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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ow-stop-it.htm

Monkey business!
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BBC News - California woman cuts off husband's penis
www.bbc.co.uk
A woman in California who drugged her estranged husband, tied him to a bed and cut off his penis, told police "he deserved it", officials say...



:rofl::rofl:

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not sure how you enter your links noni, but
the first link does not work - try this instead
the second link goes to the bbc site , not to the specific story

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Thanks for that, I just copy and paste - will have to check them and try harder in future :rolleyes: love the monkey story.

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I have to say I totally agree that there should be a dress code for entering places of worship. I carry a wrap around skirt to cover my legs and something to cover my shoulders if I am visiting a place of worship and I am wearing shorts and vest type top, regardless of the country I am in.

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-south-asia-14141454

Multiple explosions in Mumbai

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actually just checked to see what you may be missing in the copy/paste and figured you did'nt copy the full url - in this case you missed the last character
' L ' . if you hover on the url you posted you will notice it ends in 'htm' whereas the correct html file that contains the story ends in html - so as long as you copy the full url you should be fine - computers are actually pretty dumb ;)

mumbai bombings are very shocking. cant help but suspect that pakistan is in some way responsible ?

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:rofl::rofl::rofl: like dumb blondes!

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oh much dumber :D

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or hindu fundamentalists who want you to think that?

AndyD 8-)#

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Considering the amateurish nature of the attacks, Andy, suspect you are perfectly correct.............the moslems are seriously professional and with these targets would have killed far more innocent people, this smacks of RSS fringe groups or similar?

Unless anyone knows better?

Like maybe the BRITISH National Front maybe?

Or MI5?

Or anyone but Indians?


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http://www.ndtv.com/article/india/mu...ambaram-119146

He stated yesterday " Not pointing the fingers at --- this group or that group"

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'the minister said. "Intelligence is collected every day, every hour. It (blasts) is not a failure of intelligence agencies...who ever has perpetrated the attacks has worked in a very clandestine manner", he said'. (NDTV - link on Bipats previous post)

Just like in the UK, no MP or government employees is ever responsible for their failure to do the job that they are paid to do. Do not all terrorists work in a very clandestine manner and is it not the job of the intelligence agencies to find them and stop them. Obviously not!

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One of the bombs went off in a Shiv Sena dominated area.Another went off in an area dominated by Gujarati diamond workers. No this is the work of the Indian Mujaheddin and co-incidently it was the birthday of the captured terrorist in Arthur Road jail too.Home grown i think.

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That story is being spread in India but according to the BBC the court records state that his birthday is in September - so ask yourself why that story is being spread.

AndyD 8-)#