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« on: February 19, 2011, 05:20:03 PM »
Jab we Met
Bend It like Beckham
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« on: February 17, 2011, 12:24:29 AM »
yeah i know its not rare, fer dasso Rubbie ki khandi aa idda da.. 8->
U want me to guess? :hehe:
My gosh! Did i tell u anything abt that X_X Ohh NOOO
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« on: February 17, 2011, 12:15:14 AM »
@ Rubbie-- Tuhade Munde de HAthan de Mehndi layun da riwaaz v aa?? Jehdi Bhena, Bhra de layundiya ne Vyah teh..
teh ik hor hunda.. CHATTIYAN Khedn da, jehde vich vyah toh next day bhabi, deyor de teh i guess jeth de, I mean
newly wedded kudi sticks naal maardi hundi aa.. n i guess sarian bhabiyan v ohde naal hundiya ne ..
something idda da hunda?
I think i know wat u are talking about... i have seen this in my cousins wedding...its long time back..i think the bride and groom beat each other with sticks..on the very next day of their wedding in Gurudwara sahib... am not sure... I'll confirm this thing from sumbody..then i'll post here But yeah that is also one of the weird custom munde de hath te mehndi laun vala riwaz da nahi pata.. i have never seen that...but i'll ask my mom Tusi dasso..thode vyah lai ki karna  :
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« on: February 17, 2011, 12:00:24 AM »
I think only Americans use Fahrenheit... We are accustomed to Celsius scale
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« on: February 16, 2011, 11:55:49 PM »
Hayo Rabba... bure haal ne...
Kalyug hai ghor kalyug :pagel:
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« on: February 16, 2011, 08:08:16 PM »
Twice as many hydrogen atoms as there are oxygen atoms .... :laugh: This is called commercialization.....after reading this ..water seems really special :
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« on: February 16, 2011, 07:53:18 PM »
I also reacted the same way when i saw this... then i thought of sharing with u all
Damn, bathroom ban! Talk about cruel and unusual punishment. :
Don't we have any weird wedding customs?
We do have sum customs....in India..but they dont seem weird to us ...coz with time we have accepted them...but they may appear weird to people who are from other countries
examples are
It is considered bad luck for the bride and groom to see each other for several days before the wedding.
Pinching nose of the groom by his mother-in-law..to signify that the groom has come to ask for their daughter's hand rubbing nose at their doorstep.
Stealing and hiding shoes of a groom on day of wedding by bride's sisters and cousins
The bride will throw away some food on the door of her house
There is a gate money that needs to be paid by the groom to gain access to the bride.
Applying 'Surma' or kohl in eyes of groom by his'bhabhi' (sis-in law) before leaving for girls house to ward off the evil eye
but definitely we dont have any custom such as 'Bathroom ban' :pagel:
seriously no comparison!!! :laugh:
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« on: February 16, 2011, 12:03:20 AM »
damn..i dnt have any choice....shoe size hi eho jeha..ki jehri v jutti fit aa jave ohi theek
Flats are comfortable ..and especially for the person like me... most of the time running late
so its better to run with flats than heels :pagel:
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« on: February 15, 2011, 11:50:56 PM »
just one suggestion, if we do any more Demographic Survey on PJ
Whenever we do Demographic Survey, then its better to go for range or class intervals in questionnaire..
like here it could be:-
-Under 20
-21-25
-26-30
-31-35
-36-40
-40 or older
this has many advantages n best one is u could come up with better interpretation of ur results and could show everything thru histogram or pie- diagram in better way..
Anyways i voted.. :)
This is called telepathy... i was gonna write the same thing No offence jhanda ji..par like how u gonna interpret this data... Pj is mostly haunted by 20 year old people or PJ is more popular among the age group of 18-20 yr old boys/girls which one sounds better.. ?? and what if ur 20 yr old person turns 21 after 4 -5 days.....
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« on: February 14, 2011, 01:10:37 AM »
Over the world, people practice numerous wedding customs that have been passed on through many generations. Although each has a long history of meaning and significance, many just seem strange and out of place in today’s culture.
Check out some of the historical wedding customs that are still practiced today, much to the intrigue and wonderment of its audience.
Blackening the Bride
To prepare for their marriage, Scottish brides-to-be must go through a very foul pre-wedding ritual. Friends of the bride take her by surprise and cover her with eggs, spoiled milk, feathers, pretty much anything disgusting. The blackened bride is then paraded around town. The purpose of this custom is to prepare the bride for marriage because after going through that, any marital problems will seem like nothing.
Polterabend is a German pre-wedding tradition where friends and family come together for an informal party. While that may not seem odd, what they do at these parties certainly is. They break dishes, flowerpots, tiles, toilets, pretty much anything except glasses or mirrors. To symbolize working together through future difficulties, the bride and groom must clean everything up. Due to the need to replace all the broken goods, I suspect that German sellers of housewares are quite fond of this custom.
The “Jumping the Broom” is a ceremony practiced by African Americans, in which the bride and groom, either at the ceremony or at the reception, signify their entrance into a new life and their creation of a new family by symbolically “sweeping away” their former single lives, former problems and concerns, and jumping over the broom to enter upon a new adventure as wife and husband.
This “leap” into a new life (marriage as wife and husband is performed in the presence of families and friends. You can be as creative as you want when planning for this special ceremony.Throwing nuts and Plums
Koreans believe that if the groom is smiling a lot at the wedding his first child is going to be a daughter. After the wedding groom's parents throw some nuts and plums to the bride. If the bride takes some nuts she'll get many sons.Bathroom Ban
The Tidong are a group of people from northern Borneo with a particularly uncomfortable wedding custom. For the 3 days and 3 nights following the wedding, both the bride and groom are prohibited from using the bathroom. That means no urinating, no defecating, and no bathing. They believe that custom will lead to a long, happy, and fertile marriage. In order to achieve this, the newlyweds are allowed to eat and drink only very small amounts and are watched very closely by family members.
(Damn...This is seriously weird :laugh:)
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« on: February 14, 2011, 12:20:21 AM »
: This was funny... but i withdraw money like boys :pagel:
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« on: February 14, 2011, 12:18:21 AM »
How could i miss this thread....
Everyone has done a great job... well done guys
I'll see if i have sum to share with u all
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« on: February 14, 2011, 12:09:46 AM »
well they say its gonna rotate @the speed of 6 meters/min...so that the people inside dont feel the rotation..
te fer dasso je rotation feel na hoi ta ki fayda rotating building vich jaan da.. :pagel:
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« on: February 14, 2011, 12:05:36 AM »
sounds cool.....
but this can lead to so much trouble...as well
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« on: February 13, 2011, 11:47:23 PM »
from architectural point of view...that awesome from common man point of view... ki lod pai hai building nu ghmaun di :
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« on: February 13, 2011, 11:35:12 PM »
Sweetie... its not love that brings negative emotions... rather..these are our expectations...
Because whom we love..we expect a lot from them...
falling in love can bring negative emotions such as jealousy,anger,heartache,fear of loss.
So the things which u have mentioned here are becoz of our expectations from our loved ones...
When we will stop expecting ...love will bring only postive emotions
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« on: February 13, 2011, 11:16:39 PM »
I'd sum up my moments which marked my life
when i used to practice for rhymes in kindergarten
when mom used to fix time for playing and studying
the dayz when i used to go to bed at 9 and wake up at 6 :pagel:
When mom used to listen to my answers holding my textbook 8->
when i used to complete my homework during recess time  :
The days I chuckled on seeing girls applying makeup in the school toilet :he:
Fights with my brother :angr:
long talks on phone with friends :blah:
When i used to practice in front of mirror before every presentation
The day i was scolded by my dad first and last time :sad:
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« on: February 13, 2011, 07:07:21 PM »
yesterday evening...
Last time u rearranged your closet..?
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« on: February 09, 2011, 10:26:07 PM »
PICA rare kado to ho geya...its soo common...
but yea..eating soap is definitely not common
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« on: February 08, 2011, 10:12:30 PM »
Sahi bujjiya .....
Prize ... Billu Bakra ji ne dassiya ni prize baare ... :woried:
But here you go Rubbie ji -
awww Thank you... I love it :love:
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