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Grapevine, Not So Grave!

Submitted by megsamazing on Sun, 04/13/2008 - 08:21.
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megsamazing

An ancient proverb says, ”If a woman speaks two words, take one and leave the other".

Gossip, the second oldest profession for women, may be defined as idle speculation of information or opinions of uncertain sources. It starts off as a secret to be told to just one person, but soon takes form of a boiling topic for discussion!

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Men To Stay Away From! (II)

Submitted by megsamazing on Mon, 01/07/2008 - 07:30.
Does he suspect too much?
Authors:
megsamazing

In the previous article you got an insight into the types of men you should avoid letting into your life! Those were the men you would pity and then, just leave alone.

Here is another list of men to stay away from. These are men to “beware of” because their unique personality type is capable of harming you is some way or another. So it is always better to watch out for these types and don’t fall prey to them in any circumstance!

Men who…

Are babies

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Men To Stay Away From! (I)

Submitted by megsamazing on Sun, 01/06/2008 - 17:12.
Authors:
megsamazing

Since lately a lot of men are visiting our website (of course we don’t mind) and putting up questions like “Do you hate men?”, I though of compiling a list of the types of men that we do hate! Actually, we don’t really hate them… we just pity them and stay away from them!

Men with…

A permanent heartbreak
Has he told you how brutally someone broke his heart in the past (really, really past)? Does he keep talking to you about it all the time, gathering sympathies like it were gold coins?

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Have You Ever Witnessed Ramleela?

Submitted by editor on Fri, 10/12/2007 - 05:00.

Now that the Navratri festival is here, you can witness the life story of Shri Ram in the form of Ramleela. During the auspicious days of Durga Puja or Navratri, a folk play is enacted at various locations in almost every city. This very desi and old form of theatre retells the story of Lord Rama, His virtues and His life.

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Have You Ever Witnessed Ramleela?

Submitted by editor on Fri, 10/12/2007 - 05:00.

Now that the Navratri festival is here, you can witness the life story of Shri Ram in the form of Ramleela. During the auspicious days of Durga Puja or Navratri, a folk play is enacted at various locations in almost every city. This very desi and old form of theatre retells the story of Lord Rama, His virtues and His life.

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Have You Ever Witnessed Ramleela?

Submitted by editor on Fri, 10/12/2007 - 05:00.

Now that the Navratri festival is here, you can witness the life story of Shri Ram in the form of Ramleela. During the auspicious days of Durga Puja or Navratri, a folk play is enacted at various locations in almost every city. This very desi and old form of theatre retells the story of Lord Rama, His virtues and His life.

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Have You Ever Witnessed Ramleela?

Submitted by editor on Fri, 10/12/2007 - 05:00.

Now that the Navratri festival is here, you can witness the life story of Shri Ram in the form of Ramleela. During the auspicious days of Durga Puja or Navratri, a folk play is enacted at various locations in almost every city. This very desi and old form of theatre retells the story of Lord Rama, His virtues and His life.

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Interesting Coffee Facts

Submitted by editor on Thu, 09/20/2007 - 05:00.

As I sipped my Caf�Mocha at Caf�Coffee Day last evening, I came upon some interesting facts about coffee. Read on to see how well informed you are about your favorite beverage

Coffee was first known in Europe as Arabian wine.

The Arabs are generally believed to be the first to have brewed coffee.

Milk, as an additive to coffee, became popular in the 1680s, when a French physician recommended that caf�au lait be used for medicinal purposes.

The prototype of the first Espresso machine was created in France in 1882.

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Interesting Coffee Facts

Submitted by editor on Thu, 09/20/2007 - 05:00.

As I sipped my Caf�Mocha at Caf�Coffee Day last evening, I came upon some interesting facts about coffee. Read on to see how well informed you are about your favorite beverage

Coffee was first known in Europe as Arabian wine.

The Arabs are generally believed to be the first to have brewed coffee.

Milk, as an additive to coffee, became popular in the 1680s, when a French physician recommended that caf�au lait be used for medicinal purposes.

The prototype of the first Espresso machine was created in France in 1882.

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Interesting Coffee Facts

Submitted by editor on Thu, 09/20/2007 - 05:00.

As I sipped my Caf�Mocha at Caf�Coffee Day last evening, I came upon some interesting facts about coffee. Read on to see how well informed you are about your favorite beverage

Coffee was first known in Europe as Arabian wine.

The Arabs are generally believed to be the first to have brewed coffee.

Milk, as an additive to coffee, became popular in the 1680s, when a French physician recommended that caf�au lait be used for medicinal purposes.

The prototype of the first Espresso machine was created in France in 1882.

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