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@Dea_rMen Fine I'll do it ugly

Most men stay stuck waiting for perfect conditions. Winners do it ugly, scared, and imperfect. Then they improve along the way.

It gets worse with jobs. There's like 3 good jobs out there. that's all

How do I tell the founder in my company that whatever idea they have in mind is an enterprise level solution that will require a team of experts and tech leads with expertise and practice of engineering standards, and it can't be reduced to just a coding problem

@IndianGems_ Yeah that was the point. Your company bought it

"No land has been purchased by me or my wife since I became Chief Minister." — CM Mohan Yadav

@dp_331 It's still like this tho during monsoons. Bas colony me se horizon nahi dikhega

Delhi was like this like 60-70years back.

Holy retarded propaganda Bruh It's exam day. Come on time. wtf is happening online

@Balancing_Actor @HPhobiaWatch 💀 😭

@HPhobiaWatch That's why I mentioned India 😁

Why is he shorter than his dad ? Almost unseen in India.

@_ParikshitTyagi Your fault for not being a Parsi

Recently learnt that one has to pay brokerage every year in Mumbai even if they're staying in the same house. The more I know about this city, the more I feel I've escaped something by not working there.

@Shalini70856041 @flyspicejet Aircraft hai auto nahi. Haath mara a gaya . Sometimes there's genuine delays upstream which cascade back not only to you but the passengers after you

@mythicbxrn Her dialogue delivery was painful to watch

Sharvari cooked wanna be samay Raina so bad : Samay raina: what are three things you wana do before you di3e, one is to get a hit film.?? Sharvari: "one is to have a hit, 2nd is to hit you, and 3rd is to never get hit on by you". This waa so brutal man😭😭

@ndtv ghar ke andar dedo exam centre bhai. whys every outrage on the trashiest of all reasons

Railways Runs Special Trains For NEET Retest, But Return Journey Is Before Exam ndtv.com/india-news/nee…

@GreaterNoidaW Sab drugs pe high hai Govt is not ready to accept this is s pandemic

That smile says a lot about how much confidence he has in his contacts and the Gurgaon Police.

@AnilKapoor @aliaa08 @thedeol @shivrawail @yrf Koi itna gawar kaise ho sakta hai Hindi me "Aa" likha jayega na. Na ki "Ay"

αlpha Mode On 😎 #Alpha releasing in cinemas worldwide from 3rd July! @aliaa08 | #Sharvari | @thedeol | @shivrawail | #AdityaChopra | @yrf | #AkshayeWidhani | #YRFSpyUniverse

@rajeevg05 @kavi74 @IndiGo6E Learn to pay for the services you wanna use. not that difficult

@kavi74 @IndiGo6E Indigo charges extra for first row seats even if they are not business class seats. And they will never give it free, not even to a nursing mother or an ailing patient. It is all about money, honey. That is all and the only moral followed without any discrimination.

In today’s @IndiGo6E flight 6E303 Witnessed an incident which reflected very very positively on their leadership in the sky..specifically in this case Amandeep who was the chief cabin crew. One of the passengers ( claiming to be a minister ) had an economy seat but wanted to fly Business class and went and sat on 1A. When Amandeep mentioned that he had to pay the necessary upgrade charges - she was told he is a minister and would call people in the aviation ministry. Despite being under severe pressure she was polite yet firm and the passenger has to eventually go back to his seat . She was very professional and speaks highly about the team quality and the training processes. Well done @IndiGo6E

@LakhmanS74781 @NTA_Exams learn to take Resposibilty. How helpless a child must've felt at home to take such a step

My daughter hospitalised at Lucknow after consuming cleaning Phenyl. If anything happens to her @NTA_Exams is responsible. They cannot understand pain of students how much stress they had to go through still didn't #postponeRENEET . Shame and you all are murderers

@SudsG5 All the dadis in my village smoke hukka and blabber abuses that would send a person to shadow realm and no one gives a f

There is nothing modern or post modern here, if anything these women could be transported to VIjayanagara and no one would bat an eyelid. Portuguese travelers who visited Hampi in the 16th century observed that the royal court employed thousands of women as palace guards, wrestling athletes, musicians, and administrative clerks. They documented that during the grand Mahanavami festival, these palace women, along with the royal family, consumed massive quantities of wine and spirits during state celebrations. Incels pushing this theory of "women don't drink saar' are just pushing Islamic and Victorian codes of morality. Our history pre Mlecha has detailed records of women (nobility and commoners) drinking freely. In the work Manallosa, written by Chalukyan king Khamboja in the 12th century, there is an entire chapter on how drinking fine wines (both men and women) is a courtly and elite pursuit. IN Madura Vijayam (written by the Vijayanagara queen, Gangadevi) there is a chapter in which she talks about thesensory descriptions of royal lovers reposing in palace gardens, where the women drink fine liquor to wash away their natural inhibitions, flush their cheeks a rosy red, and prepare for romantic trysts with their partners. Kalingattu Parani (written by Cholar court poet Jayamkondar) references the romantic rituals of the courtly elite, where couples pass cups of sweet fermented palm toddy (Kallu) or sugar-based spirits to one another as a standard prelude to making love. Naiṣadhīya Carita (written by Sri Harsha, the court poet of the Chalukyans) has a highly detailed description of a grand royal feast and wedding banquet. It features elite men and women indulging in exotic wines (Madira). Sriharsha uses intricate wordplay to describe how the wine glass acts as a medium for courtship with lovers playfully admiring the reflection of each other’s eyes in the ruby-colored liquids and comparing the sweetness of the wine to the sweetness of their lover's lips. Purananuru describes women who actively drink potent, mature Kallu from communal jars. The poems detail them eating roasted meats and field fish alongside their husbands, laughing and singing under the shade of neem trees to celebrate the community's prosperity. In the Perumpanarrupadai female farmers (Uzhavathiyar) finishing a grueling day of harvesting paddy or crushing sugarcane. To celebrate the yield, they sit with their husbands on the threshing floors and consume Thoppi (a thick, highly intoxicating rice-wine/toddy brew that had been fermented inside hollow bamboo shoots or earthen pots buried in the ground). The Pattinappalai describes how fishermen and fisherwomen gather on the white sands of the beach under the shade of coastal trees. The literature explicitly notes that both men and women drink fermented palm toddy (Kallu) until they are heavily intoxicated, after which they dance hand-in-hand (Kuravai Koothu) to the beating of folk drums.

@bryan_johnson you're on stolen land. That's what it means. there's no cancer in sun

Australians have older looking skin. In one week, the Australian sun aged my skin by 5%. > 15% stronger UV; fair skin can burn in under 15 mins > 2 in 3 aussies skin cancer before age 70 > 2-3x increase in melanoma risk vs USA A study involving 1472 Caucasian and Asian women found that signs of skin aging appeared 10–20 years earlier in Australian women than in US women from the same study. Australians self-reported higher rates of change and significantly more severe facial lines and volume-related features like tear troughs and naso-labial folds than women from the other countries. The sun in Australia is very intense. The Australian sun increased my skin aging by 5% (via UV damage and spots). Even though I: > I used my umbrella when in sun > protected my skin during peak UV > and still my skin UV damage increased by 5% Australians get more intense UV radiation. For example, during summer the earth's orbit puts the Southern Hemisphere closer to the sun, making the sun stronger than in most of the U.S. Even outside of Southern Hemisphere summer, Australia is almost a "perfect storm" for UV exposure: > thinner ozone overhead makes it stronger > cleaner air allows UV to penetrate deeper > high solar elevation angles due to its relatively low latitude, meaning sunlight reaches the surface more directly and passes through less atmosphere This is particularly true in Queensland, where proximity to the equator further amplifies UV intensity. Most people in Queensland live roughly at 17–28° from the equator, compared with ~34° for Los Angeles, allowing the Sun to reach significantly higher elevations in the sky and resulting in more intense UV radiation at ground level. More than the increased cancer risk, up to 90% of visible facial aging is from UV. The sun is great. You want the right amount. Not too much and not too little.

@kaisiyejindagi Sim card swapping to suna tha. Wife swapping kya hove

Bc ye wife swapping itna common ho gya hai wo bhi india me

@MEAFactCheck @PIBFactCheck @MEAIndia Gya gaxab kele insan ho

Fake News Alert! Please stay alert against such false and baseless claims on social media.

@TanyaaDave Don't even look at the Japanese one.

I didn't know that Turkey also has a caste system like China.