London, Apr 12: They come really ‘handy’ when you’re at lose of words, or are nervous. But all these ‘umms’ and ‘errs’ – the so-called ‘fillers’ – have seemingly cast a spell on the Britons, for according to a new study, nearly 10 per cent of their speech is wasted on such words.
According to the study, Brits waste more than five hours a year on "basically, um, er, actually, you know" total nonsense.
London, Apr 12: Teenagers in Indonesia, world’s most populous Muslim country, are increasingly visiting porn-sites usually at the cost of their studies, the country’s women’s minister has said.