If you want to experiment on skin cancer, the river will be a good place to begin.
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To all ah neh haters.. here is one for you..Maha Kunbh Mela
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where is KNNBCCB??
Where is Jah?
Correction. Should be DAMN USELESS.
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Most probably change of venue to Singapore River, Kallang River & Bukit Timah Monsoon Drain will be teaming with them also lah!
To all the Indian religious FT in Singapore who miss their nectar river
NOW, you too can try this at home!! go fill your bathub with water, and have various people shit and piss in it, than mix it well add any garbage you have and if you have a dead animal, go ahead and add it...ahhh sweet ganges river water....
NOW, you too can try this at home!! go fill your bathub with water, and have various people shit and piss in it, than mix it well add any garbage you have and if you have a dead animal, go ahead and add it...ahhh sweet ganges river water....
wonder piranhas can survive in that kind of waters anot?
Don't say piranhas ... Even elephant bathing inside the river will die
The photographer was gang raped shortly after this picture was taken
Clean sin mus carry sword?Clean sin or rob bank...
Clean sin mus carry sword?
What you are seeing at the front of the photo are the sadhus, the Indian holy man or wandering monk who are well respected in Indian society for their holiness. Sadhus are given the honour to go down the water first to be followed by other devotees. Sadhus live a very hard life dwelling in the mountains or in caves, have only one vegetarian meal a day and spent most of their time praying or meditating. They are totally detached from modern convenience or common luxuries. Now how many of us can live this type of hard life?
Indeed. My condolences to him.
http://www.topix.com/forum/world/australia/TIHRP97PGH66V1VVP
Backpacker dies after swimming in Ganges
By Virginia Wheeler and John Kay of The Sun in London
From: NewsCore - July 01, 2010
A BRITISH student has died days after swimming in India's Ganges river on his first trip outside Europe.
Promising filmmaker Sam Banks who saved for a year for the trip collapsed with severe sickness and diarrhea after swimming in the nation's holiest river, The Sun
By the time an ambulance rushed him to the hospital in New Delhi, the 20-year-old was dead.
Millions of Hindus bathe in the Ganges every year to wash away their sins. But nearly a billion liters of untreated sewage are dumped there each day, along with cremated bodies and industrial chemicals.
The day before he died, vegan Sam - an old boy of posh £27,000-a-year ($71,000) Bedales School -=- learned he was accepted to study film at the London College of Communication.
His mom Louise, 49, said; "We're devastated. He had such a bright future".
Sam's father Graham said: "I understand from friends out there that he had been swimming in the Ganges. He was a fantastic young man, with hundreds of friends, and was so excited about India. He'd been saving up for a year - it was the first time he had been out of Europe."
An autopsy in India failed to find the cause of death. His body was flown home to Steep in Hampshire, southern England for a second autopsy.
Backpacker dies after swimming in Ganges
By Virginia Wheeler and John Kay of The Sun in London
From: NewsCore - July 01, 2010
A BRITISH student has died days after swimming in India's Ganges river on his first trip outside Europe.
Promising filmmaker Sam Banks who saved for a year for the trip collapsed with severe sickness and diarrhea after swimming in the nation's holiest river, The Sun
By the time an ambulance rushed him to the hospital in New Delhi, the 20-year-old was dead.
Millions of Hindus bathe in the Ganges every year to wash away their sins. But nearly a billion liters of untreated sewage are dumped there each day, along with cremated bodies and industrial chemicals.
The day before he died, vegan Sam - an old boy of posh £27,000-a-year ($71,000) Bedales School -=- learned he was accepted to study film at the London College of Communication.
His mom Louise, 49, said; "We're devastated. He had such a bright future".
Sam's father Graham said: "I understand from friends out there that he had been swimming in the Ganges. He was a fantastic young man, with hundreds of friends, and was so excited about India. He'd been saving up for a year - it was the first time he had been out of Europe."
An autopsy in India failed to find the cause of death. His body was flown home to Steep in Hampshire, southern England for a second autopsy.
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A dip in Mama Ganga = death wish.
That should debunk the myth that a vegan diet prolongs your life.
See? Told u guys that all they can do is to make noise only but nothing done in reality.
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