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alina @swissheart (6482) • Romania 18 Feb 16

ever tried to search on google your own name? I do it from time to time out of curiosity but the only thing that I discovered is my facebook and blastingnews account

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Soumya Bhansali Oh yes i did it. It just shows my gmail id and my facebook account. I even searched google images for my name. It showed a pic of mine and some pictures of my facebook friends. Lol is it so easy to get one's photo on google images.

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MARILYN @Marilynda1225 (79920) • United States 22 Feb 16

When was the last time you found a book that you couldn't put down? It's been awhile since I read "Me Before You" by Jojo Moyes but it's one of those books that even when it was finished I found myself thinking about it often....

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Soumya Bhansali I read this book named 'Google Story' written by David Vise. It gives the reader a deeper insight into how the two genius minds revolutionised the internet and came up with Google. It is highly engrossing and you find it all the more difficult to put it down...

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Jabo @jaboUK (64361) • United Kingdom 21 Feb 16

Some time ago I wrote about riding on a steam train in my childhood, and what struck me about the reaction to that post was the number of Americans who said that they had never been on a train, steam or otherwise I remember with...

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Soumya Bhansali @jaboUK Exactly! It brings fond memories to some. For some its just the thrill of sitting in a steam train.

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Jabo @jaboUK (64361) • United Kingdom 21 Feb 16

Some time ago I wrote about riding on a steam train in my childhood, and what struck me about the reaction to that post was the number of Americans who said that they had never been on a train, steam or otherwise I remember with...

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Soumya Bhansali There is a steam train running in Darjeeling city in India. It takes you around for a 3 hour long tour of the city. People pay 1100 bucks for a round trip. Whereas going around on the same route in a fuel driven train would cost you just 700 bucks. The...

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katrine @carexing25 (1818) • Philippines 19 Feb 16

We all need money to sustain for our daily needs and wants to be able to survive. But we cannot move without spending money. Doesn't it sound a little bit weird? When we apply for a job, we need to secure proof that we have met...

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Soumya Bhansali Well it depends on you mate, how you utilise the money and time in hand. You can't expect to be rich by just sitting at home and not doing anything. If you excell in a certain thing, then of course you can surpass the money you invested in learning that...

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rebel_woman06 @SIMPLYD (90722) • Philippines 16 Feb 16

Since the Siberian wind made the weather cold here , I noticed that I drink lesser water . I can always drink a glassful each time I drink , but now it’s only half of the glass . I know , that’s because I don’t sweat in the...

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Soumya Bhansali @SIMPLYD Yes, it kind of consumes less amount of water than bathing :p

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rebel_woman06 @SIMPLYD (90722) • Philippines 16 Feb 16

Since the Siberian wind made the weather cold here , I noticed that I drink lesser water . I can always drink a glassful each time I drink , but now it’s only half of the glass . I know , that’s because I don’t sweat in the...

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Soumya Bhansali Yes it is quite natural. It even lets you bath less :p Time to save some water everyone!

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Soumya Bhansali @Imhigh (13) • New Delhi, India 15 Feb 16

Everyone in their 20s would have played the game Grand Theft Auto at some point in their lives. What if things actually worked that way. People could just kick out any random person out of his vehicle and just run away. Just a...

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Soumya Bhansali Agreed.. Thats what rules are meant for,

16 Feb 16

Roxana Romaniuc @Roxy27 (19) • Bucharest, Romania 14 Feb 16

Have you ever thought about travelling from a body to another like your spirit change his own home? It's just a thought of mine, from other wierd thoughts that appears in my mind.

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Soumya Bhansali Well, one of the many things that I would do is to get in the body of a terrorist group leader and surrender right away. The same way I would vanish all the terrorists and and make the surroundings a bit peaceful. :p I know its completely vague response.

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Soumya Bhansali @Imhigh (13) • New Delhi, India 15 Feb 16

Everyone in their 20s would have played the game Grand Theft Auto at some point in their lives. What if things actually worked that way. People could just kick out any random person out of his vehicle and just run away. Just a...

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Roxana Romaniuc @Roxy27 (19) • Bucharest, Romania 13 Feb 16

A teacher of mine used to say that books will never die. I think the same. If books manage to resist since now, it's sure that they will resist even longer în the future. I know technology is on its pic nowadays but this doesn't...

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Soumya Bhansali @Roxy27 Yes thanks.

13 Feb 16

Roxana Romaniuc @Roxy27 (19) • Bucharest, Romania 13 Feb 16

A teacher of mine used to say that books will never die. I think the same. If books manage to resist since now, it's sure that they will resist even longer în the future. I know technology is on its pic nowadays but this doesn't...

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Soumya Bhansali @Roxy27 True that. The pleasure of holding a book in your hand is really satisfying. No doubt the e books are pretty useful and are definitely gonna stand the test of times. Moreover, in case of ebooks you need not worry about physical spaces. Of course,...

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Roxana Romaniuc @Roxy27 (19) • Bucharest, Romania 13 Feb 16

A teacher of mine used to say that books will never die. I think the same. If books manage to resist since now, it's sure that they will resist even longer în the future. I know technology is on its pic nowadays but this doesn't...

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Soumya Bhansali I dont think books are gonna disappear anytime. If you are a voracious reader, you would agree that the pleasure of reading through a physical hard copy is next to none. The ebooks can be taken away or scissored out with a few instructions on the internet. The...

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