Happy IVGLDSW Day!

Today is International Very Good Looking, Damn Smart Woman's Day.

No need to wish me a "Happy IVGLDSW Day" as I have already been congratulated by another Very Good Looking, Damn Smart Woman!

And, girls, remember this motto to live by:

Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, chocolate in one hand, wine in the other, body thoroughly used up, totally worn out and screaming "WOO HOO what a ride!"

Inside me lives a skinny woman crying to get out. But I can usually shut the bitch up with cookies. (Unknown)

statistics

M - 100.............D - 10............Pending - .1000/100
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......20....................100....................................
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quote

The day men admit they did mistake, they will become women.

Kill Bill

I remember seeing this movie in the cinema as if it was yesterday... Tonight we have it on TV and thus I recalled the story...

My sister, me and her then boyfriend Ilja decided to go to the cinema... I was up for some easy movie, but Ilja said... "no, I want to see some movie where at least one person dies... "
We ended up seeing Kill Bill...

As the movie got to the part where she killed those approx. 100 men, Ilja looked at us puzzled... "are we really gonna see this movie till the end?"

"well, you wanted to see at least one death, right?"

Those of you, who were lucky enough and stayed alive, you can keep your lives. But your limbs will stay here, they are mine...

back home

so i made it back home. my back starts to hurt as hell and my legs feel weird... well, hope tomorrow will be better...

kyticka

Bandit Queen

I went to see supposedly Bollywood movie. I was looking forward to finally see some dancing and singing in Indian style... :o))... but I was to be disappointed and shocked by a true story of Phoolan Devi...

Early life
She was born into a family of the shudra sub-caste of boatmen called mallahs in the small village of Gorha Ka Purwa, Uttar Pradesh, India. At 11 years of age she was married to a widower 20 years her elder. He already had six children.
Beaten by her husband, the high-spirited and intelligent girl defended her father in a court case over a land dispute. She won, was arrested by police on questionable charges and raped in detention.

Bandit Queen
Devi ran away to the deep jungle of her native region south of Agra and became the mistress of a bandit leader. A rival gang from the powerful land-owner caste caught them, killed her lover and dragged her to their village. She was publicly raped for days. She would never bear children. After three days she escaped, went back to the jungle and gathered a gang. A year later, 20 of her tormentors were dead.
Pursued by the law enforcement authorities, for over two years, she proved difficult to capture. The government of Indira Gahdhi and the police finally made a deal with her that she and members of her gang would not face the death penalty. As a part of this arrangement, in 1983 she surrendered on a stage before a crowd of 10,000 people.

Death
On July 25, 2001, she was shot in front of her house in New Delhi, allegedly by one Sher Singh Rana, which he claims was retribution for the Behmai massacre. The police, however, are sceptical of his claims.
She is survived by her husband, Ummed Singh.

Film
The 1994 Indian film Bandit Queen, by the director Shekhar Kapur is about her life up through her 1983 surrender. Although Devi is a heroine in the film, she fiercely disputed its accuracy and fought to get it banned in India.

I decided to go on gnikcalnoitnettahguoneydniitna strike :o)...

Hegdehog family :o))