.You'll fall in love 7 times before you get married, According to Scientists.!

According to studies, the average person will fall in love an average of seven times before they decide to tie the knot. Falling out of love that many times may make it difficult because it often leads to 'frustration attraction' which is when the person that is broken up with feels even more attracted to the person that dumped him.

What's worse, even after that average of 7 times, that marriage might not even last! The divorce rate for the United States is at around 50% and it's rising every year. Check out this article for advice in how to avoid the ways in which people bring down their relationships

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here i tell you the meaning of Roses Flowers because

It's something that most people (probably most likely of the male side of things) don't know. There is a code and meaning behind the number of roses you give to someone on a bouquet. Here's some examples:

    One rose: On a first date, it means love at first sight.

    Three roses: the shared love of a couple. A traditional one month anniversary.

    Nine roses: Means we'll be together forever.

    Twelve roses: Means "be mine!"

    Fifteen roses: "I'm sorry!"

    Twenty-four: "I'm yours!"

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Wedding rings are worn on the "ring finger" because of an ancient belief that it had a direct connection to the heart, It's called the Vena Amoris which literally means the vein of love. It is rumored that the belief comes fom ancient Egypt where chains and bracelets usead as a symbol of love slowly transformed into the traditional ring.

The earliest reference to the Vena Amoris comes from writings in 1686. Interestingly, the circulatory system was not known at the time. Up until 17th century England it wasn't uncommon to use the wedding ring on the thumb or middle finger. The most likely explanation for this tradition for this belief enduring is a combination of tradition and marketing by the jewelry industry.

China Government thought the idea of Teaching animals to talk was an insult to humans!

The government of China thought the idea of talking animals was an insult to humans this whyAlice in Wonderland was banned in China !

The book was banned in the province of Hunan, China beginning in 1931. The censor, General Ho Chien found it an insult to humans to have animals acting in the same complex manner as a human. His fear was that kids would think humans and animals were equal and on the same level.

He thought that it would be disastrous. The ban has since been removed. Other books have been banned from countries before, too. The 1945 book, Animal Farm, was banned from being published for 2 years during WWII. It was also banned in Kenya in 1991 for criticizing corrupt leaders. It was then banned in the United Arab Emirates in 2002.

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The Germans rounded up ‘educated’ dogs and had a special school to train them to speak and communicate with their SS masters. Hitler thought they would be able to assist in winning the war. The experiment was called Wooffan SS. It was said that one dog said ‘Mein Fuhrer’ and that another enjoyed religion and poetry. Some of the dogs are recorded has having mastered foreign language and communicated by tapping out the alphabet with their paws.

Some North Koreans dug up recent graves and ate the dead During a famine in the 1990s

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The North Korean famine, known as the Arduous March (Korean: 고난의 행군) in North Korea, was a famine in North Korea which began in the early 1990s and ended in the late 1990s.^[5] Estimates state that, from a population of approximately 22 million, between 900,000 and 3.5 million people died from starvation or hunger-related illnesses, with the deaths peaking in

 In the early 1990s, the economy of North Korea was on the precipice of collapse. From the 1950s up until 1989, the agricultural, industrial, and energy sectors grew with infrastructure being consistently reinvested in by surpluses in the national account balance. However, following the dissolution of the Soviet Union, North Korea entered a period of steep internal industrial decline.^[7][8] The government initially responded by intensifying policies that were practiced in the past that focused on increasing physical labor requirements due to limited access to new technology and necessary agricultural inputs, such as fertilizer, and fuel.^[9] The country soon instigated austerity measures, dubbed the “eat two meals a day” campaign^[10] These measures proved inadequate in stemming the economic decline. According to Professor Hazel Smith of Cranfield University

 
It's truly horrible what hunger and desperation can do to a people. A Washington Post report talked about a famine that lasted between 1995 and 1997. 
In the article, they interviewed a young clerk who told the reporters they wouldn't understand what people do when they're hungry. "When one is very hungry, one can go crazy."
She told them of a woman who killed her 7-month old baby to eat it with another woman. The clerk said it wasn't uncommon. "I can't condemn cannibalism. [...] It was common that people went to a fresh grave and dug up a body to eat meat."
International aid helped the country get over the famine, but not before it killed over 300,000 people.

You may see people cross the street like the Beatles

The cover art for the Beatles Abbey Road shows the band crossing the street near their recording studio. In the years since, countless tourists have disrupted traffic on the busy road trying to reenact the famous shot.

Now you watch them as they dodge between cars all for a cliched photo to put on their Facebook page. Abbey Road Studios has set up a webcam at the famous site, recording the spot 24/7.

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