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What else can I help you with?
Do ducks eat flowers?
Ducks only eat rangas and possibly carrot cakes if there is no rangas nearby.
Why cant you get black rangas?
Because the universe is racist.
Why do elephants have grayskin?
Because the muffins have been eaten by the silly orangatangs. Then the rangas got sick from too many muffins and spewed on the huge elephants. Go muffins. The rangas are the best.
What type of girl does Bow Wow like?
Rangas you idiot
What is Jo-Elles type of guy?
Rangas like Hugh haugen
No one likes apricots why?
because they're ranga fruits and no one likes rangas!
Who is in love with Ken Palmer?
the mighty ranga is in love with ken.p.s the rangas real name is haydn george grant:L
How do you know if you have a stereoscopic TV?
Say Jews are greedy or Asians are good at maths or even rangas have no soul and see if it nods in agreement.
How do muffins save the rainforest?
Muffins are a food and they feed all of the silly funny smelly orangatangs. Silly Rangas.I like baby rangas. Save the MUFFINS!
Are pyromanicas and rangas the same thing?
No. 'Pyromaniacs' are persons who have an insatiable urge to set fires. The word "ranga" is, in some areas, a derogatory term used to describe persons with red hair.
Why do some people hate rangas?
Rangas are very misleading people. They corrupt our lifestyle, and often don't understand the concept of life. However we can't blame them due to the fact that they are souless and indifferent they can't understand life as they don't really have one. I was friends with a ranga once and he didn't mind the fact that we threw rocks at him, in fact, he craved the attention. He accepted the fact that he would never have sex, which unfortunately put him on the same level as an indian (Nikesh Patel) :)
What was the main theme of rangas marriage?
The main theme of "Ranga's Marriage" by Masti Venkatesha Iyengar is the clash between tradition and modernity. The story explores the tensions that arise when an old-fashioned village tradition is challenged by the desires and aspirations of the younger generation. The protagonist, Ranga, struggles to navigate between the expectations of his traditional community and his own personal desires.
