Comments on: Gillette calls Prime Minister Manmohan Singh lazy

By: Sam Sunder

Sam Sunder — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 03:49:45 +0000

If Gillette is so concerned about stubble … Let them Distribute their Razors and blades FREE of cost. After all they have identified the problem and they also have the solution.

By: JK

JK — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 02:57:59 +0000

Even Gillette calls Abraham Lincoln,Ulysses S. Grant,Rutherford B. Hayes,James A. Garfield,Benjamin Harrison (Presidents of the United States) ,Vladimir Lenin & lot of scientist like Galileo Galilei as lazy .

Too Bad

By: Mithun

Mithun — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 02:11:51 +0000

Mr. Gaurav,
If being abused by everyone is not-so-serious issue for you, then please find some fetish porn site and pass your time there instead of wasting your time here.
Moreover, who’s making fun of the Hon’ble Prime minister here? Is it wrong to bring to the front how the Dirty business of the corporates are making fun of the prominent personalities of our country? Does the above serious issue looks like fun to you?
Would you still think it’s fun, if another corporate like “Braun” starts demanding that all women should shave their bikini region, otherwise no Man will copulate with them? Now Braun ladies shaving products are so affordable that women should not be lazy anymore to shave their fannies! Men are on a warpath against all those lazy, hairy Women!
How do you feel about that?

By: Gaurav

Gaurav — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 17:41:04 +0000

Again folks … i thought this was a serious site … u ppl post stuff which makes no sense and actually makes things worse .Why make fun of the PM just to get a headline .I am sure everyone logging in will know in a second that this site is managed by people who instead of looking into serious issues men have are trying to just make headlines by trying to play around with words.

Meaning of Stubble from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

A man with facial stubble.
Stubble is the regrowth of shaven body hair on the legs, armpits or chest that is short and rough to the touch. It also the term used for short stalks of grain or hay left in a field after the crop has been harvested.