07
Re: What is 'd'aura' - by SsHady - 07.11.2013, 13:17
Re: What is 'd'aura' - by newbienoob - 07.11.2013, 13:25
Re: What is 'd'aura' - by HyDrAtIc - 07.11.2013, 13:57
Re: What is 'd'aura' - by Kaperstone - 07.11.2013, 18:36
Re: What is 'd'aura' - by Code_Red - 07.11.2013, 19:44
Re: What is 'd'aura' - by Danny - 07.11.2013, 20:31
Re: What is 'd'aura' - by Basssiiie - 07.11.2013, 23:10
Re: What is 'd'aura' - by FlawPaw - 08.11.2013, 07:24
Re: What is 'd'aura' - by XProtocol - 08.11.2013, 08:34
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