Sunday, July 22, 2012

Jonah Falcon,A man with huge penis


A man known for his enormous penis was stopped by security at San Francisco International Airport and questioned about the bulge in his pants, he was reported as saying Thursday.

Jonah Falcon, 41, has an organ which is 9.5 inches long when flaccid and 13 inches (33 centimeters) erect, according to Rolling Stone magazine. He has featured in a number of documentaries about the world's biggest penises.

He was returning to New York from San Francisco on July 9 when he was stopped, after Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents saw a bulge hanging down over his left upper thigh.

"They wanted to know if I had something in my pockets, and when I said no, they asked if I had some sort of growth," he said, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.

He told them it was his penis, and they checked around his crotch, although not too closely. He was delayed for five minutes. The incident was not his first. "I've gone through the (scanner) before, and I wasn't worried.

"What was the worst that was going to happen? I was going to have to whip it out for them? I'm used to that. Sometimes when people ask me about it, if I'm feeling up to it, I'll just show them."

In a tweet at the time Falcon said: "TSA didn't know what to make of the massive bulge on my thigh. Even after I went through that body scanner that shows you naked..."

A 2003 Rolling Stone story entitled "Mr. Big" reported that Falcon's penis was eight inches long when he was only 10 years old. It quoted his mother as saying his organ size was genetic.

"He was born like that, and he was always big for his age. But it's not his big penis, it's society's need to fixate on it. We're in a world where men see their manhood in their penises."

At least 7 people died in Ivory Coast


At least seven people were killed and dozens injured on Friday when angry mobs set fire to a U.N.-protected camp for civilians forced from their homes in western Ivory Coast , underscoring tensions in the zone.

The United Nations said the attack on Nahibly camp - an apparent revenge attack for an overnight robbery in the nearby town of Duekoue that killed five - forced 5,000 people to flee.

Those in the camp were Ivorians who fled their homes during last year's civil war. While much of the country is rebounding from the conflict, Friday's attack is the latest in a string of incidents highlighting tensions linked to land and ethnicity in the west, near the border with Liberia.

"The (U.N.'s) representative would like to underscore, once more, the seriousness of the situation in the west of Ivory Coast ," the world body said in a statement on Friday evening.

The U.N. said seven people had been killed and 13 injured.

"(They) arrived this morning and started to chase us from the camp and set it on fire . They killed three people in front of my eyes, and so I fled with my son," camp resident Murielle Kapes told Reuters by telephone.

Another witness who entered the camp in the late afternoon counted eight bodies, some of them burned beyond recognition.

A source at the main hospital in Duekoue said more than 40 people had arrived from the camp with injuries mainly caused by machetes and wooden clubs. Five had been shot.

The camp, the country's only remaining facility for those displaced by last year's war, is managed by the United Nations and partner agencies. A detachment of armed peacekeepers from Ivory Coast 's U.N. peacekeeping mission, UNOCI, was deployed outside Nahibly to protect the camp's residents.

The U.N. did not comment on how the attack took place despite the presence of the peacekeepers and the United States called for an immediate enquiry into the events.

"The United States urgently asks that the Ivorian government and UNOCI take immediate measures in order to assure the protection of civilians in the region," the U.S. Embassy said.

Prachanda Returned Vehicles


UCPN (Maoist) Chairman Puspa Kamal Dahal directed the party secretariat to return his vehicle to the government.

Dahal had announced to vacate his Lazimpat residence and return the expensive vehicle after being criticized for extravagant lifestyle. The secretariat has said that the vehicle, a Toyota Prado,  will be returned to the government and Dahal would use the vehicle provide by the government.

The government has already decided to provide vehicle worth four million rupees to the former prime ministers. Party secretariat also informed that the announcement to vacate the Lazimpat residence would be implemented soon.
                                                               kantipur.com

HSEB Result2012


Higher Secondary Education Board (HSEB) is all set to publish the results of Science faculty of Grade 12 today.According to a HSEB source, the results would be published today if there are no technical hitches.405,526 students had appeared the examinations that had started from April 29.



Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Tsunami in Japan 3.11 first person FULL raw footage

Strange Japanese Sea Creatures

Tuesday, April 3, 2012

chulachuli


chulachuli

Sindhulpalchok

Atarpur  · Badegau  · Bansbari  · Banskharka  · Baramchi  · Barhabise  · Baruwa  · Batase  · Bhimtar  · Bhote Namlang  · Bhotechaur  · Bhotsiba  · Choukati  · Chautara  · Dhumthang  · Dubarchour  · Fatakshila  · Fulping Katti  · Fulpingdandagau  · Fulpingkot  · Gati  · Ghorthali  · Dhuskun hile khajilung  · Gloche  · Gumba  · Gunsakot  · Hagam  · Haibung  · Helumbu  · Ichok  · Irkhu Bhanjyang  · Jalbire  · Jethal  · Jyamire  · Kalika  · Karkhali · Kiwool  · Kubhinde  · Kunchok  · Langarche  · Lisankhu  · Listikot  · Mahankal  · Maneswor  · Mankha  · Marming  · Melamchi  · Motang  · Nawalpur  · Pagretar  · Palchok  · Pangtang  · Petaku  · Pipaldanda  · Piskar  · Ramche  · Sangachok  · Sanusiruwari  · Selang  · Sikharpur  · Sindhukot  · Sipa Pokhare  · Sipal Kavre  · Sunkhani  · Syaule Bazar  · Talamarang  · Tatopani  · Tauthali  · Tekanpur  · Thakani  · Thampal Dhap  · Thanpalkot  · Thokarpa  · Thulo Dhading  · Thulo Pakhar  · Thulo Sirubari  · Thum Pakhar  · Timpool Ghyangul  · Yamanadanda

Rasuwa

Bhorle
Briddhim
Chilime
Dandagaun
Dhaibung
Dhunche
Gatlang
Goljung
Haku
Jibjibe
Khamjim
Laharepauwa
Langtang
Ramche
Saramthali
Syafru
Sherpa Goan
Thulogaun
Thuman
Timure
Yarsa

Nuwakot


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Lalitpur

Ashrang  · Badikhel  · Bhardev  · Bhattedanda  · Bisankhunarayan  · Bukhel  · Bungamati  · Chandanpur  · Chapagaun  · Chaughare  · Chyasal  · Dalchoki  · Devichour  · Dhapakhel  · Ghusel  · Dukuchhap  · Durlung  · Gimdi  · Godamchaur  · Godawari  · Gotikhel  · Guitole  · Harisiddhi  · Ikudol  · Imadol  · Jawalakhel  · Jharuwarasi  · Kaleswor  · Khokana  · Lamatar  · Lele  · Lubhu  · Malta  · Manikhel  · Nallu  · Pyutar  · Sainbu  · Sankhu  · Siddhipur  · Sunakothi  · Thaiba  · Thecho  · Thuladurlung  · Tikathali

Kavrepalanchok


Anaikot  , Balathali  · Balting  · Baluwa  · Baluwapatti Deupur  · Banakhu Chor  · Banepa  · Batase  · Bekhsimle  · Bhimkhori  · Bhumidanda  · Bhumlutar  · Birtadeurali  · Bolde Fediche  · Budhakhani  · Chalal Ganeshsthan  · Chandeni Mandan  · Choubas  · Chyamrangbesi  · Chyasing Kharka  · Dandagaun  · Dapcha Chhatrebangh  · Daraune Pokhari  · Deuvumi Baluwa  · Devitar  · Dhulikhel  · Dhunkharka Bahrabise  · Dhuseni Siwalaya  · Dolaghat  · Falate Bhumlu  · Falemetar  · Foksingtar  · Gairi Bisouna Deupur  · Ghartichhap  · Gokule  · Gothpani  · Hokse Bazar  · Jaisithok Mandan  · Janagal  · Jyamdi Mandan  · Kalati Bhumidanda  · Kanpur Kalapani  · Kartike Deurali  · Katunje Besi  · Kavre Nitya Chandeswor  · Khahare Pangu  · Khanalthok  · Kharelthok  · Kharpachok  · Khopasi  · Kolati Bhumlu  · Koshidekha  · Kuruwas Chapakhori  · Kushadevi  · Machchhegaun  · Madan Kundari  · Mahadevsthan Mandan  · Mahadevtar  · Mahankal Chaur  · Mahendra Jyoti  · Majhi Feda  · Malpi  · Mangaltar  · Mathurapati Fulbari  · Methinkot  · Milche  · Nagre Gagarche  · Nala  · Sanga  · Nayagaun Deupur  · Panauti  · Panchkhal  · Pangu  · Patalekhet  · Pokhari Chauri  · Pokhari Narayansthan  · Puranogaun Dapcha  · Ravi Opi  · Rayale  · Saldhara  · Salle Bhumlu  · Salmechakala  · Sankhupati Chour  · Sanowangthali  · Saping  · Sarada Batase  · Saramthali  · Sarasyunkhark  · Sasakhani  · Sathighar Bhagawati  · Sikhar Ambote  · Simalchour Syampati  · Simthali  · Sipali Chilaune  · Subbagaun  · Sunthan  · Syampati  · Thoukhal  · Thulo Parsel  · Tukucha Nala  · Ugratara Janagal

kathmandu

 Kathmandu
 Aalapot
 Baad Bhanjyang
 Bajrayogini
 Balambu
 Baluwa
 Bhadrabas
 Bhimdhunga
 Budanilkantha
 Chalnakhel
 Chapali Bhadrakali
 Chhaimale
 Chobhar
 Nepal
Chouketar Dahachok
 Chunikhel
 Daanchhi
 Daxinkali
 Dhapasi
 Dharmasthali
 Futung
 Gapalphedi
 Gokarna
 Goldhunga ·
 Gonggabu
 Gothatar
 Ichankhu Narayan
 Indrayani
 Jhor Mahankal
 Jitpurphedi
 Jorpati
 Kabhresthali
 Kapan
 Khadka Bhadrakali
 Kirtipur Chitubihar
 Koteswor
 Lapsiphedi
 Machhegaun
 Mahadevsthan
 Kathmandu
 Mahankal
 Manmaiju
 Matatirtha
 Mulpani
 Naglebhare
Naikap Naya Bhanjyang
 Naikap Purano Bhanjyang
 Nayapati
 Pukhulachhi ·
Ramkot
Sangla
 Satungal
 Seuchatar
 Sheshnarayan
Sitapaila
 Sokhek
 Sundarijal
Suntol
Talkududechour
 Thankot
Tinthana
 Tokha Chandeswori
Tokha Sarswoti

Dhading

Agnichok
Baireni
 Baseri
 Benighat
 Bhumesthan
 Budhathum
Chainpur
Chhatre Dyaurali
 Darkha
 Dhading Besi
 Dhola
 Dhussa
 Majhimtar
 Bharpang
 Dhuwakot
 Gajuri
 Gaunkharka
 Gerkhu
 Ghussa
 Goganpani
 Gumdi
 Jeewanpur
 Jharlang  ·
 Jogimara
 Jyamaruk
Kalleri
 Katunge
 Kebalpur
 Khalte
Khari
 Kiranchok
 Kumpur
 Lapa
 Mahadevsthan
 Maidi
 Marpak
 Mulpani
 Murali Bhanjyang
 Nalang
 Naubise
 Nilkantha
 Phulkharka
 Pida
 Ree Gaun
Salang
 Salyankot
 Salyantar
 Sangkosh
 Satyadevi
 Semjong
 Sirtung
 Sunaula Bazar
 Tasarpu
 Thakre
 Tipling
 Tripureswor

Bhaktapur


Bhaktapur
 MadhyapurThimi 

 Bageswori
 Balkot
 Changunarayan
 Chhaling
 Chitpol
Dadhikot
 Duwakot
 Gundu
 Jhaukhel
 Kautunje
 Nagarkot
 Nankhel
 Sipadol
 Sirutar
 Sudal
  Tathali


Monday, April 2, 2012

Baitadi

 Barakot
 Basantapur
 Basuling
 Bhatana
 Bhumeswor
 Bijayapur,
 Bilaspur
 Bumiraj
 Chadeu
 Chaukham
 Dasharathchanda
 Dehimandau
 Deulek
 Dhikarim
 Dhikasintad
 Dhungad
Dilasaini
 Durga
 Bhabani
 Durgasthan
 Gajari
 Giregada
 Gokuleswor
 Gujar
 Gurukhola
 Gwallek
 Hat
 Nepal,
Hatraj
 Jogannath
 Kaipal
 Kataujpani
 Kotila
 Kotpetara
 Kulau
 Kuwakot
 Mahadevsthan
 Mahakali
 Maharudra
 Malladehi
 Mathraj
Maunali
 Melauli
 Nagarjun
Nwadeu
 Nwali
 Pancheswor
 Patan
 Raudidewal
Rauleswor
 Rudreswor
 Sakar
 Salena
 Sankar
Sarmali
 Shibanath
 Shikharpur
 Shivaling
 Shree Kedar
 Siddhapur
 Siddheswor
 Sikash
 Silanga
 Sreekot
 Talladehi
 Thalakanda
 Thalegada
 Tripurasundari
Udayadeb
 Gothalapani
 Markandgoun

Taplejung


Ambegudin
Ankhop
Chaksibote
Change
Dhungesaghu
Dokhu
Dummrise
Ekhabu
Hangdeva
Hangpang
Kalikhola
Khamlung
Khejenim
Khewang
Khokling
Lelep
Limbudin
Lingtep
Linkhim
Liwang
Mamangkhe
Nalbu
Nankholyang
Nidhuradin
Olangchung Gola
Paidang
Papung
Pedang
Phakumba
Phawakhola
Phulbari
Phungling
Phurumbu
Sadewa
Sangu
Santhakra
Sawa
Sawadin
Sawalakhu
Sikaicha
Sinam
Surumakhim
Tapethok
Tellok
Thechambu
Thinglabu
Thukima
Thumbedin
Tiringe
Yamfudin

Panchthar


Aangna
Aangsarang
Aarubote
Ambarpur
Bharapa
Chilingdin
Chokmagu
Chyangthapu
Durdimba
Ekteen
Embung
Falaicha
Hangum
Khandrung
Khunga
Kurumba
Lalikharka
Limba
Lungrupa
Luwamfu
Mangjabung
Mauwa
Memeng
Nagi
Nangeen
Nawamidanda
Olane
Oyam
Panchami
Prangbung
Pauwa Sartap
Phaktep
Phidim
Prangbung
Rabi
Rani Gaun
Ranitar
Salleri
Sarangdanda
Sidin
Siwa
Subhang
Syangrumba
Yangnam
Yasok
oyam

Jhapa

Anarmani
Arjundhara
Bahundangi
 Baigundhura
 Balubadi
 Baniyani
 Budhabare
 Chakchaki
 Chandragadhi
 Charpane
Dangibari
Dhaijan
Dharmpur
 Dudhe
 Duhagadhi
Garamani
Gauradaha
Gauriganj
Ghailadubba
Gherabari
Goldhap
Garamuni
 Haldibari
 Jalthal
Jhiljhile
Juropani
Jyamirgadhi
Kechana
Khajurgachhi
Khudnabari
Kohabara
Korobari
Kumarkhod
 Lakhanpur
Mahabhara
Maharanijhoda
 Maheshpur
Mechinagar
 Panchganchi
Pathamari
Pathariya
Prithivinagar
 Rajghadh
Sanischare
Satasidham
 Shantinagar
 Sharanamati
Shivaganj
Surunga
 Taganduba
Topgachchi

Ilam



Amchok
Bajho
 Barbote
 Chamaita
Chisapani
Chulachuli 
 Danabari

 Dhuseni
 Ebhang
 Ektappa
 Ebhang
 Erautar
 Gajurmukhi
 Ghuseni
Godak
 16Gorkhe
 17Ilam
 18Jamuna
 19Jirmale 
20Jitpur
 21Jogmai
 22Kanyam
 23Kolbung
 24Laxmipur
 25Lumde
 26Mabu
27 Mahamai
 28Maimajhuwa
 29Maipokhari
 30Mangalbare
 31Namsaling
 32Naya Bazar
 33Panchakanya
 34Pashupatinagar
 35Phakphok
 36Fikkal Bazar
 37Phuyatappa
 38Puwamajhuwa
 39Pyang
 40Sakfara
 41Sakhejung
 42Samalpung
 43Sangrumba
 44Shanti Danda
 45Shantipur
 46Shree Antu
 47Siddhithumka
48Soyak
 49Soyang
 50Sri Antu
51Sulubung
 52Sumbek

Thursday, March 29, 2012

All

Dhankuta


kathmandu


Pokhara


Mahrndranagar


Dipayal











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