Infy Woman murderedhacked in Madras at 7 am

goodcitizn wrote:Do they have cameras installed in railway stations?

swapna wrote:

goodcitizn wrote:Do they have cameras installed in railway stations?

are you wondering whether a woman under attack can pick up one of those cameras and strike the attacker with it? I don't think so; the cameras are probably installed too high up to be reachable, and anyway, they won't be heavy enough to be.of any use.

swapna wrote:

goodcitizn wrote:Do they have cameras installed in railway stations?

are you wondering whether a woman under attack can pick up one of those cameras and strike the attacker with it? I don't think so; the cameras are probably installed too high up to be reachable, and anyway, they won't be heavy enough to be.of any use.

garam_kuta wrote:

swapna wrote:

goodcitizn wrote:Do they have cameras installed in railway stations?

are you wondering whether a woman under attack can pick up one of those cameras and strike the attacker with it? I don't think so; the cameras are probably installed too high up to be reachable, and anyway, they won't be heavy enough to be.of any use.

let me tell you a secret that you wouldn't know...real men have vulnerable spots that don't require high impact force to incapacitate them.  

swapna wrote:

garam_kuta wrote:

swapna wrote:

goodcitizn wrote:Do they have cameras installed in railway stations?

are you wondering whether a woman under attack can pick up one of those cameras and strike the attacker with it? I don't think so; the cameras are probably installed too high up to be reachable, and anyway, they won't be heavy enough to be.of any use.

let me tell you a secret that you wouldn't know...real men have vulnerable spots that don't require high impact force to incapacitate them.  

"a secret that you wouldn't know?" ayyo, naiyae! - as rashmun once put it - mikka redundant-aa cholleeTTiyonno?

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

.....these things happen only UP and Bihar. Now this happens at the heart of Madras at 7 am?

Guess these days one needs to walk with an AR-15 while visiting/living in India.  I would strongly suggest tht women should carry "pepper spray" all the time in India. Mostly people use knife and machetes. Pepper spray gives a woman some time to run and escape that moment - at least.

garam_kuta wrote:

swapna wrote:

garam_kuta wrote:

swapna wrote:

goodcitizn wrote:Do they have cameras installed in railway stations?

are you wondering whether a woman under attack can pick up one of those cameras and strike the attacker with it? I don't think so; the cameras are probably installed too high up to be reachable, and anyway, they won't be heavy enough to be.of any use.

let me tell you a secret that you wouldn't know...real men have vulnerable spots that don't require high impact force to incapacitate them.  

"a secret that you wouldn't know?" ayyo, naiyae! - as rashmun once put it - mikka redundant-aa cholleeTTiyonno?

i try emphasizing cuz mannangatti maramandaikku appadi sonnAlavathu eArumannu oru nambikkai
anyways that was googled, not his own; and ah... the hyphenated is rashmun, you are saying? well, well, well ....

btw, chollee is very keralite; romba kEvalam - mostly palakkad types who butcher the language by grotesque infusion of truncated malayalam into the language, and hybridize it with their own minced paapaan dialect and yet call that pidgin output as thamizh - disgusting... kandraavi.
aside -you are as pathetic as kayal vizhi, who is yet to post a single word in thamizh of his/her own on this board.

garam-kuta wrote:

garam_kuta wrote:

swapna wrote:

garam_kuta wrote:

swapna wrote:
are you wondering whether a woman under attack can pick up one of those cameras and strike the attacker with it? I don't think so; the cameras are probably installed too high up to be reachable, and anyway, they won't be heavy enough to be.of any use.

let me tell you a secret that you wouldn't know...real men have vulnerable spots that don't require high impact force to incapacitate them.  

"a secret that you wouldn't know?" ayyo, naiyae! - as rashmun once put it - mikka redundant-aa cholleeTTiyonno?

i try emphasizing cuz mannangatti maramandaikku appadi sonnAlavathu eArumannu oru nambikkai
anyways that was googled, not his own; and ah... the hyphenated is rashmun, you are saying? well, well, well ....

btw,  chollee is very keralite; romba kEvalam - mostly palakkad types who butcher the language by grotesque infusion of truncated malayalam into the language, and hybridize it with their own minced paapaan dialect and yet call that pidgin output as thamizh - disgusting... kandraavi.
aside -you are as pathetic as kayal vizhi, who is yet to post a single word in thamizh of his/her own on this board.

ayyo ayyo ayyayyo! do you believe the senileone? what do i have to do to convince people that i am b_A? start speaking in telegu? ok . i am going to show you my proficiency in telegu. start lining up some experts to "test" my telegu .
ps: the mis-spelling is deliberate.