Some interesting facts
10 years ago by somewhereunder · 2164 Likes · 14 comments · Popular
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· 10 years ago
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To be fair, Shakira does sound like a goat at times...
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youwillhateme
· 10 years ago
I'm pretty sure she swallowed a frog at one point in her life.
brianide
· 10 years ago
#10 tho
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canadianbacon
· 10 years ago
It's true. It was a custom in India called "sati". A widow was deemed to be a burden on society because she wasn't allowed to marry again, or contribute in any way. It was considered better to die on your husbands pyre than be a burden. Britain outlawed it, and allowed widows to remarry.
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prancingpelicans
· 10 years ago
Yeah...when the custom started the widow would starve to death with no man to provide for her anyways. Now that women can provide for themselves.....
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celia
· 10 years ago
#6 is cute
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guest
· 10 years ago
#12 wow Brad Pitt go big or go home.
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balonyman
· 10 years ago
I'm sorry but i don't believe #11. I mean the majority of the world lives in Africa and Asia and the majority of them are starving. Where as most obese people live in the US and Europe which consists of +- one billion, and not all of them are obese. So they should get their 'facts' straight. Anyone is welcome to comment and argue, as i wrote this off of my own knowledge and did not any research.
ambs101
· 10 years ago
Well funny enough south africa has been labled as the #1 country for obesity and its in africa...
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balonyman
· 10 years ago
Yeah but every continent has a #1 country for obesity.
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ambs101
· 10 years ago
It was a worldwide stat
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balonyman
· 10 years ago
So Africa is the whole world or is SA the counrty with the highest ??
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ambs101
· 10 years ago
I thought it was easy to understand...SA is #1 in the world for obesity, you stated that most of africa is starving and you don't believe that fact, well I'm saying that it is believable due to the fact I stated above
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· 10 years ago
"self imposed poverty"