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Travel Forum / Destinations / Asia / May 2005Wife cuts off Hubbies Organ !
Woman chops off husband's penis By: Agencies May 23, 2005 Lucknow: A young woman chopped off her husband's penis with a kitchen knife over his "blatant indulgence in womanising and drinking," police said on Saturday. The 27-year-old woman said her husband of 10 years had brought a prostitute home to Lucknow on Friday, police said. "I wanted to teach him a lesson for his blatant indulgence in womanising and drinking," Reshma Ahmed, a mother of four, said in her confession to police. "He was fast asleep when I thought to myself that enough was enough... so I tied his hands and feet and got a kitchen knife to chop off his organ to bring an end to his lust once and for all." A team of doctors at a local hospital have reattached his penis She may think she's smart! Now she will have to remain a nun for the rest of her life (nice way of saying "no more f.cking for her") >Woman chops off husband's penis > By: Agencies [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > >A team of doctors at a local hospital have reattached his penis Tweety saids, "She may think she's smart! Now she will have to remain a nun for the rest of her life (nice way of saying "no more f.cking for her")" Saids you? You are from Thai? I have a gut feeling this is a troll! >Tweety saids, "She may think she's smart! Now she will have to remain >a nun for the rest of her life (nice way of saying "no more >f.cking for her")" > >Saids you? | You are from Thai? No, he is from the US. | I have a gut feeling this is a troll! Yes, he is a troll. Cheers, Carlos Carlos, you are a sad sack of sh.t... Why would she have to give up sex? Reshma Ahmed doesn't sound like a Thai name to me. > Reshma Ahmed doesn't sound like a Thai name to me. Lucknow (in this case should be NO luck now) town is in India. Noi Khun Noi, How are you? Long time no read your posts. In India huh? Now it makes sense, except why is it posted here? Somchai > Khun Noi, > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Somchai Khun Somchai: I am fine and thanks for asking, Khun Somchai. I have been so busy, a long to do list around the house. I just finish my flower garden yesterday. My husband takes care of the vegetable garden. I hope that we will have time to redo our front yard this year. Then after that we will have to get ready for our annual pilgrim to the wilderness (Boundary Water) to get away from the big city rat race (I can hardly wait). So how have you been doing and how is your family? Noi Nice to see two good friends chit chat here, BTW how big and what vegetables are your hubby planting? My specialty are tomatoes and chilies and I always share it with my neighbors. >Khun Somchai: > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > >Noi > Nice to see two good friends chit chat here, BTW how big and what vegetables > are your hubby planting? My specialty are tomatoes and chilies and I always [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > > >Noi We have a large vegetables garden (it used to be a valleyball court from the previous owner). We grow tomatoes, green beans, red cabbages, four kinds of hot peppers, cucumbers, zucchinis, egg plants, Thai basil, and other herbs. Likewise, we share with our neighbors and co-workers at work as well. Noi That's nice, I have about 1/2 acre backyard and the problems too many rabbits here, also lazy to pull weeds. This year I reduced it by 1/3 to better manage it. I have 15 tomatoes' plants, spring onion, a few mints and five chilies, should yield at least fifty kg tomatoes. I really like the pesticide free tomatoes, very big and juicy. I have to share it with the neighbors and at work too. Take care and have fun. >We have a large vegetables garden (it used to be a valleyball court >from the previous owner). We grow tomatoes, green beans, red cabbages, [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >Noi We, Moi and I do the same too. We have 1/3 acre yard and we grow tomatoes, Cherry tomatoes for SomTum and the meaty ones for general eating. We also grow, three or four types of peppers, string beans, cucumbers, watermelon and various herbs and spices. This will be our third year with a garden. We are new, relatively speaking, at this. We used to buy all of our vegetables and last year we were able to the fruits of our own harvest. It is a great feeling and I found that gardening relaxes me. We share our veggy with our neighbors too! One of our neighbor was my Physics teacher in High School and he grows a lot of stuff. He shares his tasty tomatoes. He has the best tomatoes on our street, 3-5 inches across and very tasty. Somchai > We, Moi and I do the same too. We have 1/3 acre yard and we grow > tomatoes, Cherry tomatoes for SomTum and the meaty ones for general [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Somchai khun Somchai: We are gardening for relaxation as well (well, almost as of this writing the rabbits are having regular feast on my petunias). At any rate, nothing like picking fresh vegetables from the garden right to the kitchen. Last night I had grilled asparagus from my garden, they taste so much better than store bough. Every year my husband pickle green beans and cucumbers (one of his hobbies). We usually gave them away to friends and neighbors. Noi That's funny, my older daughter actually has a pet rabbit. Somchai Boundary Water sounds southing already. I hope you and your hubby will have a great time. Regards, Somchai > Boundary Water sounds southing already. I hope you and your hubby will > have a great time. > > Regards, > > Somchai Khun Somchai: The Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness is the most beautiful and pristine wilderness I have ever seen. (http://www.down river.com/images/bwca_pic.html). The Little Indian Sioux River is one of many entry points into the Boundary Waters Wilderness Canoe Area, and we usually go throug this entry point. It usually takes us about 4-5 hours of canoing (about 3 portages approximately over a mile) before we reach the camping site. There are many restrictions for visitors, such as no motorized or mechanized equipment (including pontoon boats, sailboats, and sailboards) is allowed. That means canoe is the only form of transportation you can use to get in the wilderness area. Noi > > Boundary Water sounds southing already. I hope you and your hubby will > > have a great time. [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > Noi Here is a correct link http://www.down-river.com/images/bwca_pic.html Noi Yes, indeed very beautiful. You are in Minnesota right? The word Sioux remind me of MT. Rushmore and Crazy Horse Monument in South Dakota. I was there many years ago and may make a trip there this summer with my kid. >Here is a correct link http://www.down-river.com/images/bwca_pic.html > >Noi > > Boundary Water sounds southing already. I hope you and your hubby will > > have a great time. [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > Noi Say Hey Noi !! I can row a boat - canoe? 5555 Yee-Haw !! > Khun Noi, > > How are you? Long time no read your posts. > > In India huh? Now it makes sense, except why is it posted here? "Here" is four places, including rec.travel.asia. > Woman chops off husband's penis > By: Agencies > May 23, 2005 I guess I will have to put on a specially made safety lock tonight to protect my ¹¡à¢Ò ... :) > Lucknow: A young woman chopped off her husband's penis with a kitchen > knife over his "blatant indulgence in womanising and drinking," [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > A team of doctors at a local hospital have reattached his penis Say Hey !! Sounds to me that she may have wanted to play the sex organ !! 5555 Yee-Haw !! That is why I always tell my friends who are indulging in extra-marital sex to always keep a clean and surgically sharp kitchen knife home. It would make reattachment easier for the surgeons with a clean cut wound. > Woman chops off husband's penis > By: Agencies [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > A team of doctors at a local hospital have reattached his penis how to cut c.nt? > Woman chops off husband's penis > By: Agencies [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > A team of doctors at a local hospital have reattached his penis Don't cut the c.nt. Cut the hands. > how to cut c.nt? > [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > > > A team of doctors at a local hospital have reattached his penis |
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