After a month of build up of tensions on both side, India launched it’s first missile which landed in Bombay (by mistake)- luckily there was no nuclear warhead attached…
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I think I may know whats going on!!!
uff Allah what’s that???
lol
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thanx 4 sharing…
God Bless…
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Long Live Pakistan
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WE WILL & WE KNOW HOW TO DEFEND OUR MOTHERLAND FROM THE FILTHY HINDUS
I guess I have seen this picture here before.
Very funny
..yep posted here few times but funny
I respect his way of praying but still can’t stop wondering …is he praying??? Damm he could have prayed in a decent way like this
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Leaving the material world
A Hindu devotee exercises at dawn Dec. 6 on the steps leading down to the banks of the River Ganges in Varanasi, India. Rumors held that the ashes of George Harrison, the Eastern-minded “quiet Beatle,” would be spread on the Ganges in accordance with Hindu tradition. Harrison died of cancer in Los Angeles on Nov. 29.
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Prayerful pose
An Indian man prays Dec. 11 at the Ganges River in Varanasi, India. George Harrison, the late Beatle and a longtime follower of Hinduism, reportedly left more than $1 million to build a temple in Varanasi, according to Hare Krishna devotees. Hundreds of George Harrison’s fans waited by the banks of the Ganges for his ashes to arrive.
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