People say girls are very hard to be understood, and in this case i would support those people as Girls are really very hard to understand. Got a random Email something related to that –
The problems with GIRLS:
If u TREAT her nicely, she says u are IN LOVE with
her;
If u Don’t, she says u are PROUD.If u DRESS Nicely, she says u are trying to LURE her;
If u Don’t, she says u are from CHENNAI.If u ARGUE with her, she says u are STUBBORN;
If u keep QUIET,! she says u have no BRAINS.If u are SMARTER than her, she’ll lose FACE;
If she’s Smarter than u, she is GREAT.If u don’t Love her, she tries to POSSESS u;
If u Love her, she will try to LEAVE u.(very true
huh?)If u tell her your PROBLEM, she says u are
TROUBLESOME;
If u don’t, she says that u don’t TRUST her.If u SCOLD her, u are like a CHACHA to her;
If she SCOLDS u, it is because she CARES for u.If u BREAK your PROMISE, u Cannot be TRUSTED;
If she BREAKS hers, she is FORCED to do so.If u SMOKE, u are BAD BOY;
If she SMOKES, she is a GENTLELADY.If u do WELL in your exams, she says it’s LUCK;
If she does WELL, it’s BRAINS.If u HURT her, u are CRUEL;
If she HURTS u, u are too SENSITIVE!
“Its really hard to wait for the right person in ur life……. Especially when the wrong ones are so cute!”
hehehehe.. that line caught my oh so precious attention..
“If u HURT her, u are CRUEL;
If she HURTS u, u are too SENSITIVE!” err.. true? :p
Do simple girls really exist? :S
J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. says it will modify the terms of $70 billion in troubled, mostly adjustable-rate mortgages it holds.
The New York bank inherited many of the loans as part of its September purchase of a failed competitor, Washington Mutual Inc. (NYSE:WM), and its move will cover as many as 400,000 borrowers. J.P. Morgan said Friday the borrowers will be moved into loans carrying lower interest rates, smaller principal amounts or other more-affordable terms, The Wall Street Journal reported.
The move came shortly after the bank received a $25 billion capital infusion from the U.S. Treasury’s program to strengthen financial institutions and get credit flowing.
“Our goal in doing this was to come up with something that we think will lead the industry in helping as much as possible on this issue,” said J.P. Morgan executive Charles Scharf.
John Taylor, chief executive of the National Community Reinvestment Coalition, said the action was “a gutsy move on their part. They are bending over backward to try to reach out to these people.”