eshajam said:

i don't no why it was in scary pics

the name of this pic is > locked forever

waiting for someone...

u know the dress she's wearing..

Shayed issne ik chiriyah koh kaar kaar afsos horaha hai, kiya pata?

Toh phir jaah kaar dhundoh usse, jao shabash!!

Nigeria.

Aap koh maine email mey jawaab diya hai, lol.

shahrukh khan said:

edit MR SCORPIO avatar..its awfull

Arrey meri kismet puty hai, yeh Mr Bichoo kaha sey ageya?

Hello Smiley, welcome to JB.

The Box Jellyfish (also known as a Sea Wasp) is a very dangerous creature to inhabit Australian waters. The Jellyfish has extreme toxins present on its tentacles, which when in contact with a human, can stop cardio-respiratory functions in as little as three minutes.

This jellyfish is responsible for more deaths in Australian than Snakes, Sharks and Salt Water Crocodiles.

The creature has a square body and inhabits the north east areas of Australia. The tentacles may reach up to 80 cms in length. It is found along the coast of the Great Barrier Reef.

This deadly species of jellyfish is related to another deadly jellyfish, the irukandji jellyfish.

Jellyfish have survived a long time in their watery habitats. Sea Jellies have lived on earth for millions of years. They can be found in all the oceans of the would. There are even some jellies that live in fresh water lakes and rivers.

Jellyfish look pretty weird because they come in strange shapes and colors. They are shaped like a bell or an inverted bowl from 3 millimeters to 2 meters in diameter. The bells of Jellyfish contain small sense organs that respond to light and gravity.

Their jelly like bodies may be nearly clear, or a color such as pale blue, orange, brown, white or pink. Although Jellyfish are often glassy or pale bluish in color, they can also be yellow, deep blue, bright purple, pale lilac, bright orange, deep red. Some Jellyfish, when they are disturbed at night, give off a cold bright light called luminescence.

Jellyfish may be tiny or quite large. Many of the most common kinds are saucer size. One specie in the cold arctic sea is huge; it's body can be more than 7 feet wide, and it's tentacles can be up to 120 feet long.

Did you ever wonder how Jellyfish reproduce with that squishy like body? Well now you're going to find out. Individual Jellyfish are either male or female. The eggs and sperm develop in special areas called Gonads inside the body wall. The gonads are frequently very colorful and add greatly to the beauty of the living Jellyfish. When all of the eggs and sperm are fully developed, they are released into the stomach and then through the mouth into the sea. Some of the eggs stick to the frilly mouth lips which surround the mouth of the Jellyfish. There they are fertilized by the sperm and continue to develop. As in all many-celled animals, the microscopic fertilized eggs begin a series of cell divisions which finally result in an embryo. However, the embryo does not develop directly into a baby jellyfish, but becomes a tiny, flattened creature called a Planula.

The Planula, which is covered with rapidly beating hairlike cilia, is able to swim and may be carried a considerable distance by ocean currents during it's short swimming period, lasting from a few hours to several days. The tiny Planula then makes its way toward the sea bottom where it actively looks for a suitable place to attach itself. At this point, a remarkable series of events take place.

The planula attaches to a rock, shell, pier pilling, or some hard underwater object and immediately begins to grow into a Polyp. The Polyp may continue to live for several years. During this time, it captures small shrimp-like organisms and other tiny marine animals for food. Furthermore, each Polyp produced from a Planula is able to reproduce new Polyps by a process called budding. In budding, completely new Polyps develop from the body wall of the original creature, much like a branch growing from the side of a tree. These become detached as separate small Polyps. This is a type of asexual reproduction, since one Polyp gives rise to several "daughter" polyps without eggs and sperm coming together. This happens usually in the spring. Each Polyp begins a different sort of asexual reproduction. At this time a series of grooves appear in the body of the Polyp, which become deeper and deeper as time goes on. Finally, the grooves become so deep, that they cut all the way though the Polyp body. In this way, a pile of disc-shaped structures resembling a stack of coins or tin saucers is formed. As a matter of fact, each of those coins is an individual baby Jellyfish of the Medusa type. It can now break off from the stack and swim away to begin it's own life as a floating Medusa.

Jellyfish eat small animals such as shrimp and plankton. Some of the animals Jellyfish eat are microscopic, too small to be seen by the human eye. They also eat other Jellyfish of other species. They catch their prey by using nematocysts, small stinging organs present in the tentacles and oral arms. Some kinds of stings are like miniature harpoons with barbs on the end that inject poison to paralyze their prey. Some Jellyfish have sticky harpoons and others wrap their harpoons around their prey to trap it. They usually wait for small animals to swim or drift into their tentacles.

Jellyfish have no intestines, liver or pancreas which are so important in the digestion of food in most animals. Jellyfish don't produce bulky waste products, and those which they do produce are passed out through their large mouth. in fact, floating animals like the Jellyfish cannot afford to carry heavy items of food in their stomach while digestion takes place, because this would increase their weight, making it more difficult to stay afloat. Therefore, the Jellyfish digest their food and get rid of the waste matter very rapidly.

Jellyfish usually drift, but occasionally you will see them swimming. Jellyfish swim by rhythmic pulsations of the umbrella or bell. The movement is very like an umbrella being open and shut slowly. It is coordinated by a very simple nervous system and by sense organs around the edge that are sensitive to light and gravity and chemicals in the water.

Did you know that Jellyfish kill more people than a great White Shark and they can sting? Most Jellyfish use their tentacles to sting there prey, but usually it is too weak to hurt people. If you get stung in the neck, the place where you got stung will swell up and you will suffocate. The Box Jellyfish is one of the most deadly Jellyfish. In Australia, they kill up to 65 people a year. When a Jellyfish stings a person, they can die in less than three minutes.

Jellyfish don't have many enemies, but there are some animals like a Banner fish that isn't bothered by their tentacles. The Arrow Crab will gobble up the Jellyfish in one bite. Other animals like turtles will eat them. Certain fish and snails nibble on their tentacles.

You would be surprised how differently jellyfish breath than Man or other fish. Jellyfish have no lungs or no gills or any special breathing organs. The walls of the body and tentacles are so thin that the oxygen molecules are able to pass directly from the water into the internal organs and the carbon dioxide molecules pass out of the body in the same wag. Thus, one might say that a Jellyfish breathes with it's entire body.

Did you ever wonder if jellyfish feel, hear, smell, or taste? If your answer is yes, read this and find out. Unlike more complex animals, the senses of jellyfish are limited. Sea jellies have touch receptors on their tentacles and around their mouths to help capture food. These touch receptors may also detect vibrations in the water caused by the movement of a fish, crab, or other animal swimming by. Sea jellies do not have a nose or tongue. They have special cells that smell and taste scattered all over their bodies. Sea jellies do not have eyes like human eyes, but many have light-sensitive organs around the margins of their bodies. In most cases, these organs do not detect shapes or movement, but allow the jelly to tell light from dark. Jellies can tell up from down by sensing the sunlight at the surface of the ocean.

Did you know there are people who study Jellyfish, but Jellyfish are not an endangered species. For many years, Jelly researchers were more interested in finding ways to get rid of these fascinating animals than they were in understanding them. Today, scientists appreciate the amazing things these simple creatures can do and are beginning to recognize the important role they play in the chain of life in the ocean.

What kinds of research do jelly scientists do? Some are continuing to search for an effective anti-venom that will save victims of Sea Wasp stings. Others are studying the chemicals in Medusa and other Jellies for possible use in treating cancer and other diseases. One of the bioluminescent chemicals found in a Medusa jelly from the Pacific Northwest has already been found to be useful in certain types of Medical research. This substance allows doctors to trace the movement of specific chemicals through the body.

It is the tentacles that make the Jellyfish so dangerous, for on them are stinging cells called nematocysts. When the umbrella-like jellyfish moves through the water, its tentacles drift along behind it. Jellyfish do not attack their prey rapidly like sharks and other fish. They might slowly propel themselves along, but usually they lie in wait for sea creatures to come to them. Whatever living thing they touch, they sting.

All of the 200 varieties of jellyfish have stinging ability, which they use to paralyze the prey that comes within touch of their tentacles. The poison from the nematocysts of the jellyfish varies with the species. Some stings are very harmful to humans, while others will merely cause skin irritation.

Jellyfish are among the most dangerous creatures of the ocean. It is hard to realize this from their looks, for they appear to be nothing more than near-transparent blobs with long, dangling tentacles.

The deadliest jellyfish, the sea wasp, has a poison which can kill a person in 20 minutes by paralyzing the heart!

Lol, theek hai, lekin saab kaar karrcha aap hi uttaiyeh ghi!

~CHANDNI~ said:

SupidGuy said:

Shair ka rishta chahiye ho tu Batana!!!!

sher   ko maro   Goli mery   mano rocking hay

Lol, bahahahahaha!!!

Lol auntie, I just remembered something, you used to call me 'stingy puttar' back in the day, do you still remember that?

Lolz.

Cathy said:

MISS SCORPIO said:

dosselpoh said:

Cathy said:

MISS SCORPIO said:

dosselpoh said:

MISS SCORPIO said:

Haye Allah!!
Joji kai leeyeh rishta?

Wah jee wah, Hum uske leeyeh dhoond lay ghi ik rishta.

chupan chupai mai kisi ko dhoondna n rishtay dhondnay mai farq ha.. app sy nai hona yeh kaam:P:P

Lol, mae usse dhoond lhun ghi, fikaar naa karo joji.

Ahahah ...Abb syrf uss o naih ..Jojiii ko bhi dhoodna hay

chaloo dono mil ker dhoontay hein

Lol, chalo jee!!

Kithay chalo jee

Shopping ley chalo jee, baad vich uno laba ghey!

Cathy said:

dosselpoh said:

MISS SCORPIO said:

dosselpoh said:

MISS SCORPIO said:

Arrey yaar mae usse bula bula kaar thaak chukee hoon!!

Woh tarro kae neeche Joji ki tasveer dekh kaar gana gaah rahe hai!!

(8) Dekha Hai Pehle Baar, Sajaan Kee Ankhon Mey Pyaar! (8)

haye Allah .. mujay to sharmana bhi nai a ra

Lol, wah kiya jori hogi aap dono ki!

nazar na laga dena app .. mai too us ky baray mai sooch sooch ker pagal ho raha hon

shair for her..

Chupke chupke faryad kia kertay hain,
Har pal hum apko yad kia kertay hain,

Yeh hum nahin kehtay ghar wale kehtay hain,
k nend main bhi hum aapka naam lia kertay hain

Ahahhaha Chalo hamaree na sahee ..MS ki pasand toh aap ko pasand ayeeeeee

Lol, he has an exquisite choice, lol.

dosselpoh said:

MISS SCORPIO said:

dosselpoh said:

MISS SCORPIO said:

Arrey yaar mae usse bula bula kaar thaak chukee hoon!!

Woh tarro kae neeche Joji ki tasveer dekh kaar gana gaah rahe hai!!

(8) Dekha Hai Pehle Baar, Sajaan Kee Ankhon Mey Pyaar! (8)

haye Allah .. mujay to sharmana bhi nai a ra

Lol, wah kiya jori hogi aap dono ki!

nazar na laga dena app .. mai too us ky baray mai sooch sooch ker pagal ho raha hon

shair for her..

Chupke chupke faryad kia kertay hain,
Har pal hum apko yad kia kertay hain,

Yeh hum nahin kehtay ghar wale kehtay hain,
k nend main bhi hum aapka naam lia kertay hain

Haye nee mey sadke java!!
Apni mangetaar lay shayaar?

Haye Rabba, mey kyun nazaar lagawa ghi taday dona tay?
Wah jee waah!

Something strange is in the air.

new_beau said:

MISS SCORPIO said:

You're fond of travelling & you like receiving pappiyan off my baby sister!!

@ New_Beau.

hayeela..tusi ko tou saara ee pata hay

shahrukh khan said:

new_beau said:

what do u know about me ?   

yeh tu aapko main topic main bataounga

apnay jaisa na bata dena

Gee-Z said:

i waz in pak yaar
aub apny homeland US

aur wats new at your end

wapas aa gaya..meeting klay liyey mera wait nahin kiya Lahore mainn

Lol, iss bichoo koh saab kuch pata hai.

Nice.

Some of those outfits are really stunning.

Damn, where do people like those artists get their inspirations from?

Btw, nice pics, lol.

Lol, that's cute.

Aap meri jani hain.

Lebanon.

Vijay Path - Raah Mein Unse Mulaqat Hogaye.

SohniKuddi said:

MISS SCORPIO said:

And after reading all that, what's your personal opinion on the subject?

lol, was it too much to digest? it's by far more bitesize compared to your articles. My personal opinion is above the pasted article sweet Pea. In case you missed it:

SohniKuddi said:

If you're not looking at it from a religious point of view, arguments against abortion suggest that it is murder, but the definition of murder is the unlawful killing of a human being by another. When is a foetus a human being? theres much debate on this subject, some stating that once fertilisation has taken place and others saying that after so many weeks a foetus is living.

Explained: It's murder until it can be stated that the foetus is 'living'

about the rape issue Smooth D raised, thats debatable, quite true too. with a good enough reason abortion could be an option.

and the above is my opinnion

Your opinion was asked, not your sarcasm.

MAA said:

tanx. There was a story a month back in the papers of a girl here in scotland who was around 23 years old, Sobia Wali, she secretly married a guy called usman something and got pregnant. When she was 5 months pregnant her parents took her to pak for her grandmothers funeral and tried to get her baby aborted. Sadly sobia bled to death and died on the operating table. Her husband usman says she was forced to have the abortion and her parents say that she died of an infection.

I think her parents tried to abort the baby due to their fake self respect blah blah. Now they gonna have to face Allah on qayamat when he burns them over and over for what they did. Sick and twisted ppl man.

How the hell did those idiots think that it's possible to abort an unborn foetus at 5 months of pregnancy?

What a pair of retards, how can there be honour in the killing of two innocent lives? Hmmm, those asses have blood on their hands for life, I hope this haunts them forever.

MAA said:

ok then. Are u really in netherlands right now?

Is there an apna that you know of that wears a kilt?

Lol.

MAA said:

WAT?????????!!!! oye sha rukh kihtey eh tu? ki matlab eh tera?

Oh yes it is nice to see this topic has not been made to abuse me. Actually I dont mind abuse either.

Lol, you nutter!

dosselpoh said:

MISS SCORPIO said:

dosselpoh said:

MISS SCORPIO said:

Miss mine said:

   me ne bulayah

Hey gorgeous!!

plz .. yahan mazak na kerain

Bandaar kai kah!

<Get's Eshajam to bite you!>

uffff hooo..bander nai bolna bajzz.. ijjat ha apni yahan..

Lolz arrey wah ji wah!
Melay shonay maan monay bhai ki yaha ijjat hai!!
Lolz, sowwie!! Mwahhhh!! Wubju!!

Mujrim said:

MISS SCORPIO said:

Arrey uss shaitaan koh kahey kaah sharram, lol!

jee humei kis baat ki sharam??

Nevermind moojoo woojoo!!