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« on: February 14, 2010, 01:15:46 AM »
My friend,in his quest to know the reasons which make a girl happy, discovered a few habits that all women love, and all of these are pretty simple to adopt. So if you too are like him, trying to win over your love of life, then all you need to do is adopt some basic habits and you will never have to hear her complains.Compliments – Make her feel special All women love to be appreciated. Make her feel special by giving compliments on her beauty, style of dressing, her laugh, the way she talks, the way she walks, there can be hundreds or probably thousands of such things.
But always make sure that your compliments must sound true. You would surely never want to complement a fat woman on her figure; doing so might just result in her thinking of you as a flirt and a guy who is not serious. Simple compliments like “You’re pretty” or “You look great in this dress” will work wonders for her.Call her – Woman love to receive phone calls Being the most talkative creature on the earth, all women, whether in 20’s or 40’s like to be called up often. It may not be an hour long conversation but women simply love the fact that you are concerned and you keep her informed. Conversation over phone is as important as meeting personally.
Keeping her informed about your plans or other little things in your life helps in building trust.Priority – They always want to be the topmost in your list You have planned to watch soccer match this evening but your girl friend calls up and says she has bought two tickets for a new movie. Though the choice is yours and you can choose to do any of the things you like.
You may realize it or not, women appreciate this mystery. They know you love to watch soccer, which is all the more reason why your girl appreciates it when you choose to be with her instead of watching your favorite soccer. This makes her feel special to see that you have cancelled all your plans just to be with her.Loads of Attention All women appreciate the fact that you carefully listen to what she has to say and actually care about it. Always listen very carefully and try to ask questions, being a mere spectator won’t help you either, as she might think of you as a guy who nods his neck in support of whatever she says. And always try to remember what she’s said.
If you pay attention to what she says, it shows that you care about what’s going on with her, and she will just love it.Women love surprises
Any woman who’s been dating for some time probably thinks she knows you completely and you too are like people she has known. So, when you surprise her with an unexpected gift, an unexpected phone call or cool date, she’ll feel like she’s found somebody who is different and somebody who is really special.
But make sure the surprise you are planning is a happy surprise otherwise things might just turn out the other way leaving her annoyed and angry.Each woman has a different way of thinking and the things which might work for some may just turn out be a horrifying experience for others.
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« on: February 14, 2010, 12:46:53 AM »
1. Computer does not care how you look.
2. Computer can’t be angry if you not respond immediately.
3. Computer always wait for you.
4. Computer never forgets your birthday.
5. Computer can’t compare you to previous user.
6. Computer did not accept calls from previous users.
7. Computer doesn’t say: “Do you come home now?”
8. Computer doesn’t ask: “Do you have another computer?”
9. Computer never start a conversation about marriage.
10. Computers don’t care if you’re married.
11. Computer can’t look your phone book or digging through your pockets.
12. Computer is simply Start and Shut down.
13. You can share computer with friends.
14. Computer doesn’t make a scene when you arrive home late.
15. Computer not shave his legs with your razor.
16. Computer will not call you 100 times a day.
17. You don’t need to say him that you love him.
18. Computer doesn’t care for the difference in years.
19. Computer has a warranty.
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« on: February 13, 2010, 08:59:42 PM »
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« on: February 13, 2010, 08:03:16 PM »
It hurts
When you don't talk
It hurts
When you don't touch
It hurts
When you're first on my list
But I'm only seventh or such
It hurts
When you don't care
Or even seem to like it
When I'm not there
It hurts
when you give your day away
She says there is always someone
Who loves the most and someone
Who loves the least
And
I believe her
Cause it hurts
When I come second
Or
You don't bother
To think about me
It hurts
That I love the most
And it hurts
That you love the least
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« on: February 13, 2010, 07:58:33 PM »
ALBERT LEA, Minn., Feb. 13 -- A Minnesota farmer's wife has received a valentine possibly only a farmer's wife could appreciate -- a half-mile-wide heart outlined in cow manure.
Bruce Andersland spent hours with a manure spreader hitched to his tractor Wednesday and Thursday creating the heart, the Albert Lea Tribune, Minn., reported. It is in a square-mile field 12 miles outside of Albert Lea that has belonged to his family for 87 years.
Once he finished the job, Andersland hired a pilot to take a picture of the heart from the air, the only place to see it properly.
Beth Andersland, who has been married to Bruce for 37 years, found out what her husband was up to Wednesday night when she found the design of the heart, complete with arrow, on a piece of scrap paper in his jacket pocket. She told the Tribune the valentine is the biggest she has ever received.
"He thinks of cute things to do once in a while, so I was a little surprised," she said.
Beth Andersland raises purebred Simmental cattle so she is familiar with manure. She said snow mixed with the manure made the valentine somewhat lighter -- although it also provided a light background.
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« on: February 13, 2010, 07:53:40 PM »
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 13 -- Residents and tourists in Los Angeles say seeing the letters of the famed Hollywood sign altered for a protest was both amusing and confusing.
Holly Montgomery, a visitor from Minnesota, said she was excited to photograph the famous giant letters during her visit to Los Angeles, but a covering the letters with a "Save the Peak" mesh sign only proved confusing as the sign temporarily read "Saveypood," The New York Daily News said.
"What's a 'Pood,' and who's trying to save it?" Montgomery, 44, said of Friday's preparations for a protest against an area development.
The "Save the Peak" campaign is in opposition to plans to build four luxury homes near the famed Hollywood sign.
The Trust for Public Land is attempting to use the altered landmark sign to raise enough funds to purchase the plot where the homes are to be built.
Los Angeles resident Don Diers told the Daily News he used Friday's sign switch to capture a rare, albeit immature, photograph.
"I just framed a photo with a lamppost so it says, 'Save Poo,'" Diers, 51, said. "I know I'm too old for scatological jokes, but I couldn't resist."
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« on: February 13, 2010, 07:33:48 PM »
A girl was visiting her blonde friend who had acquired two new dogs, and asked her what their names were.
The blonde responded by saying that one was named Rolex and one was named Timex.
Her friend said, "Whoever heard of someone naming dogs like that?
"HELLOOOooo," answered the blonde. "They're watch dogs!"
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« on: February 13, 2010, 07:13:04 PM »
After his death, Osama bin Laden went to paradise. He was greeted by George Washington, who slapped him across the face and yelled, "How dare you attack the nation I helped conceive!"
Patrick Henry punched him in the nose and shouted, "You wanted to end America's liberty, but you failed."
James Madison appeared, kicked him in the crotch, and said, "This is why I allowed the government to provide for the common defense."
Bin Laden was subjected to similar beatings from James Randolph, James Monroe, Thomas Jefferson and 66 other early Americans.
As he writhed in pain on the ground, an angel appeared. Bin Laden said, "This was not what I was promised."
The angel replied, " I told you there would be 72 Virginians waiting for you. What did you think I said?"
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« on: February 12, 2010, 05:45:59 PM »
Unusual meeting took place in Turkey. The tallest man in the world -Turk Sultan Kosen - 246.5 centimeters met the smallest man of China’s man-Pingping. His height is 73 cm. When they stand one next to the other, it looks really weird. Sultan Kosen is more than 3 times higher than Pingping.
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« on: February 12, 2010, 05:30:44 PM »
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Feb. 12 -- A Swedish woman said she nearly fainted when animal shelter workers called to say they had found her cat after nine years.
Vera Dettmann said the then-3-year-old cat, Lakrits, ran away shortly after her family moved to Stockholm in 2001 and they could find no trace of their pet during months of searching, The Local reported Friday.
Dettmann said there were sightings of a cat matching Lakrits' description in 2008, but she did not allow herself to believe the cat might still be alive.
However, Dettmann received a phone call Thursday from workers at a cat refuge, who identified Lakrits by a tattoo on his ear.
"I thought I was going to faint when they rang," Dettmann said. "When the kids and I saw him this evening, it was like we had found a lost child."
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« on: February 12, 2010, 05:28:10 PM »
NEW YORK, Feb. 12 -- Fourteen couples are scheduled to wed Friday and Saturday atop New York's Empire State Building in Valentine's-themed weddings hosted by a wedding Web site.
TheKnot.com said 13 couples from across the United States will wed on the 61st floor of the skyscraper and the grand prize-winning couple, Greg Adams and Kristy Magers of California, will exchange their vows on the 86th floor Observatory.
The Web site said the fourteen brides, dressed in their gowns, will pull a switch to illuminate the Empire State Building -- immortalized as a place for romance in the films "An Affair to Remember" and "Sleepless in Seattle" -- in Valentine's Day colors.
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« on: February 12, 2010, 04:48:32 PM »
So what’s the difference between the car makers Ferrari And Kia? Well quite a lot but their choice of auto show models pretty much sums it all up. Firstly you’ll want to admire the beauty of the Ferrari girls… Now it’s time for the Kia ‘girls’….
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« on: February 12, 2010, 04:32:34 PM »
The Pope and Tiger Woods died on the same day and because of an administrative mix up the Pope went to hell and Tiger Woods went to heaven.
The Pope explains the situation to the administrative clerk in hell, and after checking the paperwork admits that there is an error. “However”, the clerk explains, “it would be 24 hours before it can be rectified”.
Next day the Pope is called and Hell’s staff bids him farewell.
On the way up, the Pope meets Tiger Woods coming down from heaven and they stop to have a chat.
“Sorry about the mix up”, apologies the Pope “No problem” replied Tiger Woods.
Pope: “I am really anxious to get to heaven”
Tiger: “Why is that?”
Pope: “All my life I have wanted to meet the Virgin Mary”
Tiger: “You’re a day late”  :
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« on: February 12, 2010, 04:26:31 PM »
Within the hands of man
is the ability to hurt or nurture.
In the hands of man,
is the capacity for love, compassion.
In the hands of man,
is the concept to make choices.
Good or evil.
In the hands of man,
is the acceptance of his own mortality
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« on: February 12, 2010, 07:22:58 AM »
WOW!!!! Google did it again. They just released a brand new product, this time without having to go in Beta. A much bigger impact than Google Wave, Google Docs or even the Google Chrome browser ;-)
There it is, the Google Toilet Paper
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« on: February 11, 2010, 11:22:08 PM »
A huge canvas spread between two banks of lake Lagoda in Russia, reminds me of a sailing ship, being carried by the wind. At a time of huge demand for new solutions in the field of renewable energy sources, architect Laurie Chetwood suggests a literal wind dam, that captures and channels the wind into a turbine. Far different from normal generators, this idea will certainly be, if nothing else, controversial.
This system consists of a canvas, with 25 metres in height and 75 metres in width, suspended by cables that channel the wind into a central opening, connected to a turbine that is also suspended. According to scientific studies, its concave shape is particularly effective in capturing the wind. Its similarities, in shape, to a water dam gave the project the nickname wind dam. Its construction is schedule to start in 2010 and, if everything runs smoothly, there already are plans to build another dam in the same area.
That having been said, at the present time, the canvas will only increase the wind's speed, not its pressure, seeing as the system will only work as an ordinary aeolian generator. The only thing innovative about it, then, is its shape...
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« on: February 11, 2010, 11:03:55 PM »
Morocco is in the heart of some of my closest friends, but I must confess I still haven't been convinced by adventure reports and promises of fantastic, natural landscapes. Either way, should you ever feel tempted to embark upon such a trip, there is nothing like going prepared for the hard bargaining the people in this land drive.
In Morocco, camels are extremely useful and valuable animals. Strong, resistent and extremely docile and excentric, as such, they are often used as currency for buying, among other things, a wife. As this might very well be the best deal of your life, don't forget to previously evaluate how much your wife is worth, using this price calculator. Quickly you'll know how many camels, goats and sheep your wife is worth.
In case you don't know, a camel is approximately worth 2000 euros and lives for about 23 years. :)
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« on: February 11, 2010, 10:56:58 PM »
Bond Girls add some sparkle to the movies of the saga, are, afterall, an important part of its success.Besides, they're a pretty good standard of the aesthetic pattern of the era when each movie was made: fashion, the ideal beauty of the time and other, more subtle aspects...The beauty of these women is more or less seen as unquestionable. Some of them even posed for Playboy... So it's hard to chose them based on the beauty criterion, but the relativity of this concept is also one of the interesting questions the series brings up. I chose six Bond girls, the ones I consider more important, not necessarily prettier or more interesting by today's standards.  
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« on: February 10, 2010, 09:19:13 PM »
Katie Kirkpatrick, 21, held off cancer to celebrate the happiest day of her life. Katie had chased cancer, once only to have it return-to clog her lungs and grab hold of her heart. Breathing was difficult now, she had to use oxygen. The pain in her back was so intense it broke through the morphine that was supposed to act as a shield. Her organs were shutting down but it would not stop her from marrying Nick Godwin, 23, who was in love with Katie since 11th grade.Nick Godwin, 23, left, takes a moment of rest while his bride Katie Kirkpatrick, right, gets an intravenous procedure to reduce the amount of fluids her body is retaining at McLaren Regional Medical Center in Flint on January 12, 2005. Nick Godwin who works night shift as a Lapeer County Sheriff’s deputy took Katie to the medical center after a night’s work, three days before their wedding.Katie Kirkpatrick, 21, puts on some earings a few minutes before walking down the aisle to marry Nick Godwin, 23, who she had known since 11th grade, at Church of Christ in Hazel Park on Saturday January 15, 2005.Dave Kirkpatrick gives the thumbs up to his new son in law while admiring the couple with his wife Niki Kirkpatrick, right, after Nick and Katie got married at Church of Christ in Hazel Park on Saturday January 15, 2005Katie Kirkpatrick Godwin, right, gets serenaded by her new husband Nick Godwin, and his best men during the wedding party on the dance floor at Boulder Point Golf Club and Banquet Center in Oxford, MI, on Saturday January 15, 2005.Katie Kirkpatrick, 21, and Nick Godwin, 23, cuddle up for a moment while waiting for the wedding photographer to get ready after getting married at Church of Christ in Hazel Park on Saturday January 15, 2005.Katie Kirkpatrick Godwin, center, rests for a few moments during her wedding party at Boulder Point Golf Club and Banquet Center in Oxford, MI, on Saturday January 15, 2005. Katie was exhausted. Her face looked as white as her gown.Five days later, Katie died. She did not let sickness stop her from living, take away the hope or faith that made her believe she had a future. She had a lovely wedding and she had love and she gave love and love doesn’ t die. And that is how Katie beat cancer.
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« on: February 10, 2010, 08:27:28 PM »
Hard to say just where this weapon hasn't reached. Created in communist Russia, the AK-47 has shown up in 92 countries, has been part of 90% of wars in the second half of the 20th century (sometimes on both sides) and has killed at least 7 million people. It won over American rifles in Vietname, replaced spears in warrior tribes in Africa, it became an icon in Mozambique's flag, a monument in Nicaragua and, today, is in the hands of Islamic terrorists and drug dealers. At the age of 60, the AK-47 tells the story of the 20th century.In the 1940s, weapon designers realized that the machineguns used in the trenches during WWI were out-of-date. With the invention of armoured tanks and wide-range artillery, whoever stood still in the open field was under serious risk of being hit. Unlike the lingering conflicts in WWI, with these weapons the fights were fast, urban with moving troops looking for moving targets. This is how the first assault rifle, the Sturm Gewehr, was born - a light German weapon, with intense and instantaneous firing power.
When WWII was over, Russia's domination was extended to Germany and Soviet leader Joseph Stalin decided to create a similar automatic weapon, that could be used in every communist country. In order to decide which weapon would become Soviet Union's trademark, the government promoted, in 1947, a contest between designers. The winner was a former WWII soldier that had begun drawing the weapon five years earlier, while on a hospital bed.Mikhail Kalashnikov In 1941, Mikhail Kalashnikov was 22 and working with Soviet tanks' mechanisms in WWII. During the nazi invasion of Moscow, he was forced to ride one of the tanks himself to fight against Hitler's troops. The Germans bombed 90% of the city, including Kalashnikov's tank. His right shoulder was destroyed and he was sent into a hospital, where he stayed for nearly a year. With nothing better to do, he spent his time drawing weapons. "Once, a soldier in the bed next to me asked me: 'Why do we have one rifle for 2 or 3 soldiers, while each German has automatic weapons?' So I decided to design one for us.", he told British newspaper The Guardian, in 2003.
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