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Do the crime, do the time Realistic video games Spread the love As a result of all this ,a 192 crore project has jumped to 349 crores. On a seemingly unrelated topic, our prediction for the 2007 sales figure of Porsche, BMW and Mercedes Benz: very, very good. When you make so much money from embezzling the common people show it off by riding in style. Bangladesh is a happy planet By Gokhra and Mood Dude RS Mailbx Ooops, we did it again They've never been in Sunbeams. In fact, most of the other bands happen to have members from different schools, yet they were labelled simply under one school name. I strongly suggest RS writers get their information right. Yet, one can't just blame the author here, because labelling the bands with school names was Underground Inc's Majed's idea. Many referred to it as a marketing strategy, apparently "to attract school students". Just so no one's realized yet, these "school students" make up the majority of the concert-going crowd anyway. Thank you Miss Alamgir and Underground Inc. Nafisa Mahmood
Football toons Rizvi Adnan Kabir, Tahseen Salim and Farhana Sadiq (Football Freaks United) As for the final match, we actually finished the work before it took place so that we could watch the game and then finally get a good night’s sleep. -Ed Top Tunes Here’s what’s selling hot in the music stores this week. Thanks go to TUNESBD.com for collecting and providing the info. 1. Faisha Gesi, by Hyder Husyn- with the popular tracks like Tirish Bochor Pore and Faisha gesi, the album is going strong with the patriotic and humorous songs. 2. Shondha Tara, by Kumar Biswajeet/ Tapan Chawdhury- The title Track Shondha Tara's high popularity has made the album huge in the market. 3.Icche Ghuri, by Shironamheen- Shironamheen returns with this album of attractive melodious tracks. 4.Oniket Prantor, by Artcell- Oniket Prantor had been one of the most anticipated albums of Bangladesh and certainly has proved that Artcell is still the best underground band. 5.Prottutponnomotitto by Bangla- Bangla's second Alternative/Fusion album featuring on Lalon's songs 6.Light Years Ahead, by Stoic Bliss- One of the first ever RnB/Rap albums of Bangladesh with exceptional lyrics 7.Lampur Aloo, by Dj Rahat feat- Tun Tun Baul Another Folk/Fusion album , strong with great folk lyrics. Remix done by Dj Rahat. 8.Ek Mutho Gaan, by Bappa/Fahmida - The romantic pop album features duets and singles from the popular artists Bappa Mojumdar and Fahmida Nobi 9.64m 53s, by Arbovirus- Talented Underground band Arbovirus hits the audience with their great rock compositions and artistic lyrics. 10.Tribute to Baul Shah Abdul Karim, Mixed Album- A tribute to the Great Baul Idol from various musicians from Bangladesh and Abroad. By Tunesbd.com A counter to “Girls in pandemonium” This is in context to the article written by Adnan Fakir published last week. The article is very offensive to the entire girlhood (soon to be womanhood). Firstly, we would like to state that his article is completely baseless. Girls do not “continuously fight mentally or physically” and they surely do not create any such commotion that our not-so beloved writer has mentioned in his article. Secondly, guys do not fight for well defined and matured reasons because they are not matured enough themselves (let alone fighting for matured reasons). Girls are more matured in every aspect than guys. “An analysis of their internal struggles”. Who doesn't have to struggle? Life is all about struggle surely there are times where guys struggle as well. Something that astonishes us that how Fakir being a guy can understand the internal struggle of girls' mind and life? It is just impossible. And F.Y.I. if he understood us correctly than he would never made such ugly comments about our behavior, thoughts and perception. “This class of girls are few but brutally dangerous. These “leader girls” are great real life debaters and future scary moms.” These sentences has struck us greatly because he wants to indicate what kind of a person these days moms are and what kind of personality will we be adopting as a guardian when we grow up. Not only that but he shows an extreme hatred towards talented girls whom today's people think of as future stars of our country. If he thinks us girls have jealousy, we backbite then maybe he has been deaf and blind. We have heard boys say to each other “Achha bol to tui backup die kare pitaite chash?” and the second guy says that “amar na Tanhimke akdom bhalolage na” and when Tanhim comes up to them they say that “are dosto shunsish ki hoise kalke?...” Nowadays, boys are prone to imitate feminine-like traits; they wear bracelets and chains around their wrists and necks, and look like a walking jewelry shop and even started applying fairness cream. “Power Rangers”? This is merely a flop TV series with very bad (as in faltoo) fighting and special effects and has no resemblance to girls fighting. I have seen guys fight for t-shirts so he should not try to blame us for all the fighting and it's not like we start beating the heck out of a person whenever we don't like any one, we only go to protest vehemently when our patience is stretched to the greatest extent and the limit line has been crossed by people like Fakir's provocations through ugly comments. Satisfaction is far beyond any man's reach. Who wouldn't want more? If he has read Economics he will know that there is no satisfaction to man's want. Girls do live happy lives unlike some boys (namely Fakir) and if he has never met any such girl maybe he is too obsessed with girls' flaws rather than their good qualities or he has been locking himself in his room writing a book about how he hates girls. Our conclusion is that FAKIR HATES GIRLS, which is clear from his write up. We do not know what is the mystery behind it; either he is jealous of our creativity, good manners, and talent, or is angry at us which always comes from a fear of loosing real love, affection and admiration from the people around us. By Adeeba, Prima, Talita, Aliza and Anushe Our reply All said and done, you cannot deny that the kind of women mentioned in the article do exist in high school environment. Also note that nowhere in the article is it written or implied that girls are superior. The article should have had a disclaimer as well as a reference to it being based on actual events. Similarly we welcome anyone to blast away the annoying characteristics of men (which we have done several times over). And lastly, no one can really understand and analyse the female mind. It's a bigger mystery than the creation of universes. But you can't really chew up a guy for trying no matter how foolhardy an attempt. |
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