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Think or blink!!!

Keep up the good work!!! :clap2: :yo:




  • NewsThe Independent
    Nobel Prize won by scientists who discovered revolutionary way to attack cancer cells

    The Nobel Prize for Medicine has been given to two scientists who found a revolutionary new way of treating cancer. American James P Allison and Japanese Tasuku Honjo found that the body's own immune system could be turned on cancers, marking a major breakthrough in our fight against the disease. Professor Allison studied a protein that functions as a brake on the immune system.
 
In the ancient times one of the deadliest sins was

enjoying carnal pleasures with (the young?) wife of (an old?) guru. :frusty:

Nw the roles are completely reversed! :shocked:

The older female teacher seduces the younger boy students! :doh:
 
The enemies of this figure hugging rubber sheath??? :wacko:

The tip of a blade and the tongue of a fire!!! :scared:

Deny the skin the ability to breathe just to highlight the body shape???


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Every controversy will be followed by a windfall.

So what is the windfall here???





  • NewsThe Independent
    Nobel Peace Prize 2018: The award’s most controversial winners

    The winner of the Nobel Peace Prize 2018 will be announced at 11am on Friday 5 October. Two groups have been awarded the prize on multiple occasions: the Red Cross won it in 1917, 1944 and 1963 and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees was honoured in both 1954 and 1981. The first woman to be decorated was Baroness Bertha von Suttner in 1905, author of the influential anti-war novel Lay Down Your Arms (1889) and founder of the Austrian Peace Society in 1891, while the average age for a winner is 60.
 
Two men were discussing a voluptuous woman.

The first man asked the second man,

"What will we get if we remove her boobs and butts?'

The second man replied in a lacklustre voice, "My wife" :(

The first man asked the second man in a serious tone,

"If she had them why would she marry you?" :fish2:

So when a woman is measured in the size of her boobs and butts

and there is a provision to sculpture(!) them as required

neither Beauty not Glamor has any meaning really!
 
Gandhiji wished for the safety of a young woman bedecked with jewels

and walking alone at night time. But now a young girl can't walk in safety even in broad daylight, even on Gandhi jayanti day! :whoo:

Is a dhupatta serving for more than its original purpose??? :doh:




 
Was it the height of foolishness to turn in the calendar

(which is in fact a diary of the proposed atrocious activities)

as a proof of his innocence and get caught in his own web???




  • NewsThe Guardian
    Hundreds of law professors sign letters rejecting Kavanaugh nomination

    Hundreds of law professors have signed two letters urging the Senate to oppose Kavanaugh. Hundreds of US law professors are urging the Senate to reject Brett Kavanaugh’s supreme court nomination because of his conduct at last week’s hearing on sexual misconduct allegations. Signatures are being collected for two letters arguing that Kavanaugh disqualified himself with his angry and tearful remarks to the Senate judiciary committee.

 

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