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singhnii♥

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  1. WJKK WJKF! i had the same problem.. I had one kara that did that and the other didn't the kara that did that was more pointed (i guess u could say) around the edge.. but the rounded sarabloh kara didn't remove any kes at all WJKK WJKF!
  2. Waheguru ji ka khalsa Waheguru ji ki fateh!! = ]

  3. whyd u get a warningg lmao!

  4. ooo ucha ucha...i just never have my camera wennn i neeeed it :P

  5. haha wutchuu tlkinnn bout??

  6. that worked for me once :D
  7. HEAT! wutt we finally have in canada..if u can call 27 degrees hot
  8. lol in tht case no i didnt :P

  9. satoriiiii..long time no talk eh?

  10. waaaaheguroooooooooooooooooooooooo <3
  11. i love anand...japnaam..gursevak
  12. i got three exams.. but there all a day apartt so it's all good only tennnn more dayss of schooll!!! :D :D
  13. A BRITISH couple abandoned their newborn IVF girl twins at a hospital, because they wanted boys. The mum aged 59 and dad, 72, conceived in India with fertility treatment and returned to England for the birth. They told horrified medics they did not want the "wrong sex" babies immediately after the Caesarean section in Wolverhampton. The husband then asked how soon it would be before his wife was fit enough to fly out again for further IVF in the hope of getting a boy to continue the family name. An NHS insider told The Sun: "Everyone is utterly appalled. How could any parent do this?" "This is Britain in the 21st century." "But they just weren't prepared to raise these two beautiful girls." Female babies are often abandoned in India for being the wrong sex, but it is the first time here. It will send shockwaves of revulsion through multi-cultural Britain. The parents were born in India but are British citizens living in Birmingham. They had fertility treatment in India as it is illegal here at at such an advanced age. The twins were delivered at the New Cross Hospital in Wolverhampton. They were then transferred to a central NHS hospital in Birmingham. The parents are still believed to be in the city. The babies have had NO visitors since being born less than a fortnight ago. The mother, one of Britain's oldest, discharged herself against the advice of doctors who told her she should stay for more than a week after her operation. Birmingham Social Services department said it was investigating. http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/article1220338.ece
  14. lol thts an awesome idea!! :D well the title sounds like the poem is funny (n somewhat about sounds) so they should try to build on tht..like make a lil poem with the same sorta idea and then share it in groups
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