In those days, shoes were used not only to be worn but also to be thrown on stage. Now the shoes have become more expensive than the boring speakers of the stage. A speaker cannot be picked up and thrown down the stage. There was the glory of throwing rotten eggs at a speaker on the stage, but Hindus don't throw fresh eggs if they are rotten in a packed audience. In this, the value of the eggs increases over the speakers. As Ahmedabadis, we don't waste our own shoes to throw at the speaker on the stage and don't give his shoes from the side. The creatures of throwing on the stage after removing and removing the boots instead of the shoes will not work! why are you sleeping The misfortune of the shoe-throwers is that, from where to bring broken shoes to cross the marks on the stage? This cannot be practiced sitting at home, unless the whole family is coming from the front! Torn shoes for throwing on stage are not available in the market and new ones cannot be afforded. In this system, the speakers who came from home wearing old shoes (so that the shoes on the stage can be changed by looking at the size!) stopped getting new shoes! Hey Ram…How many more writers will the country's poverty keep poor? Poet-writers used to organize their lectures in some institution, even without reward, when the days of poor families meant buying new shoes came – especially on Diwali. Oh… Now the youth of today's generation will not believe that once upon a time writers used to arrange new shoes with this method! The poet-writer wearing shoes does not appear in the stories. A 'slipper-culture' emerged in the country as a result of thousands of incidents of shoe theft. The thing is different, now sliproys are not available for less than five hundred thousand. Since spare shoes can be found for a minimum of a couple of thousand, slippers are cheap to lose, steal or loose on stage. If noticed, girls no longer take off their shoes to hit road-romeos or show them to friends. 'Lay to Ali…take off your shoes…you want to hit your brother-in-law!' Sakhiniyy ba hoy, ay kijayay, so one does not give his shoe to throw to another. The era of co-operation is no more. Heeled shoes are effective at hitting the bully because of their spikes, but are very difficult to hit in the hand. Hill's stake should not be raised by holding it in the fist. If the shoes used in beating break down, they are not repaired at all, and if it happens, even the cobblers sitting on the four road corners have to take Mercedes, so the cost of repairing the shoes is more than the new ones. Smart girls now call Lafa-Tamacha Sataka and give Lafanga to Ma-Benni and give Shata to Haiya. Yes. The so-called 'A' class girls feel more inclined to utter mother-son nonsense without a single grammatical error when they have such a petty quarrel. A man should be able to get along like a pit-class man, and he is perfect at it. Thrown shoes can be picked up and taken back after work, but once used, they are not put back in the purse. No one comes there wearing a shoot, but has to enter by putting himself in a pile of hundreds of shoes. There one has to come back with folded hands in front of the mourners of the deceased who are sitting in lined chairs. If we want to show that 'we have a relationship with the deceased like a house', we have to sit for two hours next to the bereaved besanveers, but the attention is in the shoes after seeing the measurements placed outside. Like you, I have put my shoes many times in the seat, but have not worn others, so being smart, I now put one part of my shoes in one corner and the other in the other corner. Then it is noticed that the shoes of both feet are different! Shoes are stolen, especially from temples. Thieves are sitting in a pose in the temple with respect and devotion to God, but to me all the shoes sitting there are thieves. Of course, the places where devotees take off their shoes are on the radar of these people, so that the darshanthi comes alone and gets a clue as to which shoes he is wearing. In a split second, he gets up and goes to the shoe-land, and after picking up that new solid pair of shoes…sorry, not wearing them, he becomes unconscious. The comedy happens when the original devotee returns to wearing the shoes. As a mouse moves around the feet, it keeps spinning in a pile of shoes. He tries to move each shoe with his feet – he does not find them, so he walks barefoot in the temple courtyard and goes to his car with a broken heart. Why can't GPS be built into boots?
A huge mine of Jalebis has been discovered in Six Delhi. It is said that this mine belongs to 'Ambani-Adani Farsan Mart'.
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