God gave us two ears to hear, two eyes to see and two hands to hold. But why did God give us only one heart? Because he wants us to find the other one.

great thought.....well donot try trail and error methode to find the other one.... ;)

Hmmmmm... So why god wants us to find the other heart? Why didn't he made it simple by providing two hearts at the begining of the journey? Beats me.

so that you will value it.
Man will only appreciate what they labour hard for.

is this about Heart transplants?

I have some extra hearts in my freezer if anybody wants one.

Because if we had two, we'd be Time Lords.

Bahahahaha....

And since it's a numbers game... we also must find the other liver, the other penis, and the other belly button. The other appendix, the other tongue, the other throat, the other pelvic bone, the other nose.

But we are exempt of the push to find and to secure, to love and to cherish, to hold and to kiss, such things as lungs, ovaries, eyes, nostrils, legs, breasts, testes, and hands.


"You can always live with a lover, but you can never love without a liver."

Here I thought it was to pump blood through our system.

Your heart is for the pumping of blood throughout your body; not trying to find someoe. I also don't think we need to find anyone as long as we have friends and family that care about us.

You're right, that's what the spleen is for.

yes u r very right

10 Interesting Facts About Worms

Let's face it, worms are definitely not the cutest or most popular animal in the world, but they do provide many benefits to the environment that most animals are incapable of providing. Worms treat waste, help fight pollution and keep our gardens clean. Not bad in a days work! Below is a list of the top 10 most interesting facts that you may not know about worms.

Worm Facts


1.When earthworms tunnel through the ground they bring air into the soil. This allows plant roots to
grow more easily.

2. Earthworms will eat almost anything that was once alive, but is now dead.

3. If a worm is cut in half, only the part of the body that has the head will live.

4. More than 3,000 species of earthworm exist in the world.

5. A worm is a "hermaphrodite" since it has both male and female reproductive organs.

6. Worms cannot hear or see.

7. Worms can have between 1-5 pairs of hearts.

8. The earthworm does not have lungs and instead uses its skin to breath.

9. Worms are cold blooded and their body is made up of 80% water.

10. Worms typically live for about 3-4 years, however there have been some cases where they have lived for 15 years.



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