Man Gets Stabbed To Death During Violent Dispute

My first thought looking at that floor was how slippery it must be.

Gandhi would have been proud.

Slipped on and into diarrhea @00:06

Apparently, running away from a dangerous murderer does NOT supercede the inconvenience of altering your original intended route of travel.

Mr. Gupta knows the secret of long life - minding his own business. "Ayemmajust going through with mah bahcycle. You guys kill each other, that is not unusual in a place like this to be frank. Gonna take a big shit at the riverbank later in the name of you two." - he thought.

Loser coulda ran any time but guess he wanted to die on the piss and shit on the ground

Nobody gives a fuck

Idiot left his toe prints in his sandals

Typical in india no one will help you if someone wants to kill you screaming is not going to help him he didnt use his brain to defend himself now he is dead

Instead of screaming, it would be better to wrest the knife from him and fight back.

That's a suicide, that bitch didn't even try to fight him

Goodnight Mr Jeet

At least he stopped that horrible noise.

It looks like the guy messed with the wrong bitch; he’s not getting out of this, even if he begs

Hold on, hold on, look stop! Hold on! Let me take my flip flops off! Wait!!!! Right! Flip flops off,,, let’s fight!

Lover's quarrel.

Run pajeet run!!!! Run pajeet run!!!

If I lived in that fucking shit-hole, I would've let the cunt kill me... In fact, I'd have killed myself a very long time ago..!!!

Be mindful who you associate with.

Fighting over Shiva's poocie.

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The white flash is usually not a single "bug." It's typically a sign that the browser is briefly painting a blank page before the new content is ready. There are several common causes, and some are considered design flaws while others are implementation issues.

The most common causes are:

Full page reload (most common)
Clicking the link causes the browser to unload the current page.
Before the new page finishes rendering, the browser displays the default page background, which is usually white.
This is especially noticeable on slower websites.
Missing background color
The HTML document has a white default background while the site's intended background (perhaps black or dark gray) is applied later by CSS.
The browser briefly shows white before the CSS loads.
JavaScript-heavy websites
Many modern sites download a nearly empty HTML page.
JavaScript then builds the page after loading.
During that delay, the user sees a white screen.
Poor loading sequence
Critical CSS is loaded after the page starts rendering instead of being available immediately.
This causes a "flash" before the page is fully styled.
Client-side routing delay
On applications built with frameworks like React, Vue, or Angular, navigation is often handled in JavaScript.
If the application removes the old page before the new components are ready, a blank screen can appear.
Server latency
The browser has already discarded the old page but is waiting for the server to respond with the new one.
The longer the delay, the more noticeable the white flash.
Is it considered poor design?

Generally, yes—especially on a polished website. Modern sites usually try to avoid it by:

Keeping the old page visible until the new one is ready.
Setting the page background color immediately.
Loading critical CSS first.
Using page transitions.
Displaying a loading indicator or skeleton screen instead of a blank page.
Prefetching likely next pages.
Why do some websites never flash?

Sites like Gmail, Facebook, and many modern web apps rarely flash white because they:

Stay loaded in one browser page.
Replace only the changing content.
Keep the previous content visible until the replacement is ready.

The user perceives the navigation as nearly instantaneous.

Can it be completely eliminated?

In many cases, yes. A well-engineered site can navigate with virtually no visible flash by:

Using a single-page application architecture or smooth client-side transitions.
Loading critical CSS inline.
Giving the HTML document the final background color immediately.
Prefetching pages that users are likely to click next.
Avoiding unnecessary full-page reloads.

If you consistently notice a white flash, especially on a site with a dark theme, it's often an indication that the site's rendering and loading sequence hasn't been optimized for a seamless user experience.

Some people have 0 self preservation instinct