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    It's time for people who like pineapple on pizza and people who passionately hate it to join forces and defeat a bigger evil being. I'm convinced that some people either have no taste, literally, or they get a lot of satisfaction by combining two of the most beloved food items to personally offend everyone else. Honestly, I can't decide what's worse, but I'll go with the first option.
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    We have seen weird food combinations, there are people who like dipping their fries in ice-cream, but that's nothing in front of the crimes we've seen against so many food items, especially universally loved pizza and chai.

    So, here's looking back at some of the grossest things to have graced the internet because everyone should relive some nightmares together.
    1. Pizza dipped in chai © Facebook
    It seems like the world will end this year because of everything going on, but tbh, it feels like it ended back in 2017, right when this atrocity, or should I say atroci-tea, made its way onto the internet.

    What is it offending more - pizza or chai? I'll go with pizza because it probably turned into a soggy mess.
    2. Gulab Jamun Pizza © Twitter
    Gulab Jamun? Great, one of the best Indian sweets.

    Pizza? Of course, something we all can't live without.
    But, when these two bad bitches were thriving on their own, why did someone decide to put them together? No one needed sweet pizza, no one asked for it.
    What is it offending more - Gulab Jamun or pizza? I'll go with Gulab Jamun because it was already perfect to begin with, no need for these 'upgrades'.
    3. Idli dipped in tea © Reddit
    I'm sensing a pattern, people love dipping anything they can get their hands on in their tea and to quote Backstreet Boys, "Tell me why???"

    You dip biscuits in your tea or you don't dip anything. It's not a hard concept.
    What is it offending more - Idli or chai? It's a tie this time since idli will get soggy very quickly and fall into chai just like Parle-G biscuits do, ruining both the things.
    4. Samosa in chocolate covered pav © Instagram
    This is the new one, the one that made me relive all of these bizarre and disgusting food combinations that don't need to exist. I just want to know if there's something sweet in the samosa or they put a regular aloo samosa in chocolate? But, I have one word - ew.

    What is it offending more - chocolate or samosa? Definitely, only one answer - Samosa.
    5. Chicken tikka dipped in chai © Reddit
    The most disgusting one for last, because it honestly made me extremely concerned about the well-being of this person. Any person right in their head would never, ever think of putting chicken tikka in tea. A bird died for this, at least show some respect.

    What is more offending - chicken tikka or chai? Again, obvious answer, just because a poor bird died for someone to commit such a heinous crime against it. 

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  2. ADMIN
    It is said that a human nose is capable of smelling almost one trillion scents but when it comes to picking your own, it can't differentiate. There's always a chance that it's not your friend but you, who reeks and doesn't realise it. This happens because the receptors are used to the everyday smell and the nose fails to identify the personal stink.
    If this is something that happens to you quite often, here are some tricks through which you can know for sure.
    1. Head Odour © iStock
    Believe it or not, but your hair is also one of the causes of bad odour. Dandruff is a major issue here and that happens when the oily scalp is combined with an irritated scalp and it ultimately becomes a breeding ground for debris and bacteria. This, in turn, leads to a bad foul smell.  

    In this scenario, you need to bank on an anti-dandruff shampoo, which includes Zinc Pyrithione, known for being an antibacterial agent. This can release your scalp from bacteria and in turn, decrease the chances of head odour.
    2. Underarm Odour © iStock
    If you have been banking on a deodorant all this while to steer clear of the underarm odour, you have been doing it wrong. In order to keep the sweat glands under control, make use of antiperspirants.

    If you sweat excessively, it's a good idea to use it before you go to bed. It is said that the effect of this one lasts longer, due to the aluminium-based active ingredient in it. If it doesn't work, consult your doctor for other possibilities.
    3. Check Your Ears © iStock
    Cleaning your ears with buds is not enough. Ears are also susceptible to bad smells and that can happen due to various reasons such as excessive earwax or an ear infection. Keep this area in check from time to time to avoid the chances of reeking with bad odour.

    4. Not Drying Properly © iStock
    A speedy shower is a great idea but not using a towel post that is a bad one. The moisture can get clogged in areas where there's extra skin, which can lead to an accumulation of bacteria and mix with sweat. This can lead to odour as well as irritation.

    To fix this, use a towel or run a dryer on areas that are extremely sweaty. Then, use an absorbent powder with antifungal properties, to steer clear of any stench.
    5. Your Clothes © iStock
    When you wear the wrong type of fabric or tight clothes, it can trap sweat and ultimately lead to a stench. Instead, opt for cotton clothes in summers and when you are working out, choose antimicrobial material for your outfit. Avoid wearing fabrics such as spandex, as it can rub against your skin and lead to odour issues.

    6. Check Your Food © iStock
    Some food items carry a pungent odour and if they are consumed, it can cause your mouth to smell. For example, curries, garlic, coffee etc are some of the items that have the nastiness of bad breath.

    The fix? You can mask it by chewing parsley or mint. But, till the time your food is digested, the odour won't settle. Hence, keep mint-sprays, mouthwash for gums ready before you interact with people.
    7. Stinky Feet © iStock
    If you wear closed shoes often, your feet are bound to stink. Closed shoes are a breeding ground for bacteria and it can trap moisture. Hence, to avoid this, rub antiperspirant on your feet and between your toes. You can also apply antifungal powder before wearing your shoes. At night, you can also soak your shoes with black tea bags, for 30 minutes as it will help keep your feet dry the next day for long hours.

    It can be a bit of a task, but to reset your receptors you can take a whiff of coffee beans and smell yourself. However, this won't reset the receptor completely but can help you for the time being.

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  3. ADMIN
    Realme has been launching a lot of smartphones lately and it's honestly getting a little difficult to keep a track on all of their launches. The Realme 7 Pro, however, immediately caught our attention because it's one of those devices that seems to offer a lot of value for money, at least on paper.
    Realme has been raising the bar of what we can expect from their phones. The 7 Pro doesn't offer anything out of the ordinary but there are a few noteworthy features here. In case you're wondering if you should buy the Realme 7 Pro or not, then we think this review should give you a bit more clarity.
    Design & Build Quality Realme has been pretty consistent at delivering some really good looking phones with solid build quality in the past and we're happy to see that the 7 Pro is no exception. Design and build quality is usually a hit or miss on devices at this price point but they've never been an issue with Realme's phones.
    The Realme 7 Pro has a polycarbonate body that's made to look and feel like glass. It's got a smooth matte finish that lends it a very premium feel in hand. There's a vertical line running at the back that splits shade of color into two. Realme has managed to pull off some crazy designs in the past and we love what they've done here with the 7 Pro.
    © MensXP/Karthik Iyer
    At the back, as you can see, there's nothing but the camera module and the Realme branding. The fingerprint scanner is embedded into the display. The power button sits on the right side of the phone and the volume buttons are on the left. At the bottom, you'll see a USB Type-C port and speaker grille.
    Overall, we think the Realme 7 Pro super classy and feels quite premium in the hand. It's also not a heavy phone to hold, making it very comfortable to use. Realme has done an incredible job when it comes to the design and the build quality of the phone and it shows. Good job, Realme.
    Display The Realme 7 Pro sports a 6.4-inch OLED display that offers FHD+ resolution, 20:9 aspect ratio, and support 60Hz refresh rate. Yes, the supported refresh rate is a bit of a downgrade here since the Realme 7, which is cheaper than the Realme 7 Pro, offers a 90Hz panel. Heck, even the Realme 6 Pro had a 90Hz refresh rate panel.
    Realme wanted to go the OLED route this time, which we why the refresh rate had to take a hit. Of course, higher refresh rate OLED panels exist, but they're expensive.
    © MensXP/Karthik Iyer
    So is it really a downgrade? Well, it depends on how you look at it. If you want a higher refresh rate panel and you don't care about the quality of the display itself, then it's a downgrade for you. But this is an OLED panel, which we think is much better than an LCD. OLED panels are great for a number of reasons, so we have absolutely no complaints here.
    The Realme 7 Pro's display gets bright enough to be used under direct sunlight and it's got great viewing angles too. The colors are vibrant and the blacks are deep, just like the displays found on flagship devices. This is a really good display and we don't think the lower refresh rate count should stop you from picking up this phone.
    Performance The Realme 7 Pro is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 720G and it comes with up to 8GB RAM and 128GB internal storage. The Snapdragon 720G is a really good processor and we've used phones of other devices that are powered by the same SoC. It's not the fastest processor out there on the market but it's definitely good enough to power through pretty much anything you throw at it.
    © MensXP/Karthik Iyer
    Day-to-day tasks and even gaming shouldn't be an issue either. We did run a lot of games and we're happy to report that it doesn't have any heating issues as well. The company's Realme UI also plays a huge role in keeping everything smooth while using the phone. We prefer it over other custom skins and we can't wait to see what they've done with the Realme UI 2.0.
    Camera The Realme 7 Pro sports a quad-camera setup at the back which includes a 64MP Sony IMX682 primary sensor, an 8MP ultra-wide lens, a 2MP macro lens, and a 2MP mono lens which the company is calling the B&W Portrait camera. On the front, you get aa 32MP sensor for selfies. There's no dual selfie camera setup on the front, unlike the Realme 6 Pro.
    © MensXP/Karthik Iyer
    So, how's the camera performance? We think it's pretty good. The Realme 7 Pro can take some really good shots during the day when there's enough light. Photos under artificial lighting also look pretty good, but things start to the south when it comes to low-light photography. We couldn't manage to get good at night, especially when there's no very little light.
    Here are some samples to help you understand what the camera can capture -

    Battery Life The Realme 7 Pro sports a 4,500 mAh battery, which isn't the largest battery that we've seen in this segment. That being said, it does support super-fast charging thanks to the company's 65W SuperDart charging solution. With the help of the charger that's included in the box with the Realme 7 Pro, you can charge up its battery from 0 - 100-percent in just around 35 minutes.
     
    © MensXP/Karthik Iyer
    Believe it or not, but you can charge half of its battery in just 10 minutes, which is absolutely insane. The 4,500 mAh battery won't give up that easily either. We were able to comfortably use the phone for a day without any issues whatsoever. The Realme 7 Pro is truly a champ when it comes to the battery life and the 65W charging solution is just too good to let go off.
    The Final Say The Realme 7 Pro starts at Rs 19,999 in India, and at that price we think you're getting a solid phone with really good build quality, great display, an incredible battery life with super-fast charging support. It's safe to say that Realme is going the extra mile to deliver some features found on the mid-range devices on its budget phones.
    If you're in the market to buy a phone under Rs 20,00, then we think the Realme 7 Pro should definitely be on your list. Realme 7 is also a great option if you want to save some money or you can check out the Galaxy M31s, which is yet another incredible phone.

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