A friend of mine recently had a growth in her womb and she underwent an operation to remove the cyst. The cyst removed was filled with a dark coloured blood. She thought that she would recover after the surgery, but she was terribly wrong.
A relapse occurred just a few months later. Distressed, she rushed down to her gynecologist for a consultation. During her consultation, her doctor asked her a question that puzzled her. He ask if she was a frequent consumer of chicken wings and she replied yes wondering how, he knew of her eating habits.
You see, the truth is in this modern day and age, chickens are injected with steroids to accelerate their growth so that the needs of this society can be met. This need is none other then the need for food. Chickens that are injected with steroids are usually given the shot at the neck or the wings.
Therefore, it is in this places that the highest concentration of steroids exist. These steroids have terrifying effects on the body as it accelerates growth.
It has an even more dangerous effect in the presence of female hormones, this leads to women being more prone to the growth of a cyst in the womb. Therefore, I advise the people out there to watch their diets and to lower their frequency of consuming chicken wings!

Butt Cleavage: The space between the cheeks of your butt, when the cheeks are squeezed together, looks particularly sexy when a female with good figure is wearing ultra low rise jeans, and exposes just a little of it! But than not everyone has that kind of figure.
Personally I find Breast cleavage Sexier to butt cleavage. With the trend of low-rise jeans butt cracks are everywhere but men find them an ugly sight. Low cut style seemed perfectly set up to show off thongs... Even though low-rise jeans are the "in" thing and everyone has a pair, but is spilling out your backside out of your jeans, considered chic? "Plumber's butt" hardly constitutes as being chic or stylish. Now had that been breast cleavage it would have been an entirely different.

Peek-a-boo undies are making appearances almost everywhere, including the classroom. It is in full view just about every time a young lady bends over to pick up a book, bag, sit in a chair, or simply walk. With this over- exposure of skin, one is left to question whether this is a college campus or the local strip club. Girls don’t bother to adjust their jeans or pants when they sit down anymore, thinking it as part of their individual style, but the look is so vulgar. We get to see (most of the times unintentionally) girls wearing low-rise pants at bus stops and discotheques. Butt cracks are eyesores. Low-rise styles are actually for bigger-sized girls as they give the illusion of smaller hips ….

So many girls seem to display themselves thus, at any rate. Male actually don’t like it. Yes, the female butt is attractive, but not just the plumbers crack part. It looks silly and reminds us of a fat mechanic or something. It is not pretty... Only in few cases with good body figure cleavage is cute but it is scary to see over-hanging hip flesh, butt crack and ugly underwear.

Girls love showing their butt crack and underwear at the same time.. a lot of celeb's do that.. for example Britney spears, Christina Aguilera and many more.....

The low rise pants are getting way out of control. With the way pants are, you get accustomed to how they feel and sometimes you don’t realize that your butt crack is showing. A friend of mine shared her experience…She was sitting in a restaurant with her friends having dinner. The chairs in the restaurant were open back. A waitress approached her to tell her that her crack was sticking out. Later she realized it was over an inch of crack. But then she says with the way shirts ride up and pants sag, it is almost impossible to cover it up.

But guys, who can't help, steal a glance. It's like looking at the sun, quick peek and look away. And they try not to get caught, unless of course they are being seduced, in which case they oblige by looking appreciatively. This madness must stop! What ever happened to the idea of revealing a little and leaving rest to imagination.

Girls do you like it when you catch men looking or does it bother you.

If it does and you still want to wear low-rise jeans atleast you should choose the right cutting to minimize the unwanted exposure. If not, just be more conscious when sitting down or squatting down….. Or maybe wear longer tops, hence leaving something to the imagination part.

I know it must have felt the same for every one the first time they enjoyed a drink. However, being the person that I am I still think my experience was different ablit a little. Here goes my first introduction with the tipsy drink. Let me clarify here and now that I am of the opinion that drinking is fun as long as you don't cross the limit as soon as you cross the limit your problems start to crop up.
One fine day our group acquainted with Surya lights except for a friend, who prefers Shikar, decided to introduce ourselves to the liquor as well. We were really looking forward to booze and be Jhyap. On this matter we didn't have two opinions and all of us decided to start with beer. We waited for our order of beer with eager anticipation. But when it was placed on our table we started looking at each other's face waiting for the other to start. At the end we agreed to drink at the same time. We had a laugh looking at each other's face. The bitter beer had turned our faces to......How I wished I had a movie camera to capture that moment.
None of liked it yet we were determined to finish it, so two of my friends added lots of sugar to finish it. The beer experience left us wondering how come people drink daily? When finishing off a glass was so tough Is it just beer that tastes so awful or are all the other alcohol just as bad?

To someone like me, who has been spending my evening glued to the TV set watching Indian Soap, a trip to India was a welcome one. On top of that it was a trip I would be taking with my friends.
Our tour consisted of three Indian cities. But the experience I am sharing here took place in Goa.
It all happened on our first day in Goa. Bored with the trip's schedule of resting on the first day. We decided to have a little fun by ourselves.
And off we went, with some Goan friends to a pub, which, according to them had, soap actors as frequent visitors. As many of them had turned up to Goa to celebrate New Year.
And guess what? They weren't boasting, as I had feared. Even before I had got off the car I noticed a disturbingly familiar figure, standing on the entrance of the Pub. It was so familiar that I actually smiled at him as though we were an old acquaintance. And then we were rushed inside the Pub. For a while we were busy with ourselves and then suddenly someone from the Nepali side asked the Goan friends where the actors were. I could hardly believe my luck when they said that the tall guy clad in blue jeans we'd passed on the entrance was one of them.
Then I realized why the tall guy had looked so familiar, it was because I was used to seeing him everyday in the TV. It was none other then Gautam Virani oh! Tulsi's eldest son from the famous Soap Kyun ki sas bhi kabhi bhau thi. We were so excited that our Goan friends got us introduced to him. I was a little nervous as never before had I had the opportunity of meeting anyone from the glitz and glamour world. But he was so cool about everything that I was soon at ease with him. We were so comfortable with him that someone from the Nepali group offered him Surya lights. He was happy to light it and after a few puffs said, 'if this is light I don't know what strong is.' We even got around to taking picture with him. And that was fun him being so much taller then us. We were all praise for him, when on finding out that we were from Nepal; he asked us questions about our country. He even was bold enough to sing a Bryan Adams song in front of so many people. (He sang really well).
I became an even bigger fan of him after meeting him because of his behavior. Having met him I found out that being successful is not the only factor which makes one a star it is also how one carries oneself and your success that counts in the long run. Today when I watch him on TV I relate to him more because of his good behavior.