Piling wrote:I need exactly 15 kg to reach my ideal weight. How do I calculate ?
According to science, waist size should have in cm the half of the height. Now, as 1cm of waist size = 1 kg, it is simple to calculate how many I have to lose.
Fortunately, Lent starts on March 1st. It will help.
I just need to become 6 inches taller
Piling wrote:Spring day in Duhok : bare arms in the city.
Leurs organes génitaux seraient «offensants» en plein vol.
Piling wrote:I know what the pigeon refuses to fly, He is afraid of Daesh :
http://geopolis.francetvinfo.fr/daech-i ... tion-63533
Daesh bans pigeons and condemns to flagellation any owners of such birds. Why ?
Their genitals would be "offensive" in flight.Leurs organes génitaux seraient «offensants» en plein vol.
I wonder how Jihadists can see pigeons' genitals, under all their feathers and some meters above their heads.
Probably Allah gave them a SUPER EYE.
So the pigeon might be able to fly but it plays the cripple in case of a Daesh incursion in Duhok.
The site Al Arabiya reports that the organization of the Islamic State has issued a decree, of which it reproduces a copy, prohibiting the breeding of pigeons on the territories that it controls. Their genitals would be "offensive" in flight. Offenders expose themselves to prison and public flogging.
I hope enormous flocks of pigions fly over ISIS jihadists and shit on the lot of them
Piling wrote:What I miss in Duhok is physical activity. In France, I walked 1 h per day for going and coming back from the Institute. At home I had a bike for cardio training. Of course, I could not take it with me in Kurdistan.
Here in Duhok, it is not easy to walk, because that city is made for cars and not for walkers. Riding a bike in its streets is a suicide, Kurdish drivers are anarchists.
I feel the need to spend my energy but how ? I don't like gym nor fitness. If I find some kids' games to play alone, like Jokari (I remember when I were a kid I played hours). Or jumping rope. Or if anyone has an idea…
Piling wrote:Lost 1 kg, I think.
Piling wrote:Yesterday, the school celebrated Students' Day. The younger class (7th) played a cute patriotic drama. It is easy to understand, even in Kurdish :
Kurdistan is a country of beautiful dancing ladies. Then Daesh gangsters came and killed them. A survivor cursed them, they threatened, but the brave Kurdish fighters arrive and make them prisoners, while Kurdistan raises up with its flag.
Final patriotic anthem with a sample of all Kurdish fighters.
https://youtu.be/bI7OA6WCZ-8
Piling wrote:I bought a jumping rope. 3 minutes : EXHAUSTING. I remember when I was 10, jumping during 1 hour. We should never pass 10 years.
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