would anyone here like to share someother knowledge that refreshes the mind on various topics xcept for the bookish knowledge

atleast someone take the initiative
read this
LETTER TO PRINCIPLE BY PUNJABI KID :


To,
The Principle,
Guru Harkishan Public School, Kalka Ji ,
New Delhi.


Sir,

Binti eh hai ki ajj kall school vich Dil nahin lagda te raat nu neend vi nahi aandi. Kyonki school vich kudiyyan ghatt ne. Sohni vee nai hai, jo hai oh sabb eniyann ajeeb ne ki dekhann nu ji ni karda, sab kaali peeli hengi. Te Madama v koih khass patakka ya jabardast maal nahi haan.

Hor kuch nai te ghatt to ghatt receptionist hi sohni rakh lavo.... taaki nave bachhe admission laen layyee motivate ho sakan.

Aap ji da bahut dhannwad howega.


Your's faithfully,

Santa Singh
Class: 3 � B

I was too getting bored till I started playing chess....
If u wish u can also play.... even with me at ZAPAK

sorry dude i am already online on many sites cant be online on more than that
but if here u want to share something u r welcome

do u have any funny qustions i mean brain teasers

i do have such games if u are at gmail then give me your id i will send u there

my id:-surajd32@gmail.com

post ur question

i m very sorry i had almost uploaded all the files but google does no allow to send .exe files i m very sorry

Hey Abhan
Myself Gogoejoe I read your post your concept is super I like most so I share some knowledge.
The most common example of a cellular network is a mobile phone (cell phone) network. A mobile phone is a portable telephone which receives or makes calls through a cell site (base station), or transmitting tower. Radio waves are used to transfer signals to and from the cell phone. Large geographic areas (representing the coverage range of a service provider) may be split into smaller cells to avoid line-of-sight signal loss and the large number of active phones in an area. In cities, each cell site has a range of up to approximately ½ mile, while in rural areas, the range is approximately 5 miles. Many times in clear open areas, a user may receive signals from a cellsite 25 miles away. All of the cell sites are connected to cellular telephone exchanges "switches", which connect to a public telephone network or to another switch of the cellular company.
Thanks.

Can you imagine the band/orchestra members in a Broadway play, that runs for years, getting bored of playing the same music over and over? You may want to reevaluate your situation.