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By The Weird Writer
 Focus on the user and all else will follow.
Since the beginning, we’ve focused on providing the best user experience possible. Whether we’re designing a 
new website or a new tweak to the look of the homepage, we take great care to ensure that they will 
ultimately serve you, rather than our own internal goal or bottom line.

 News from Sumit Kumar
Within 15 days of time period Sumit Kumar have stressed himself day & night to bring up his personal website on World Wide Web. He is now so happy and celebrating.

Introducing F-teacher News


F-Teachers News' (also pronounced as futeacher or fateacher)  are 
the fun, surprising and sometimes spontaneous News Headlines
 that are made to make you laugh in a different style 
(In Sumit's Style).
F-Teachers News are those headlines which are on Bollywood 
Insights. Don't worry these news may look real but they are 
totally fake & funtoosh.

Get To See Funny Videos:

Videos posted on Funny videos are self-shot videos. 
The main aim is to make you laugh in every possible way. 
It may be a 1 minute or 5 minutes video but you will laugh 
that is guaranteed.
These self-shot videos are mainly shot in my bedroom 
and with this reason the lighting are not that good but 
average. These videos may not provide you 1080p or 
720p HD videos but provide you with quality happiness 
and smile which you had lost long back. 





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