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Player player on the wall !!! who's the smartest of all ???

Sloka said:
That's her common style of committing typos... :Cwl:

Ignore it ....
Ignore it :giggle:
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No it's not typo

Here's a cure for your eyes

Here's a mud for your eyes

Here's suds for your eyes

Googled it and got it

It is used when two or more people toast together before drinking. To wish them ‘Good Health’, ‘Good Fortune’ and Cheer them, they say ‘Here’s mud in your eye’. However it sounds negative but it has a positive meaning :)

Where did it come from?

The actual origin of this phrase is Biblical, when Jesus spat in the dirt and rubbed the wet dirt (mud) into they eye of a blind man, which healed the man's sight. "Here's a cure" sounds the most plausible given the circumstances under which it is most often used
 
Tongue tornado said:
How come spoon, fork, knife is wrong answer? You buy them for eating purpose but don't eat them..then what's wrong with cutlery? No utensils left behind:Dull:
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Bro plate can be used for eating. how could u tell u can eat with knife it's also been used for cutting vegetables and meats. Even spoon can be used to take liquid medicine And too cook food. Plate used for eating purpose in simple way so this is the correct answer .
 
Shez4u4ever said:
Bro plate can be used for eating. how could u tell u can eat with knife it's also been used for cutting vegetables and meats. Even spoon can be used to take liquid medicine And too cook food. Plate used for eating purpose in simple way so this is the correct answer .
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Yes yes you are 100% correct.... we use only plates for eating purpose... we wont use small bowls or spoons for eating.... we just pour whatever the stuff it might be in only plates and we just have it directly with mouth :Cwl:

Bro .... y r we discussing sorry looks like fighting abt this stupid saa googled answer thing.... anyway the Google answer is plate only .... but we cannot use only plate ....we even use glass spoon fork etc etc.....

As we r indians we don't use knife.... but in foreign.... ppl take use of knife during they eat hard substances .....


And please haa ..... close this discussion on that question and continue for next question guys :fingercross:
 
Deepak Kiran said:
No it's not typo

Here's a cure for your eyes

Here's a mud for your eyes

Here's suds for your eyes

Googled it and got it

It is used when two or more people toast together before drinking. To wish them ‘Good Health’, ‘Good Fortune’ and Cheer them, they say ‘Here’s mud in your eye’. However it sounds negative but it has a positive meaning :)

Where did it come from?

The actual origin of this phrase is Biblical, when Jesus spat in the dirt and rubbed the wet dirt (mud) into they eye of a blind man, which healed the man's sight. "Here's a cure" sounds the most plausible given the circumstances under which it is most often used
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Annayyaaaa:cry1::cry1:.....
adi typo annayyaa....
Ayina kuda aaa typo nundi intha pedha essay techav chudu Google nundi....

For your dedication :blessing: :clapping:
 
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