Sab kuchh thik to hai na?

Dalli chwank?? ehehahahooo!!!! Dayummm!!! harey, bicharo keta haru -- they are mistaken again.. :P It's not dalli chwak, it's Double Chwank... :P

Hindi mein bolna padenga kyaa?

Yeee kyaa re, shyanpatti marela kyaa? Doo kyaaa kaan ke neeche, ulta haath? jyaada Much Much nahi karela kyaa... bajaa daalooonga!!! Khali pili bom marela appan se... eh... Maarega sir pe salaaa hagega ghar pe... teri to.

MA ta nabole hindi, Kya afthyaroo:)

KALANKISTHAN, kuchh bhi samaj me nahi aaya tum kahana kya chahte ho????

Samajh Samajh ke jo na samjhe ush nasamajh ko Kyaa Samjhana. :P

(Damn America aayera I am fluent in hindi) :P {{{ and Rambha ho ho and Hari om hari songs}}} :D:D:D

अबे ओओएए,
तु धोबिघाट पे काम कर्ता है क्या। बातें तो वेसे हि कर्ता है। तुम जिस स्कुल पे पढ्ते हो हम उसके प्रिन्सिपल रहे चुके हैं, सम्झा क्या। दुङ्गा कानके निचे, आवाज निकालेगा नाकके निचे से, ओके? खाली पिली स्याणा मत बन, जा जाके कपडे धो और सुखा, जा।

How to say inHindi,

Asti ko basi bhat ta afai kha.

S.Korean clone scandal is a tragedy: scientists

LONDON (Reuters) - The South Korean cloning scandal is a setback for other scientists working on embryonic stem cells and will increase scrutiny of their achievements, researchers said on Thursday.

News that scientist Hwang Woo-suk had fabricated two studies claiming he had cloned human embryos to provide stem cells is also a huge disappointment for patients who believed his work could lead to new therapies for debilitating diseases.

"It sets us back a bit," said Professor Alison Murdoch, of Newcastle University in northern England who was granted the first license in Britain to do cloning research.

"When we come to publish anything, the validation will have to be more than 100 percent tight," she told a news conference.

Stem cells are master cells that have the potential to develop into any cell type in the body. Scientists believe they could act as type of repair system to provide new therapies for illnesses ranging from diabetes to Parkinson's.

Their use is controversial because the most promising stem cells for treating human disease are derived from very early human embryos left over from fertility treatments.

Murdoch said stem cell scientists will now feel they are working in a fish bowl because of the heightened awareness of their research in the wake of the South Korean revelations.

But she added that the situation in Britain is entirely different from South Korea because cloning and stem cell research is licensed and audited by the Human Fertilization and Embryology Authority (HFEA).

Hwang apologized earlier on Thursday and took full responsibility for the forged reports after an investigation by Seoul National University revealed the fraud.

GREEK TRAGEDY

Dr Stephen Minger, director of the Stem Cell Biology Laboratory at King's College London, said the fall of Hwang, who had been feted as a hero in South Korea and regarded as a leader in his field, was deeply distressing.

"It is like a really badly written Greek tragedy," he said.

"It makes us (scientists) question peer-review, motivation, hype and the media."

Competition for recognition, funding and publication in prestigious peer-review journals can be intense for scientists. Hwang admitted to being blinded by zeal and hinted that there could be a conspiracy to discredit him.

"This is a big distraction for the majority of the work that is being done," said Dr Robin Lovell-Badge, head of genetics at the National Institute for Medical Research in Britain.

Professor Anne McLaren, of the University of Cambridge, believes the impact of the fraud will be much greater on South Korean science than on stem cell research worldwide or future therapies.

"Many scientists were doubtful stem cell lines made from cloned embryos would ever be a realistic option for therapy -- though eventually they may prove valuable for research on serious conditions such as diabetes and motor neuron disease," she said.

Professor Chris Shaw, of King's College London who has a license to create specific motor neuron stem cell lines to study the disease and develop new treatments, agreed the scientific fraud was a tragedy and a setback.

But he added: "We have a very important challenge ahead of us and we intend to press on with our research."

Man Aims for New Snake-Kissing Record
A kiss is just a kiss, but it may prove to be the kiss of death for a Malaysian snake charmer who will attempt to set a new world record by planting 50 smooches on a venomous snake in 10 minutes.

Shahimi Abdul Hamid, 33, will perform the dangerous feat on March 11 in a bid to break the current record held by an American man who kissed a poisonous snake 30 times in an unspecified time, the national news agency Bernama said Thursday.

Shahini has urged Malaysians to support him in his endeavor, saying he "wants to prove that Asians can also be champions in taming poisonous snakes."

He could not be reached for comments.

Bernama said Shahimi displayed his prowess at a news conference late Wednesday by kissing a three-meter long King Cobra 21 times. His bid in March will be filmed by U.S. television show Ripley's Believe It Or Not, Bernama said.

'Stable' Sharon to undergo new brain scan

JERUSALEM (AFP) - Ariel Sharon is to undergo another brain scan, medics treating the Israeli leader said while also stressing that it could be several days before he regains consciousness.

A statement from Jerusalem's Hadassah hospital said there had been no change in the Israeli leader's condition, which remained "serious but stable".

"In accordance with the treatment programme, he will undergo a CT (computed tomography) scan this evening in order to see a current picture of his brain."

The statement also said that equipment used to drain fluid from the prime minister's brain was to be replaced and an intravenous drip would be inserted into his arm with the aim of "reducing the danger of infection".

Chief neurosurgeon Felix Umansky confirmed that the Israeli leader, who he said had shown additional slight improvements on Thursday, would undergo another CT scan later on Thursday.

"Each day there is slight progress. He is moving more easily although he is still under sedation," he told AFP.

I AM:
a woman a man
I'M SEEKING:
a man a woman
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"Little by little, he is giving us more signs that he is getting better but he will not wake up for the next day or two."

The surgeon also said that he believed Sharon was currently "out of danger", but warned that like any other coma patient, the Israeli leader was "not immune to infections".

Although Sharon was suffering from a slightly irregular heartbeat (known as 'arrhythmia'), medication had returned his heart beat to normal.

Umansky also said Sharon had reacted upon hearing the voice of his son, Gilad. "His blood pressure went up significantly at the very moment when (Gilad) told him he was standing at his side," he told AFP.

But he urged patience, saying that the process of coming out of a coma was extremely slow.

"You cannot expect us to press a button and suddenly the patient coming out of a coma will start talking and moving as if nothing had happened. The prime minister will remain unconscious and will come out of it very slowly," he stressed.

"From now on, we cannot expect sudden changes."

Wow inepali, kya achha hindi bolte hai aap .... :)

Sorry I am not a sheep, I wil do as I please.U just wait and see what I will post next.

Ek Sher sunata hu bade dhyan se suno
Ek Sher sunata hu bade dhyan se suno
Mujhe Sher nahi aata kisi aur se suno

अबे ओओएए,
तु धोबिघाट प�

HOW DO I FIX THIS KIND OF FONT? DO I HAVE TO INSTALL ADDITIONAL FONT TO SEE IT PROPERLY?? PLEASE GIVE ME SOME IDEAS. THANKS.

More to come

Ladyyyy,... lol, hasata hai tum pani, :P English ma Hindi bolta kyaa Hamro bhanja raaja urff I_nepali biradar. :P Should I show him Rakhi Sawant's hot pic? That might cool him down a bit... eh!!!

Nahi ji, hone dijiye, garam hi thik hai, thand karne ko kohi jarurat nahi... :D oki ji me jati hu ab aplog haso khilo padiyo... :)

Sorry guys but I feel quite insulted perosanlly to see people using Hindi here in Nepali forum. Why can't we stick to Nepali and English ? If this goes on then u do what u want to, and I will do likewise.


Cheers !!!

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Lady,
Abhi na jaao choodke, ke dil abhi bhara nahii!! :P
(tung tururung tung tururng tung tung tung tung)
Something Something la la la... do dilon ke la la hmm
(aayena... :P)
Bhool gaya subkuch yaad nahi ab kuch ho ho...
la la la lala... eh!!!
(damn I am becoming tukre ustaaz) eh. Tukra tukra geet aata hain. :P

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