Saturday, 27 April 2013

SARFROSHI KI TAMANNA AB HAMARAY DIL MAIN HAI... 
DEKHNA HAI ZOR KITNA BAZOOE QATIL MAIN HAI...

Monday, 14 November 2011

10-year-old gives birth mexico

10-year-old gives birth mexico

10-year-old reportedly gives birth, Girl, 10, Gives Birth in Mexico. A 10-year-old girl in Mexico has given birth, the Daily Mail reported. The girl, who was just 31 weeks pregnant, was checked into a hospital in Puebla on October 22 because she was suffering from seizures and other potentially fatal complications.

She had a baby boy by Caesarean section weighing 3 pounds, 5 ounces at the Women’s Hospital, 60 miles outside of Mexico City.

Friday, 4 November 2011

iPad 3 rumours

iPad 3 rumours


+iPad 3 rumours, iPad 3 rumours: what you need to know. Updated: Release date, specs and more for the next iPad. The iPad 2 has been out since the Spring. So now it's time tomove the rumour factory onto iPad 3.

We've gathered together details on its possiblespecifications including chips, cameras and retina displays - with a little bit of help from mysterious, unnamed people who can't possibly be identified.

+iPad 3 rumours

                                                                     +iPad 3 rumours


+iPad 3 rumours, iPad 3 rumours: what you need to know. Updated: Release date, specs and more for the next iPad. The iPad 2 has been out since the Spring. So now it's time tomove the rumour factory onto iPad 3.

Monday, 24 October 2011

Valley Of Love (Phallus) - Amazing...

Valley Of Love (Phallus)

The well-known Valley of Love, Love Valley, (valley phallus). Its name speaks for itself. Huge stone phalluses 20-30-meter height lead to confusion and surprise more than one generation of earthlings. It is believed that if conceive children in the Valley of Love, then they will surely be born beautiful and healthy.

China's Richest Village of 2011

China's Richest Village of 2011

Huaxi village, also known as China's richest village, celebrates its 50th anniversary with the inauguration of a massive 1,076 feet high skyscraper that screams for attention from its lowly skyline. A solid gold bull weighing a tonne also greets visitors at a viewing area on the 60th-floor of the tower, a testament to the wealth of the village.

In Huaxi, those from the original 2,000 residents have at least a house, a car, and $250,000 in the bank and enjoy universal health care and free education. Officials from elsewhere in China tour Huaxi to find out how this once sleepy village, with just 576 residents in the 1950s, is now so rich and why non-local businessmen would donate million-dollar factories to buy the privilege of a local residence permit.