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You are still foolish, just that you would have been more foolish if you purchase the 160k phone.

Besides, I just have an impression that you are just trying to attract attention to yourself with this thread and that makes you even dumber if that's the case.

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A German woman who struggled with facial hair for nearly two decades said she finally feels sexy, now that she’s ditched the clippers and let her beard grow.

“I feel more confident and I know myself better now than when I was younger,” the 49-year-old mom, identified only as Mariam, told the British talk show, “This Morning.”

Mariam explained to hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield she began growing facial hair 28 years ago, after the birth of her son.

Extra hormones produced during pregnancy can trigger hair growth.

She tried electrolysis three times, but the hair always grew back.

After years of using tweezers to disguise the growing goatee, Mariam gave up in August 2008.

“It was more curiosity, like what will happen with me if I let it grow,” she said. “Like how it will make me feel.”

Now Mariam only trims her beard for maintenance. She’s the “Bearded Lady” in a traveling circus and writes about her experiences on a blog.

Despite some nasty comments and criticism — even Mariam’s own mother questioned her decision to keep the beard— she discovered a newfound confidence.

After being single for a decade, she’s also looking for love.

“I think I’m more ready to have a relationship,” Mariam said.




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10. Steven Gerrard
A poor penalty taker by Premier League standards.
Penalties Taken: 21
Penalties Scored: 15
Pen Success Rate: 71.4 per cent
9. Robin van Persie
It may seem odd to see the Dutchman in 'worst' list but however lethal he is from open play, he still misses from the spot.
Penalties Taken: 14
Penalties Scored: 10
Pen Success Rate: 71.4 per cent
8. Michael Owen
Stoke City striker Owen scores almost three out of four times from the spot.
Penalties Taken: 20
Penalties Scored: 14
Pen Success Rate: 70 per cent
7. Wayne Rooney
The Manchester United hotshot's latest miss, against West Ham in the FA Cup replay at Old Trafford last night, isn't the first...
Penalties Taken: 21
Penalties Score: 14
Pen Success Rate: 66.7 per cent
6. Jonathan Walters
Stoke City's Jonathan Walters hasn't taken many penalties but the stats don't lie...His miss against Chelsea capped off a great day for the defender who also scored two own goals during the match.
Penalties: Taken 9
Penalties Scored: 6
Pen Success Rate: 66.7 per cent
5. Ashley Young
He may win plenty of penalties for Manchester United but he doesn't convert them all.
Penalties Taken: 8
Penalties Scored: 5
Pen Success Rate: 62.5 per cent
4. Kevin Phillips
Journeyman striker Phillips, currently plying his trade at Blackpool, has scored 271 career goals in 620 appearances yet he is still fourth on the all-time worst list.
Penalties Taken: 18
Penalties Scored: 11
Pen Success Rate: 61.1 per cent
3. Steed Malbranque
The former Fulham and Sunderland midfielder now plays in his native France for Lyons. During his time in England he proved to be quite profligate from 12 yards.
Penalties Taken: 10
Penalties Scored: 6
Pen Success Rate: 60.0 per cent
2. Jermain Defoe
Spurs striker Defoe is similarly skittish when faced with a keeper standing still. He does pretty well from open play though.
Penalties Taken: 14
Penalties Scored: 8
Pen Success Rate: 57.1 per cent
1. Juan Pablo Angel
The Colombian is the last player to have scored more than 20 goals in a season for Aston Villa, but his predatory instincts did not translate to the white circle. He managed to score only half the time, even missing two penalties in the same match – against Fulham in 2005.
Penalties Taken: 10
Penalties Scored: 5
Pen Success Rate: 50.0 per cent


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What goes on the human body continues to be a mystery that’s why doctors and surgeons are in business.

How could you ask a doctor to remove a can of condensed milk from your rectum – because you stuck it there in a misguided stab at self-stimulation?

Sounds like fiction, but it happened in real life.

And it’s not the only shocking X-ray out there. From screwdrivers in the skull to children impaled on car antennas or with pins caught in their throats, doctors come across some pretty amazing images. But sometimes, it’s even more amazing to these people survive the surgery with little scars to show for it.

Some people insert things intentionally out of curiosity while others are unfortunately in terrible accidents.

Here are some of the strangest foreign objects found in human bodies.

Aimi Jones, 21, posted a picture of her yellow dress to sell on eBay, without noticing her naked reflection in the mirror was also in the shot.

Looking back at her post, she saw her reflection and tried to delete it immediately. She re-posted the item, which attracted a bid of more than £153,000 because people had seen the first picture which had gone viral within minutes. Jones, who has the user ID sugart*t-2, relisted the dress with a similarly-posed picture but this time covered up in a dark Nike top.

The new listing read: ‘Asos yellow skater dress size 10, 2nd time round!! a MUST HAVE!!

‘As seen by thousands. Never worn naked. Needs a good home.’ Originally listed at £15.99, the dress has received more than 130 bids.

The picture brought mixed reaction on internet forums. One user commented: ‘It is a shocking dress’.

Irom Sharmila – who holds the record for the world’s longest hunger-strike – passed another dark milestone in history today when she marked 12 years without eating or drinking.

The 40-year-old from India’s north-east has been force-fed in a secure hospital as she continues to protest against the impunity enjoyed by the armed forces.

“We are observing the spirit of Sharmila by holding a candlelit vigil,” the woman’s brother, Singhajit, said tonight from Imphal, the capital city of the state of Manipur. “I last was able to see her on 9 October. She expressed to me that she would not accept any award from any organisation until her demands have been fulfilled.”

The woman known as the Iron Lady of Manipur has devoted herself to the cause of human rights in a way that is hard to conceive. Since November 2000, when a group of soldiers from the Assam Rifles shot dead a 10 civilians standing at a bus-stop, she has refused to eat, drink or even brush her teeth. Charged with trying to commit suicide, she has been repeatedly arrested, detained and force-fed by tubes that are inserted into her nose twice a day.

Her sacrifice has focused on a struggle that is barely glimpsed in the rest of India, let among the wider world. A decades-long insurgency by up to 50 armed groups and the subsequent response by the government which has sent in thousands of troops, has created a dark, deadly situation in Manipur where the rule of gun – be it the gun of an insurgent or that of a member of the security forces – holds sway.



Sharmila, who has not seen her mother since her fast began, is demanding that the government overturn the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA), a piece of legislation also in force in Kashmir, which makes it all but impossible to hold any soldier accountable for his actions. Campaigners say this law gives broad licence to the security forces to act with impunity.

Last month activists filed a petition with India’s highest court demanding to know why there had been more than 1,500 so-called ‘fake encounters’ – when security forces simply shoot suspects dead – in the state over the last 30 years. “In Tripura [another north-eastern state] there has been no violence for four years. In Nagaland there has been a ceasefire for 15 years and yet they are still declared ‘affected areas’ and this law is in place,” said Babloo Loitongbam, of the Manipur-based Human Rights Alert, an NGO. “It’s all to do with political expediency.”

In the last year or so, the situation in Manipur has calmed and the authorities have removed the provisions of the AFSPA from a handful of areas in Imphal. However, Sharmila has said she will continue her fast until it is removed from the entire state.

The woman who has been given a number of domestic and international honours for her campaign also recently announced she would no longer accept any awards while her fast continued. Mahasweta Devi, a celebrated human rights activist and writer from West Bengal, recently tried to honour the hunger-striker with another award but her brother declined, politely, saying that his sister wanted to wait until her struggle was completed. “After Sharmila comes out winning, she will collect it herself,” he said, according to reports in the local media.

For all Sharmila’s efforts, campaigners say they have little optimism that the government will respond to an issue about which the Indian public and the world is largely unaware of. “There has not been any change,” said Sanjoy Hazarika, an expert on India’s north-east who teaches at Delhi’s Jamia Millia Islamia university. “The cabinet has not even considered a proposal on this issue from the home ministry that was sent two years ago.”

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