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This is something rather unique  without any tint of doubt indeed. Most importantly, it is not far from untroubled reality. Some very expressive people often indulge in criticising others for their small or big imperfections.  It continues through all valuable passing time, despite comprehending the moral fact that never allows us to criticise others for even the slightest faults. How many of us really follow this very fine hint? We, as humans, seldom show any sort of shame in quickly criticising others for their apparent faults or certain ingrained unusual habits.  As he was waiting for the lift to come down on the ground floor, he did not stop to openly criticise particularly certain women for using the use of lift most of the time.  This remained his close assessment about all those certain ladies who used the lift most often; he went on saying with complete confidence. However, his face turned pale when he saw the lift loaded with women from his family. was ...

Fly of jeans

If you say that to err is human, you mean that it is natural for human beings to make mistakes. To err is human, and nobody likes a perfect person. 
It is quite a straightforward phrase. No one can challenge it despite all the logic against this great factual reality. 

Indeed humans are prone to indulging in rather straight mistakes all the time. 

All the refined precautions are taken with all the careful alerts but errors are bound to take place. 

Even the wise people sometimes falter and later repent at their apparent blunders. It is a natural thing. Perhaps it is because of all these apparent causes we follow or apply extraordinary caution in compliance with the set rules.

What one important thing remains attached to our daily lives. Isn't it so? It is relatively very common and fast that one realises only after realising the fault a little later.

Not only minors do it but even majors are not free from making this sort of mistake in the busier life on the earthly planet.

Under normal or usual conditions, the fly of our pants or jeans is something we try to conceal and God forbid if it remains unfastened, undone, or untied.

Why are the buttons on trousers called flies? "Fly" does not refer to a button, specifically. It refers to the flap of material covering the opening or fastening of a garment.

The term was originally used in England to refer to the flap on a tent (which flaps or flies when the wind blows if not tied down.

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