If sucrose shall not exist, people would have no problems, you are more pleasing to senses.

Few people like you have natural tendency to attract, mold, console, please and to create obsession and desire to own and snatch as a piece of souvenir so to make and place as a master piece of gender in a display case, so to keep away from dust and dump of nature.

Please accept my warm gesture for being a fabulous and obtrusive lady.

I am afraid of my infatuation and surely consider you too gorgeous, if at all ,I would get a chance to see you.

I see no reason why should not I move around your axis of personality.

God bless you and us so to grant a life time opportunity to shower and sprinkle our gratitude to marvelous piece of art as fantastic women. Regards

Dear are these words as gesticulation bothering for you my lady?

Please revert with genuine feel the same was written by me to a lady and she reverted with thanks.

Do you still think that such loving gestures have some hidden desire as perhaps perverted lust or it is an essence of required attitude that should always be a mirror for a woman?

Fatwa against Zardari for ‘flirting’ with Palin
NDTV Correspondent
Monday, September 29, 2008, (Islamabad)
Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari seems to be heading towards fresh trouble as the prayer leader of the Lal Masjid in the heart of Islamabad has issued a fatwa against him.

Maulana Abdul Ghafar, the prayer leader, seems to be irked by Zardari’s “you’re gorgeous” compliment to US vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin during a meeting.

When Zardari was asked to keep shaking hands with Palin for the cameras, he said, “If he’s (the aide) insisting, I might hug you.”

He said the act was un-Islamic and unbecoming of a head of state of a Muslim country.

Maulana also said that Zardari shamed the entire Pakistani by publicly making indecent gestures towards Palin in Washington last Thursday.

Zardari’s offhand compliment has also created quite a flutter in the virtual world also.

A lot of blogs have been dedicated to the “meeting”. One such blog titled “Zardari flirts with Sarah Palin — calling her gorgeous and offers to hug” gives details of the Zardari-Palin encounter.

Another blogger, called ‘teethmaestro’, said, “I do not mean to suggest that this is in anyway a crime, but being the President of Islamic Republic of Pakistan there are some protocols that should be adhered to in an effort to uplift the respect and dignity of Pakistan and to the office he has been assigned.”

He also claimed to have warned about such a faux pas in an earlier post. “As suspected from my earlier post where I shuddered at the thought of what Asif Ali Zardari might serve up to Washington during his trip to attend the UN General Assembly, well the games have begun.”

Several jokes are doing the rounds on the meeting. A leading social networking site Facebook has even dedicated two groups to the encounter. A group called “Zardari should marry Sarah Palin for the sake of world peace!” has enrolled 13 members so far.

“Well critics can go on and on but I feel His Excellency Honourable President of Pakistan should marry Sarah Palin for the greater good of humanity and this matrimony will stop the incursion of US forces in Pakistan,” wrote the creator of the group.

Another member of the group accused Zardari-Palin of colour-coordinating their clothes and said polo races may soon be witnessed in the White House. Another group created on Facebook “just for fun” has dedicated a song on the Zardari-Palin encounter.

Instep magazine dedicated a full page to the high-profile meeting, citing some other such Pakistani encounters. The magazine quoted from US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice’s biographer, Marcus Marby, who wrote about Rice’s meeting with Pakistan’s former prime minister Shaukat Aziz in his book “Twice as Good: Condoleezza Rice and Her Path to Power.”

“Aziz often boasted there wasn’t a woman he could not seduce. But as the story goes, the alleged charm didn’t work on the US Secretary of State,” the Instep report read.

“Yet, when Rice sat down with Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz, who fancies himself as ladies’ man, Aziz puffed himself up and held forth in what he obviously thought was his seductive baritone (He bragged — to western diplomats, no less — that he could conquer any woman in two minutes),” the magazine quoted from Marby’s book.

“There was this test of wills where he was trying to use all his charms on her as a woman, and she just basically stared him down. By the end of the meeting, he was babbling, The Pakistanis were shifting uncomfortably,” a participant at the meeting recalled.

The magazine also wrote about late former premier Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto’s alleged legendary affair with Husna Sheikh and General Yahya Khan’s “association” with Pakistan’s nightingale Noor Jehan.