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 15:49 | 7/Dec/2006 |
| Jokes Galore | |
| Here are some jokes. WARNING: Some of them are explicit so please dont proceed if you can not take them ******************************************************* *One day a man calls his wife from his IDEA mobile his call gets cross connected to some other lady.They still keep on talking..they start liking each other..and finally they get married. wha...
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| 16:12 | 4/Dec/2006 |
| The Departed | |
| Here is the hardest thing to digest: Rev. Martin Scorsese NEVER won Oscar. My heart bleeds for him. You know why? Coz he is not just Martin Scorsese. He is Martin "Taxi Driver"_ "Raging Bull"_"Last Temptation of Christ"_"Goodfellas" Scorsese. I watched movies for him. And i have to admit that Aviator scared me. I felt that sense of disbelief. For m...
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| 16:02 | 27/Nov/2006 |
| What to read?? | |
| Enough of what i am reading. Now tell me what should i read? I read fiction as well as non-fiction. Write your suggestions and would let you know my thoughts after i read those recommended books.
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| 15:34 | 27/Nov/2006 |
| Current Reads | |
| Read as if there is no tomorrow!!!This is what i am reading nowadays:Tech:Refactoring (Improving The Design of existing Code) by Rev. Martin FowlerData Structures and Algorithms in Java by Michael T. Goodrich and Roberto Tamassia Non-Tech:Moor's Last Sigh - Salman Rushdie (Would write more on him sometime later. This is his 4th novel i am reading)C...
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| 11:56 | 27/Nov/2006 |
| Nightfall | |
| I hate Science Fiction!!All these Sci-Fi authors start writing junk under garb of science and it starts looking like some mythological or cult crap.I have a friend and he was hellbent that i read this Isaac Asimov fellow. He gave me second volume of Isaac Asimov's short story collection. I had to read it coz he started reading Harry Potter after my...
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| 11:47 | 27/Nov/2006 |
| Here i come!! | |
| OK. Here i come!!!Well, friends asked, relatives pursued and atlast innerself forced to start it. Finally i am starting the blog which i should have started atleast a year back.What i intend to write? good question and here is my pathetic answer "Everything under the SUN". It may be books, movies, music, politics, technology and CRICKET (an implici...
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| Namrata Hari... | 09:16 | 11/Dec/2007 |
| Friends: (351)
| City: Bhubaneshwar
| Interests: JILL OF ALL TRADE...
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| The "DATE -RAPE" |
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| Drug-Facilitated Sexual Assault(WARNING AND DISCLAIMER: The readers are advised to apply their common sense after reading this article and behave responsibly. However, I am not responsible if someone picks a tip from the article and uses it with criminal intentions. Care has been taken to keep some portions and the names of the drugs ambiguous, to ...
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| sumit sharma | 17:50 | 9/Aug/2007 |
| Friends: (94)
| City: tfdg
| Interests: Travelling and sl...
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| Female deadlier than the male? |
| AS A RESULT of biological, technological and economic influences, a great socio-psychological gender-shift is taking place in our society. Sex is emerging as the dominant factor and the female of the species is gradually emerging as the winner in this evolutionary sweepstakes. The evolution, as propounded by Charles Darwin, has not stopped with the evolution of some apes into Homo sapiens (human beings). Though man’s mastery of science and his tampering with the natural process seemed to put an end to the evolutionary process, evolution is still taking place in subtle ways. And the animal that is coming out on top of this evolutionary sweepstakes is the female of the Homo sapiens, i.e. the woman. Since evolution, the female of all species, except human beings, has always remained deadlier than its male counterpart. These females are independent, strong and lead life on their own terms. They can perform all the chores – be it hunting for food or taking care of themselves or their young ones; they are not dependent on the males. In fact, the female of these species does not need the male for anything except mating during the rutting season. Some of these females are, in fact, literally ‘deadly’. If the male praying mantis fails to promptly quit after mating, the female would eat him up. It is the same with scorpions too. However, unlike the female of other species, the female of the Homo sapiens did not evolve into a deadly or for that matter, even an independent creature; or more precisely, it was not allowed to evolve so by its male counterpart. Men have always used religion and customs, directly and indirectly, to arrest the evolution of women so the women will remain subservient to them. But you cannot stop something that is as natural as evolution from evolving. The evolutionary process has also been assuming other subtle forms; as a result, the female of the human beings is slowly and steadily evolving into independent beings capable of fending for themselves. Aggression and ambition are the traits that are essential to survive and come out on top in the evolutionary game. Belligerence and a desire to reign at the top catapults one to the top of the heap. And, women, through natural selection and progressive adaptation (i.e. acquiring education, securing a job leading to financial independence), have become aggressive and ambitious. Even as women are on the ascent, men have started relinquishing their dominant role and are being relegated to a secondary status. In other words, men are becoming soft, tender, emotional and self-conscious – traits that were once considered feminine. While women are becoming aggressive, career-oriented and independent, men are evolving into “metrosexuals”. The trend is subtle and yet noticeable all over the world. As with every evolutionary change, this change is also gradual and unhurried. This has unnerved the patriarchal religions and societies which have fallen upon the time-tested method of misusing and abusing religion to suppress women; the female’s need for the male of the species is increasingly becoming just biological or sexual as is the case with other species. To a modern woman, man is nothing but a provider of sex and sperm. Worse still, a woman can opt to fertilize herself without having a man around. She can choose just the sperm and reject its owner. Sperm banks have made it easier for women even to select the physical and mental attributes of their babies. As cloning technology makes further progress, women may not even need sperm (or man) for reproduction. These changes are already perceptible and it is only a matter of time before women emerge as the dominant species on the evolutionary scale. The age ahead is, no doubt, the Age of Women.
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| Guru | 12:50 | 2/Nov/2007 |
| Friends: (211)
| City: Mumbai
| Interests: Meeting people, F...
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| Fish TRAP..... |
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| A couple went on vacation to a fishing resort. The husband liked to fish at the crack of dawn; his wife preferred to read. One morning the husband returned after several hours of fishing and decided to take a nap. The wife, to escape her snoring husband,decided to take the boat out. Since she was not familiar with the lake,she rowed out to the midd...
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| Priya Joseph | 19:32 | 23/Jul/2007 |
| Friends: (326)
| City: Navi Mumbai
| Interests: christian mysticism
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| Law protecting the Elderly |
| A society is known by the way it treats the helpless. As I glanced through today's edition of the Hindustan Times, this piece of news caught my attention. In the monsoon session of the Parliament there are plans to introduce a Bill protecting the rights of the Elderly. Wow! I am sure a much awaited Bill. The law would be applicable throughout the c...
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| mehandi mehandi | 22:55 | 25/Jan/2007 |
| Friends: (18)
| City: Bangalore
| Interests: no cheap talks pl...
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| curse of being born as women |
| today i will be telling u my true story.u will also come to know why my blogs contains rebell words .please dont ever leave ur parents however bad they are for the sake of so called love .and u may not be able to hear from me again .i am a lady age 32 above average looking .basically i come from a rich rajput family where falling in love is unforg...
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| sanjay oswal | 13:34 | 8/Nov/2007 |
| Friends: (124)
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| HAPPY DIWALI |
| WISHING ALL THE FELLOW BLOGGERS AND THEIR FAMILIES: A VERY HAPPY DIWALI AND A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR ....SANJAY
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| Sandeep Ohri | 06:31 | 5/Dec/2007 |
| Friends: (366)
| City: Mumbai
| Interests: Reading non-ficti...
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| Higher Electricity Bills .. again ? |
| If you don't take action now .. you may end up paying higher electricity bills .. again !!Just a small reminder that there is a Public Hearing on Dec 6th at the YB Chavan Auditorium (Opp. Mantralaya), Mumbai - at 11 am. This is to hear public suggestions / comments on MSEDCL's petition to increase electricity tariff in lieu of imposing second "stag...
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| Kunjal Thackar | 21:11 | 31/Dec/2006 |
| Friends: (176)
| City: Gurgaon
| Interests: stocks,friends,tr...
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| New Year Wish |
| Happy New Year to all my blogger family May every day of new year be better than previous best day May you find more true friends on blog then u expected May you find health, wealth & character May all your wishes gets fulfilled May our friendship grow May god bless you Luv Kunjal
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| Swati NitinG... | 17:33 | 4/Nov/2007 |
| Friends: (224)
| City: Delhi
| Interests: Writing, Reading ...
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| Emergency or Marshall Law in Pakistan |
| It seems that its time Gen Mush has realised that until and unless hedeclares emergency or Marshall law in the country his position is indanger. However I would I like to ask the fellow bloggers what do theythink about this emergency? Is there some hidden motive behind theemergency? Does the Prez has some other Ace in his sleeves? Please dowrite in...
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| PREETI BOSE | 20:09 | 3/Dec/2007 |
| Friends: (363)
| City: Raipur
| Interests: reading,making fr...
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| A glass of milk. |
| One day, a poor boy who was selling goods from door to door to pay his way through school, found he had only one thin dime left, and he was hungry. He decided he would ask for a meal at the next house. However, he lost his nerve when a lovely young woman opened the door. Instead of a meal he asked ...
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| Simran Kumar | 10:23 | 24/Nov/2007 |
| Friends: (286)
| City: Sharjah
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| Ma fIrSt DIwAli IN ma MoThErLaNd |
| Its my first Diwali in India after a gap of almost 16 years and am I elated or not..Just at this very moment my ears are flooded with the constant bangs and booms of the 'Patakas' and the ' Bombs' & as i sit to write this experience of mine , my hands just feel the vigour of the festival all over again. Never before had i ever been exposed to such ...
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| alpana | 12:08 | 10/Dec/2007 |
| Friends: (240)
| City: NOIDA
| Interests: painting, reading...
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| ek aisi hi kaali shyayi si raat mein hum miley they kabhi aasmaan mein they makesh sey sitaarey aur chand chipa tha pedoan key peecheyraat key andherey ki chaaya thihawa mein mehak dono key milan kigoonj rahi thi kanoan mein logoa ki baatein aakhir andherey mein jab kuch dikhta nahiubharti hain saari aas paas ki awaazeintum keh rehey theykaash idha...
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| Isha Cally | 11:50 | 20/Oct/2006 |
| Friends: (340)
| City: Delhi
| Interests: Nothing,,,,,!
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| SHUBH DEEPAWALI |
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| WISHING ALL OF YOU AND YOUR FAMILY,,,,JOY, SPLENDOUR, HAPPINESS AND PROSPERTY ON THIS FUN FILLED OCCASION OF DIWALI,,,! MAY THIS FESTIVE OF LIGHT BRIGHTENS & BRING PEACE AND PROSPERITY IN LIFE... HAPPY DIWALI,,,!
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| black beauty | 20:06 | 5/Dec/2006 |
| Friends: (13)
| Interests: reading,chating,d...
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| girlfriend |
| Definition of a girlfriend- ADDITION of PROBLEMS, SUBTRACTION OF MONEY, MULTIPLICATION of ENEMIES, DIVISION of FRIENDS!
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| Saakshee I | 19:28 | 7/Nov/2007 |
| Friends: (646)
| City: I live close 2 u!
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| There's a minefield out there... |
| I'm surfing Iland these days incognito - no new post and not enough time to comment, so I’m busy favoriting Ilands, intending to go back to comment! However, I am incognito mainly becasue of them err... Youtubers! Oh yes you've seen them - Iland is being taken over by them Youtubers! You must be blind if you did not notice them song-and-dance post...
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| Raja Sen | 18:39 | 19/Nov/2007 |
| Friends: (59)
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| Surreal lunacy with a fun filmmaker |
| When you write a negative review, there is almost always backlash. Most of you who have read me before do thus realise I'm not the most popular man in Bollywoodland -- to say nothing of Rediff's messageboards -- and there are filmmakers who loathe me, having taken a review too personally.Anyway, last week I wrote a column about Anurag Kashyap and h...
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| Reshma Thakkar | 20:33 | 1/Dec/2007 |
| Friends: (1863)
| City: Mumbai
| Interests: drawing,reading,s...
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| HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS |
| Happiness and success are two concepts intertwined with one another. These are two of the most important ingredients that would eventually define a person’s life. If one would think about it, happiness and success are two things that are relative to a person’s point of view since these are dependent on one’s ideologies. Happiness and success relate...
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| Amit Dasgupta | 10:09 | 1/Dec/2007 |
| Friends: (28)
| City: Mumbai
| Interests: Reading books, Th...
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| Marriage Jitters |
| Well the marriage thing is almost there... While I am happy that I am getting married to this lady, yet there seems to be a little reluctance... Mainly worries... will I be able to be a good husband in all spheres.. will I be able to do stuff for her that will make her happy... what if i screw up... and such worries. Well... not that I am overtly w...
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| beena john | 10:52 | 10/Dec/2007 |
| Friends: (276)
| City: Nagpur
| Interests: MOVIES, MUSIC, SH...
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| Acres of Diamonds.. |
| One of the most interesting Americans who lived in the 19th century was a man by the name of Russell Herman Conwell. He was born in 1843 and lived until 1925. He was a lawyer for about fifteen years until he became a clergyman.One day, a young man went to him and told him he wanted a college education but couldn't swing it financially. Dr. Conwell ...
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| seema shaikh | 13:30 | 9/Dec/2006 |
| Friends: (53)
| City: Goa
| Interests: reading, writing,...
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| A tribute.......... |
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| On October 27, 1980 Kalpana Chawla wrote a poem to her friend, which she titled 'Toward the Goal'............. D ive deep down An aim awaits Pearls peep For your hands to reach Just yours For years, decades and ages A door lies locked A pearl in the shell A secret in the brain Open it Break it Reveal it Fly high
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| Joy Kaidharath | 09:07 | 21/Nov/2007 |
| Friends: (1459)
| City: Mumbai
| Interests: Social upliftment
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| This MAY BE LAST POST FROM ME, IT ALL WI... |
| This may be my last post, depending on the out come of the decision of Justice Radhakrishnan and Justice Dalvi at 2.30 p.m. Case detail is given in the image which is given at the end.If this is the last post, then see you in the next world (if what the religions teach is truth). If not, then it does not make any difference, because then, we will...
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