Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Words Can be Funny Too
Pablo Stanley’s clever, cartoon homophones explore the different meanings of words that sound the same in the English language.
DrinkSavvy tech could indicate presence of date rape drugs in drinks
Odorless, colorless, and tasteless, so-called “date rape” drugs are nasty, sneaky things. When surreptitiously added to someone’s drink, they cause that person to become disoriented, sleepy, slow-to-react, and otherwise easier to sexually assault. Making things worse, the victim usually can’t remember what happened while they were drugged, making prosecution or even identification of the assailant difficult. Now, however, a new invention known as DrinkSavvy may allow people to know if such drugs have been put in their drink.
You Lost it Long Ago
You lost it long ago…
When the clouds gathered
The first rain dropped on your nose
Craving to hug you wet…
Your umbrella came in the way.
Cut Loose Everybody
Who even cares what we’re doing, exactly?! The point is that we’re getting down, cutting loose, and expressing ourselves through song and dance.
Dedicate To my Titli........
Dedicate To my Titli.........
ek titli udha karti thi baaghon mein bekhabar...
rangon mein beshumar thi hasti mein tha hunar...
har raah-o-gulshano me faqat mehka karti thi...
wo bekhabar titli jis raah rukhsaar kiya karti thi...
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