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Neeraj Chopra disqualified as his dick is bigger than 8 inches and IOC members can't get their asses fukkkked one by one. 

 

Fukkkk you IOC... Mar jayo haraaamzaado.:whack::whack2::mad:

Posted
Just now, nitinbwj said:

Neeraj Chopra disqualified as his dick is bigger than 8 inches and IOC members can't get their asses fukkkked one by one. 

 

Fukkkk you IOC... Mar jayo haraaamzaado.:whack::whack2::mad:

Lol I thought it happened for real. 

Posted
1 minute ago, nitinbwj said:

Neeraj Chopra disqualified as his dick is bigger than 8 inches and IOC members can't get their asses fukkkked one by one. 

 

Fukkkk you IOC... Mar jayo haraaamzaado.:whack::whack2::mad:

NGL, You got me in the first half of that statement

Posted
3 minutes ago, rollingstoned said:

Has lenge to rona nahi padega. Seh lenge ye bhi. 

Maybe if we cross our fingers we will still have some pleasant surprise.

 

We engage in this phrase without thinking too much because its a foreign language. I have heard it comes from european paganism. not sure but here's a wiki article on it

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crossed_fingers

 

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The crossed fingers gesture is believed to have originated with its resemblance to the Cross of Christ.[4] It gained traction, especially in 16th-century England, where people crossed their fingers to ward off evils and ill health.[5]

The practice of crossing fingers for luck or protection against misfortune is deeply ingrained in the cultural fabric of the UK and parts of Scandinavia. Interestingly, this tradition is less familiar in mainland Europe :laugh:. Its earliest documented reference is from 1912, linked to the superstition surrounding ladders. Remarkably, the crossed fingers gesture persists in school playgrounds, where it serves as a symbolic shield against perceived threats.[citation needed]

Crossed fingers remain a widely recognized and practised symbol, showing the enduring nature of cultural superstitions and protective rituals. The symbol is used as the logo of the UK National Lottery.

 

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In German-speaking countries and also Sweden and Latvia the gesture is a sign of lying. :laugh:

 

Its interesting that brits call us superstitious with many gods but they themselves engage in superstitious beliefs. I hope no one follows after them. I have never crossed my fingers nor will I tell anyone to do so.

Posted
Just now, Sandz said:

Yup, she couldn’t have escaped weigh in.

 

Somebody tell @Vohra    

Jo injury wala cheez hum logo ka dimaag main ek sec main aageya.. dont u think the indian contingent would have thought this as well. 

Posted
6 minutes ago, Vickydev said:

At this point its more likely Neeraj sends a mega throw going for 90+ and one of the line judges slips on the grass, gets impaled and Neeraj is taken in for questioning by the Frenchies

 

pourquoi attacque judge ligne? oui, oui :winky:

Posted (edited)
10 minutes ago, Tillu said:

Now Nadeem will win the gold medal and complete the humiliation.

 

If that happens , these guys should doob maro chullu bhar paani mein

 

But Neeraj will win gold , he threw 89 with barely any effort

Edited by ganeshran

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