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A Magical place not too far from the busy hub of London City. The heart and Pride of the East located alongside the junction of Cristian Street.

Pillars of Inheritance passed on from generation to generation lay on the outskirts of a beautiful greenery estate once owned by Tower Hamlets council but now passed on to the hopeful trustworthy hands of eastern Homes.

"The Pillars" come in shape of Concrete "Bollards" which double as seating area for the local lads of all stature ranging from Police officers to uncles...Drug users to Drug dealers. A place of all diversity, skills and Attributes.

Location:

2 minutes driving distance from Tower Bridge, Surrounded by the veins and Arteries of the pillars: The Highway, Cable Street

Satellite Navigation Info: POST CODE: E1 8HT
Uncles: Khoyba Nomazor Time oyzar
Enams dad: Im at the Fillars!

Lads: Hide the CIGGS

The Pillars: Birthplace of world changing ideas.
Pillars by Pillars Administrator September 9, 2009
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Wow! That computer is worth 20,000 Pillars!
Pillars by Aaron Imrie June 19, 2007

Pillars of Archer

The Pillars are:

1) Keeping it real
2) Any hole's a goal
3) Its not gay in a 3 way (as long as there is a honey in the middle)
The Pillars of Archer are three rules to live your life by
Pillars of Archer by Greg_the_Smeg February 4, 2019

Pillars of Bingley 

The Pillars are:
1) Keep it cheap
2) Any money is your money
3) Clothing left in the street is free game
4) Its not gay in a 3 way (as long as there's money in the middle)
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Pillars of Bingley by Greg_the_Smeg February 20, 2019

Pull down pillars 

As you exit, to leave behind...as much destruction and damage as possible!
As a result of her dismissal, she was determined to destroy the company's computer system and "pull down pillars" as she walked out the door!
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Beige Pillars of Freedom 

The gate-like thing at the intersection of 19th Ave. and Martin Luther King Jr. Drive in San Francisco that symbolizes the end of the brutal slow traffic when going north on state highway 1 (like when youre supposed to drive to Marin county)
Getting from I-280 to Golden Gate park took forever, until I made it to the Beige Pillars of Freedom.

The Five Pillars of Adolescence 

The Five Pillars of Adolescence must be achieved only when the individual is the teen age from 13 - 17. If one fails to achieve the Five Pillars of Adolescence before turning into and adult at the age of 18 then one's childhood memories shall haunt the individual.

Pillar 1: Social Networking
Pillar 2: Parties
Pillar 3: Relationships
Pillar 4: Smoking, drugs and alcohol
Pillar 5: Sex
The Five Pillars of Adolescence example...

"John is going to become an adult, he is turning 18 soon and until now he has failed to achieve any of the Five Pillars of Adolescence therefore he shall live the rest of his life in regret, stress and flashbacks from his childhood. The Five Pillars must be achieved whatever ethnicity, race or beliefs you are. They are not optional, but they are compulsory for that certain age group, fail and you will have a bad future."
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