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http://www.travelbizmonitor.com/goas...nt-atoai-14789

Laughable, if they had a braincell between them they would be dangerous!


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For once I agree with you, the thought of tourists climbing on ropes tied to coconut trees -------- Perhaps the word coconutty is a good one?

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That's made my day, off out to celebrate!


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Its a pity they dont bring in Adventure Tourism for politicians.It would be a great attraction throwing politicians off coconut trees and betting how many times they bounced !

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Imagine Bungy (indian word) Jumping in India............quick way to reduce population numbers!

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At last, hate cleric Raed Salah to be kicked out of Britain for 'fostering hatred'His presence could lead to 'inter-community violence' tribunal finds
:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1c0JlFXaq

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Life imitates art as 'Slumdog' clerk wins $1m on Who Wants To Be A MillionaireThousands of children in Bihar are severely affected by malnutrition, causing many to become paralysed
Kumar's winning questions will be aired on November 2



Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1c1gJyGyP

Wow - so pleased for him. :eek:

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The DJ and former TV presenter, most famous for his show Jim'll Fix It, passed away at his home in Leeds, two days shy of his 85th birthday. The former coal miner, who was knighted in 1990, ran 200 marathons for charity, raising more than £40million.

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RIP Jimmy Saville.

Thanks noni . Hadn`t picked that up on the news here!!

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http://ibnlive.in.com/generalnewsfee...ed/880317.html

Good news or a predictable pack of lies?


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"The family had cremated the body by the time police got there."

AndyD

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Goa: infested with wild dogs.
30 Oct. The Sunday Times (UK). Goa is infested with wild dogs. They live in packs on the beach, staying up late, taking a very casual attitude to relationships. You get a little nip here and there, a slight nick on the ankles. You don't die in 20 minutes but you do have to go to hospital for a rabies jab. And then spend the rest of the holiday wondering if the jab worked and whether that's froth or just a bit of toothpaste on the corner of your mouth

www.goanvoice.org.uk

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He also lived with and worshipped his Mum & during the petrol shortages in the 70's he bought the petrol station next door to the night club he owned in Bournemouth & closed it to the public.

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http://www.thehindu.com/news/nationa...?homepage=true

Little Nargis arrives.