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Cosmopolitan C, Kyiv (2026)

02/11/2022

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02/11/2022

Национальный парк Игуасу-Фолс в Аргентине.😍

02/11/2022

Вечер в Лондоне🧡🇬🇧

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31/10/2022

1. Secondhand trade underwear still takes place

Well, you probably did not imagine think about this. Secondhand trading is very much alive and takes place in Japan legally. The trade started in the early 1990 where secondhand underwear was sold in vending machines. This declined but there still remain some few vending machines selling them. Most of the underwear sold was worn by school girls in Japan.

2. Anti fart underwear

This clearly sounds funny but then is true. The underwear was designed by a UK company to specifically help people with digestive issues. The underwear was capable of filtering out smelly odor which gave it a lot of attention leading to most healthy individual trying it out.

3. Edible underwear

Sounds really crazy but then there exists edible underwear. The thought of munching your underwear may put some people off but then edible underwear has been in existence since 1975. David Sanderson and Chicagoans Lee Brady were the first people to design such an underwear using candy. They found it difficult to secure a patent for it but did eventually succeed. Nowadays you will be surprised that an edible underwear costs upwards of $100. The have raked up $150,00o sales in a month when they were at their peak. They are nowadays used at parties and in helping partners enjoy s*x more.

4. Children's Thongs from Abercrombie's

Abercrombie produced the first children thongs which led to some criticism from over the years. The first children thong was released in 2002 and despite creating some controversies, it remains in the market and is worn by younger girls. The company claimed its intent was to make young girls look cuter.

5. Mormon underwear

The Mormon sect of Christianity have a unique choice on the type of under garments they wear. There underwear comes in a set of some white boxers and white T-shirts with the symbol of the church. They can only be got at specialized church websites and stores.

6. Underwear for dogs

A Cairo University wanted to test how undergarments could affect the s***m production. To perform such tests they used dogs which were dressed with a cotton and polyester underwear. Another group of dogs were left as the control and the experiments went on for 3 months in which regular tests were done on s***m production. There were no big changes in s***m production although dogs that wore polyester underwear showed some small decline in s***m production.

7. Prisoner stitched underwear

Prisoners in a South Carolina jail were hired by Third generations in 1990 to help stitch underwear so that they can make a few dollars. Well, most people cannot imagine having their underwear stitched by prisoners and this might put off some people when making love. The prisoners themselves have a shortage of underwear and the conditions inside prison might not be the best to for stitching your under garment.

8. Economic Index

The men underwear can be a great way to show how the economy is going. In 2009, the sale of men underwear dropped by 2.3% due to the economic crisis but then again rose to 6.4% in 2011 when the economy grew.

9. Wedgie-proof underwear

A wedgie-proof underwear was created in 2007 after some incidents of joking. The underwear actually comes off after some pulling of and is also featured in some movie called 'Cloudy with a chance of meatballs'.

10. Color blindness underwear

This is a problem faced by most men who are color blind. Have you ever asked yourself if the color of your partner's underwear is exactly the color it is? Color blindness came to light after 1790 when a scholar John Dalton bough her mother some pair of stocking thinking they were blue while they were red.

31/10/2022

1. The Word Kiss Is Based on a Sound

The word kiss is said to be derived from the Germanic word kuss, which imitates the smacking sound of two lips meeting. In other circles, kiss is said to be derived from the old English word cyssan. In Japanese the word for kiss is also a sound (kisu), but the French refer to a kiss as "ba**er."

2. Not Everybody Likes to Lock Lips

Some cultures simply don't kiss! In most cultures kissing does not have a practical purpose. Kissing in public is deemed taboo in many Asian cultures, and French kissing was originally a slur on the French -- people thought they thought about s*x too much!

3. Kissing Calms You Down

When you lock lips, the brain lights up like a city block, releasing a flood of chemicals throughout the body. This heavy duty hormone cocktail that triggers affection and cements attraction. In men, this encourages testosterone to build up to promote feelings of protectiveness. In women, the chemical compound encourages bonding.

4. Kissing is Addicting

That's because a compound in human saliva that serves to create a feeling of addiction. You basically get hooked on the taste of the other person's spit. It's an evolutionary tactic designed to help us check partners out before hooking up, because saliva hosts a ton of minute clues about immunity, genes and compatibility.

5. Your Brain Likes Kissing New People

That lovely hormone that gets you addicted floods your system whenever you kiss a new partner, making you love-drunk, miss sleep and generally fall in love. But the dopamine gradually wears off, which is why kissing the same person can quickly get old.

6. Kissing is Healthy

Kissing boosts the immune system because you share germs. In a healthy situation, your body reacts to the kissing by attacking the other's person's saliva, increasing your immunity. Not only that, all the other stuff that goes with kissing (foreplay, groping, heavy petting) lowers your blood pressure and releases stress!

7. The Kiss of Death is Real!

Ever kissed someone and felt nothing? That's because your body is telling you that person isn't a suitable mate. A lot of us still operate on instinct when it comes to finding that significant other. Kissing is one way to rule unsuitable potential partners out. So the next time you lock lips and don't feel a thing, listen to your body and walk away.

8. Kissing Makes Relationships Last

45% of people in long term relationships report higher levels of satisfaction if they just keep making out. More kissing, researches fond, also tended to lead to more s*x. This is because some researchers believe that open-mouth kissing functions as prep for s*x. Psychologists believe it's because passionate kissing continually renews the bond between partners.

9. Bad Kissers Don't Get Laid

Women place more importance on kissing than any other romantic skill. If you kiss like a sloppy baboon, chances are she won't let you in her bed. Men, on the other hand, are ambivalent about kissing skills and prefer sloppy kissers, since this indicates a willingness to have s*x.

10. Kissing Takes Effort

During a kiss, you move at least 34 facial muscles! It also involves at least 112 other muscles that include the neck, shoulders and arms. The kissing muscle moves the lips into a puckered shape, and it said to be the most important.

29/10/2022

Fact 1
Dingoes live in grasslands, semi-arid land and edge of forests. They live near rocky gorges and take shelter in hollow logs and caves.

Fact 2
They are golden or reddish colored canids that roam great distances and communicate with howls.

Fact 3
Young dingoes can forage over 60 km area.

Fact 4
They can turn their heads almost 360 degrees to track other animals such as birds in flight.

Fact 5
Dingoes use their paws to turn door k***s as they have unique wrists that are capable of rotation.

Fact 6
They breed once a year and mate in autumn. The gestation period is two months. The litter size ranges between one to ten pups.

Fact 7
Dingoes hunt mainly at night and target and kill large animals such as a kangaroo in a pack. They bury remaining food and eat grubs, eggs and wildfowl when other prey is scarce. They also eat rodents, lizards, birds, plants and fruits.

Fact 8
Males weigh 25 – 43 pounds when fully grown they live up to 18 years.

Fact 9
Females eat their dropping for moisture to produce milk for their puppies. They can move their litter of six pups individually in one night over 9 km.

Fact 10
The dominant female dingo kills any pups born to other females in a dingo pack.

29/10/2022

Fact 1
A crocodile can grow to a length of 18 feet.

Fact 2
Crocodiles generally keep their mouths open to cool down when in a relaxing pose and not to denote aggression. They sweat through their mouth.

Fact 3
Their new teeth grow to replace old teeth. They have 24 teeth that do not chew but grasp and lock. Swallow stones to grind food that is in the stomach.

Fact 4
Their tongues have salt glands that excrete salt making them tolerant to sea water.

Fact 5
The membrane behind their retina, which is referred to as ‘tapetum’ reflects the light. Their eyes shine like red dots at night.

Fact 6
Crocodile use their tails to swim 40 km per hour and can stay for 2 to 3 hours underwater.

Fact 7
A crocodile can live up to 80 years.

Fact 8
Crocodile become very aggressive during the mating season. The gestation period is 80 days. These reptiles produce from 20 up to 80 eggs in particular seasons. The incubation period is generally about 3 months.

Fact 9
The skin of a crocodile is very soft and fine. Some tribes regard the skin of as a symbol of high status.

Fact 10
Crocodiles wipe their eyes when feeding. This is because their eyes start frothing and bubbling when they are eating. However, they are definitely not sad when feeding. This gave rise to the popular saying “crocodile tears”, which refers to a person who is pretending to be crying even though they are not sad.

27/10/2022

Fact 1:
There are more than 50 million cell phones in use in Bangladesh.

Fact 2:
Bangladesh has a estimated population of more than 150 million, which makes it the eight biggest country in the world.

Fact 3:
There are 17 airports located in Bangladesh.

Fact 4:
The name Bangladesh means "Country of Bengal" in the official Bengali language.

Fact 5:
Bangladesh produces about 80 films a year.

Fact 6:
The most popular sport in Bangladesh is cricket.

Fact 7:
Bangladesh has one of the largest coastal mangrove forests in the world.

Fact 8:
Mahasthangarh is Bangladesh's oldest known city site.

Fact 9:
The currency in Bangladesh is named Taka.

Fact 10:
The capital of Bangladesh is Dhaka.

22/10/2022

Fact 1:
The world's longest golf course is the international golf club which located in Massachusetts. The course has a lenght of about 7600 meters.

Fact 2:
The first golf balls used in the 16th century are believed to have been made out of wood.

Fact 3:
About 25% of the golfers in the world are women.

Fact 4:
The first official golf rules were established in Edinburgh by the Gentleman Golfers of Leith.

Fact 5:
The first ever recored hole-in-one was made in 1868 by Tom Morris at the Open Champinship in Prestwick, Scotland.

Fact 6:
The longest putt ever was as long as 114 meters.

Fact 7:
The number of dimples on a golf ball is either 336 for an American ball or 330 for a British ball.

Fact 8:
The youngest golfer to shoot a hole-in-one was the five year Coby Orr. It happened in Littleton, Colorado, in 1975.

Fact 9:
The chances of making two holes-in-one in a round of golf are one in 67 million.

Fact 10:
The word caddy comes from the French word for student, cadet, which is pronounced cad-DAY.

22/10/2022

marksman's bullet.

Fact 2:
Fencing has been included in every Olympic game since 1898.

Fact 3:
The fencing suits are white, because in earlier times, touching was recorded with a piece of cotton at the tip of the weapon dripped in ink.

Fact 4:
It wasn't until 1898 that the 4 minutes timing limit has been invented.

Fact 5:
President Theodor Roosevelt and Winston Churchill are former fencers.

Fact 6:
The first electronic scoring machine for fencing was invented in 1936.

Fact 7:
Fencing as a game goes back to as early as 1200 A.D.

Fact 8:
The categories of fencing under the Olympics are; Foil, Epee, and Sabre.

Fact 9:
Fencing is known for being the only combat sport with no weight classes.

Fact 10:
Many of the ballet positions are derived from fencing.

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