LMAO!!

Today, I saw this cartoon in Mumbai Mirror and it really made me laugh (and I am still laughing). I read this particular page everyday and never has the cartoonist failed to make me laugh. This one particularly, I thought was worth sharing. Here is the cartoon. It happens to all of us. Doesn’t it?

For those who do not know what ‘lmao’ is… it means ‘laughing my a** off’!! I myself did not know what it meant till yesterday. I had to Google it. Now that I know it, I have been using it everywhere.

The Rich Dawg

Have you ever seen a dog with his personal throne? A big black seat with super luxury? Well… I have. Here, have a look at it.

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Luxury on streets! Now I am only waiting for dogs to become drivers. They are already on the seat. All they need now is a steering wheel and some pedals and a gear.
I shot this photograph near my college with my Nokia E51.

What is he saying?

Out of my window, on a cable wire, I captured this parrot (in my camera). And I felt it is trying to say something. What is he trying to say? Would you please give your voice to this poor little speechless animal?

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Make it as funny as possible. You can even make it serious. Your choice. Let your imagination flow.

privnote.com

“This message will self-destruct in 5 seconds.” You must have heard this in many spy movies.
And Privnote does exactly the same. Well, not exactly 5 seconds, but it will when someone reads the message.

Privnote is a web tool that you can use to send private notes over the Internet.
Why should you use it:

1. The message is completely private. Once you write your note, click on the shiny ‘Post it!’ button and you will be given a link to your note. Simply send the link to whom you want the message to be read by. And also, everyone knows how to open a link. So no explanation required there. This is where it beats an email. There is absolutely no way that your girlfriend’s other boyfriend will come to know about your lovely messages.
2. It self-destructs right after it is read once by the recipient. So, even if anyone opens the link after that, the note won’t be there.
3. Lastly, if you realise that you have sent the link to the wrong girl, you can open the link for yourself and destroy it.
4. It is super, ultra, mega simple to use. No signing up, no registration. Simply write you note and send the link. Its only disadvantage is that is does not give an option to send an email. But that’s not a big issue. You can sign in to your own account and it does not take much time.
5. Also, you can choose to get notified about your message being read. There is a small checkbox below your writing space. Once you check that, an area asking for your email address and reference of the note will show up.

Privnote is just the place to send your ‘confidential’ data privately.