Still he was wondering when the Queen was going toderive her punishment.Queen Elizabeth was discussing this very same thing with Dawn. Dawnwanted him ...to be recognized as a man in a dress. At first QueenElizabeth wanted to go along with this but had a brainstorm of an evenbetter punishment. She quietly whispered her plan to Dawn. Dawn got amischievous glint to her eye. She told the Queen that it would be themost fitting punishment to a man who was not in the least remorsefulfor his actions.Queen. Lekin kam me mere man nahi lag raha tha mujhe to sirf megha bhabhi hi najar aa rahi thi. Mai sam ko jaldi ghar aa gaya aur bhabhi ke pas chala gaya to bhabhi ne kaha ki thum aaj itni jaldi kaise aa gaye.to maine kaha ki bhabhi aaj tabiyat kuch thik nahi lag rahi thi isliye jaldi chala aaya. Nhanhi ne pucha kya hua to maine kaha ke sar me dard hai to bhabhi ne kaha mai daba deti hu.maine kaha ki nahi bhabhi thik ho jayega lekin bhabhi nahi maane aur mera sar dabane lagi. Unke chute hi mere jism. So, I signed up with the hospital. And there was a commitment there, too; I needed to sign for 6-month stints if I were to do it at all, and this meant an extra three months and two weeks on my sentence - voluntarily.I told Mom and Dad they could go and take my younger brother Chris with them; I'd stay in town with the Chief of Police if he'd have me, or with my uncle's family if not. "We'll see," was all that my Mom said.At first, it was bedpan duty. I guess they wanted to see if I'd quit, I'd. Winston ChurchillA government which robs Peter to pay Paul can always depend on the support of Paul.George Bernard ShawForeign aid might be defined as a transfer of money from poor people in rich countries to rich people in poor countries.Douglas Casey, (Classmate of Bill Clinton at Georgetown University)Giving money and power to government is like giving whisky and car keys to teenage boys.P.J. O'Rourke, Civil LibertarianGovernment is the great fiction through which everybody endeavours to.