Random proverbs by Runil-2


  • The school of fish was closed that day because most the fishes had been killed and served up in restaurants all around the world
  • As dusk approached, Evan grew stupider and stupider

  • She had told him several times she didn’t love him. He was getting creeped-out because he had no idea who she was.
     
  • When Robina said she wanted to go home, she meant she loved her boyfriend very much.
     
  • As time passed, newborn babies of Italy Chowk in Kathmandu began to develop more and German features.
     
  • No one is surprised when a wise man makes a comment on the economic crisis and offers solutions. Bart farted so loud everyone had to close their ears, so they could not hear what the wise man was saying
     
  • “Elipha, will you marry me,” said Rahul Karmacharya, to his fraternal twin sister. She said yes.
     
  • Most Stars are so far away that even light takes millions of years to reach to us from them.  Paris Hilton is actually 92 years old.
     
  • The butcher realized he had led a terribly sinful life. So he handed over the drugs business to his cousin, sold away his ‘manpower agency’ to a larger brothel in Nevada and promised to himself he would spend the rest of the life only killing animals mercilessly.
     
  • The Manakamana temple is an excellent example of Nepali art and culture. If you are confident and theatrical enough, and can weave intricate stories, the dumb Nepalis will believe anything.
     
  • Ningpa’s parents told him they had met for the first time in a ‘bar’ in Thamel. He did not want to know more.
     
  • Please let me know when you are going to the Loo.
     
  • You should never let the other person wear a checkered shirt if you plan on working with her brother.
     
  • The way his eyes looked at me buggered me a lot. So I closed the closet, making sure to cover the head with a towel.
     
  • His mother was a Nurse, and his father a lecturer in the University. He was gay, and they were shocked.

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