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Meet Edward Mordrake,The Man Who Had 2 Faces! One Used To â€˜Talkâ€™ To Him

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Have you ever thought there will be a person who has two face, yeah you're right, everybody knows that God created us with just one face that conspires of the ear, eye, nose and mouth but do you know there is a person who has two face, he has double ears, double nose and double mouth, but how can this be possible, nobody could explain how he was born with two face, isn't it scary.

The world has many horrible things, some which can be explained while others cannot. The wonders of creation are truly beyond the scope of human beings but science usually comes in to try and explain why some things exist the way they do. One of these many horrible wonders of creation is the man who had two faces. From ancient writings, it is alleged that there was a man who had two faces, His name was Edward Mordrake.

Edward Mordrake was born in the 19th century. Edward Mordrake had another face at the back of his head. It is said that the face could neither speak nor eat. However, it could laugh and cry. Edward Mordrake used to refer to his extra face as a â€˜demon faceâ€™. This is because he used to say that the face was whispering bad things â€˜non-stopâ€™ to him although those who were around him never heard anything of that sort.

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Tottenham’s returning Gareth Bale cannot take top spot but he joins Alvaro Morata and Zlatan Ibrahimovic as expensive loanees.

15) Eliaquim Mangala (£31.8m)
The France defender, who still has more caps than Aymeric Laporte (that said, Boris Johnson has as many France caps as Laporte), was the most expensive defender in British football when he joined Manchester City from Porto in 2014. Some reports subsequently put the fee at £42million owing to the structure of his ownership with Porto.

“I think he will prove to be a great signing for us,” said mystic Manuel Pellegrini upon the centre-back’s arrival. The reality, though, was that Mangala was not fit to fill Joleon Lescott’s boots. Pep Guardiola shipped him off to Valencia, where Mangala went some way to rebuilding his reputation, but another loan spell at Everton never got started because of injury.

City finally got shot last summer when Valencia gave him another go. In one way, it was a massive loss.

14) Robinho (£32.5m)
“On the last day, Chelsea made a great proposal and I accepted,” said Robinho at his surprise unveiling as a Manchester City player in September 2008. When a reporter replied, querying whether he “meant Manchester”, the Brazilian answered: “Yeah, Manchester, sorry!”

The Brazilian had been, in his defence, en route to Chelsea on one of the most hectic transfer deadline days ever. The Blues had even started selling official replica shirts with Robinho’s name on the back, so confident were they that the deal was close to completion. Not so, as City flexed their new Abu Dhabi-backed financial muscle to swoop.

In terms of statement signings, this was as transparent as it was necessary: an expensive square forced into a circular gap. City needed a name and Robinho duly provided one, but it was never destined to be a long-term love. The forward scored 16 goals in 53 games before returning to first club Santos in a successful bid to force his way into Brazil’s World Cup squad.

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I Had Recently Been Hired Into A Software Company In Bangalore, Miles Away From Home. Not Long Ago, I Had Received A Wedding In...

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Efelexy 4 yrs 6971

I had recently been hired into a software company in Bangalore, miles away from home. Not long ago, I had received a wedding invitation from a relative. I had never met them as they were not very close (my uncle’s wife’s sisters’ son to be exact), still I decided to go there. This was one of those wedding-parties in which you are so distantly related that you don’t even know the bride’s & groom’s names, and you check the invitation card for those. Unfortunately, I had forgotten to do that. To make things worse, the board in front of the party-hall (which usually said the bride’s and groom’s names) said “Sharma family welcomes you” instead. "Great, now I am at someone’s wedding whose name is not even known to me." I said to me.

It was just like any other Indian wedding party. Kids running around & dropping food; the couple exhausted by the countless photographs they had to take with their countless relatives; teenagers being annoyed by people with questions like “Doctor or engineer?” etc. Nevertheless, this wedding was different. I finally managed to get a seat. And luckily, a beautiful girl was sitting right next to me.

“Hey, I’m Ajay” I said nervously to her, the only girl of my age there. “Hello, I’m Neha” she said politely. Damn, I was surprised she didn’t give me that ‘go-away-you-desperate-nerd’ look. “Do you know Samir?” she asked. I thought “Who is Samir? Probably the groom”. Instead of explaining her the complex relation between me & the groom, I told her “Yes, Samir is my friend”. “Oh, so are you also a civil engineer?” she asked enthusiastically. I said “Yeah, we work together”, trying to cover up my lie. What followed was the longest & the most-amazing conversation I had ever had with a girl, and I liked everything about her. She occasionally brought up Samir’s name though, and I had to lie my way out or change the topic. After some time, I asked “Would you like some ice cream” and she happily accepted it.

I returned with two ice cream cups, and saw Neha putting her phone back in her pocket. She said,"I have to go now. Samir’s flight must be reaching soon". Confused, I looked at the stage, and saw the groom who was still sitting there. I vaguely said “Samir?” “Samir, My husband, you know him right? He is returning from Mumbai today” she said doubtfully.

“Yes, I just..uhm…good bye then” I said, too bewildered to say anything else. “Good bye” she said & left, having no idea how my heart felt like that damn tissue paper which had fallen from the table and stepped over by more than a dozen people. I thought two things right then “(1) Always check the invitation card for names. (2) Screw everything, I have two ice creams now.” Though I was pained inwardly because the girl is so beautiful and I could literally see my future with her as a loyal bride. LoL.

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