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Horse drawn rail carriages Electric woes Bored Dhakaites can now play a betting game on the frequent load shedding occurrences. A July 11 stated that the government is planning to increase electricity tariff in urban areas by 5 percent. So we will have to end up paying for something that we really don't get in the first place. Our suggestion is to start practicing living in he dark. Rock, paper, scissors anyone? Dudes and men On another note RAB allegedly nabbed 2 dudes who were carrying 20 lakh taka strapped to their body. Funny cause people generally use wallets or cases. Kangaroos even evolved genetically so they can have a pouch to carry their hard earned Australian dollars. The money carrying dudes claimed that RABmen embezzled 2.5 lakh taka before handing them over to police. Of course, the two dudes weren't all angels themselves carrying the money belonging to a politically attached guy. Question is who really siphoned away the 2.5 lakhs. A bigger question is in such a light how can we trust the people who are supposed to protect us? The biggest question of all is of course, why did the chicken cross the road? Just shout 'thieves' By Gokhra and Mood Dude Musings of an eight year old The astronaut First, I need a very healthy body, to prepare for this I need to eat healthy food and exercise. An astronaut provides a service to the community because astronauts bring information. This job is important to the community because the astronaut teaches you how life is in space. I think their job is also important because if there are any aliens out there it will be stopped by astronauts. I want to see the unseen and know the unknown. Finally, I will get to fly a rocket ship in outer space!" The Leprechauns My first wish is to have super power. I would want super power because if there are criminals or villains in town, I will put them in jail. My second wish is no Homework. I want no homework because how is a super Hero going to save the town and do his homework at the same time? My second reason is because when I am done saving the city I have to rest instead of doing homework. My final wish is a fancy car. I would want a fancy car because if I run out of flying power I will need something fast like a car. My second reason is so I could go places with my friends." Dr.King I can keep his dream alive by doing what Dr. King told people to do, like if you get in a fight don't use violence, talk it over. Plus you can get along with people and do good stuff for people. Learning about Dr. King taught me to be nice with people no matter they are black or white because all people are same. I also learned to respect others, he even taught me not to fight but to use words to solve a problem." By Mustafa Alvi Teen Diaries Face-off Recap: Teen Diaries tells the story of four very different teenaged girls studying at RS High, who learn, by their interaction with each other, to look beyond labels and see the people beneath. During the last few weeks, we've seen Prianka the Queen Bee have a falling out with her loyal side-kick, the girly-girl Lamia, who ended up becoming friends with Sadia, the new girl she used to pick on. As Lamia discovers what friendship should really be like, Prianka ends up saddled with a group project, with none other than the anti-social nerd Afrida. The two pairs find themselves facing off against each other in an inter-class science tournament. This week, we hear it from Prianka. Dear Diary, Afrida and I worked really hard on our project. Her mom is such a sweetheart; she sent packed lunches for us. I just wish Frida would ease up on her. Anyway, when our project was completed, it was this beautiful long board, painted over to look like a newspaper, with pop-up fact-boxes, and carefully inked 'photos' of genes and proteins, and a 'business page' with graphs. I was so proud of it! Actually, most of the work was done by Frida, but I also had an awesome brainstorm that made it even punchier. During our presentation, I'd dressed Frida up in a formal outfit, so that she looked like a BBC newscaster. She stood in front of the board did the intro, like a weather report and then showed the judges an AV which featured me as a reporter, and I showed an interview with Hafiz sir. I didn't need to wait for the scores to know we'd won. None of the seniors had anything so cool…their stupid 3D models weren't half as good as ours. I just really wish my parents had been here. Mom had a meeting to attend, and Dad's still in India. Ah well. At least Frida's mom was there. She video'd the whole presentation. Sadia and Lamia had a very pretty project too…they'd made a fake aquarium, with a watercolor background, and hung origami sea creatures from the top. They came out as one of the runners-up. Lamia forgot that we were fighting, and came up to hug me and congratulate me. I think I miss her a little. She's become a little less stupid of late. Basketball practice is getting intense. I wish Sadia would stop being such a thin-skinned idiot. Contrary to what she might think, I am not out to get her. I have better things to worry about, like the upcoming basketball tournament, for one. Some people are just so self-centred! Anyway, diary, I have to run. Saquib is throwing a celebratory party for us, and I have to go and bug Frida to go with me. Seriously, if it hadn't been for me, this girl would have no social life. Catch you later! By The Girl Next Door Album release If you love the alternative rock music Arbovirus has been churning out then head over to the G-Series showroom in Bashundhara City TODAY. Their debut album to be released around 4:00pm is titled 64m 53s, based on the total duration of the tracks. Band members as well as other celebrities will be present for pictures, autographs, female adoration and other general forms of harassment. |
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