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Gup Shup / Re: Song ur listening to?
« on: September 17, 2014, 02:49:38 AM »| Anjali - We Turn Up ft. French Montana | |
she is the Daughter of Majority Owner of Sacramento Kings..
it only gets better when French Montana steps IN
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she is the Daughter of Majority Owner of Sacramento Kings..
it only gets better when French Montana steps IN
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Knowledge / Re: Resume Readers
« on: September 15, 2014, 04:29:26 PM »
i think i prolly need someone to proof read it
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Pics / Re: Arabic cities - مدن عربية
« on: September 15, 2014, 04:16:05 PM »
What about Qatar and Dubai?
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Gup Shup / Re: Short Movie Reviews
« on: September 10, 2014, 01:34:41 AM »
i was wondering if anybody watched Rain Man from 1988... i saw documentary from where the Rain Man was inspired...THis guy would remember every thing he would read...
so any reviews?
so any reviews?
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Tech Lounge / Re: Iphone 6 or iphone 6 plus
« on: September 09, 2014, 11:40:23 PM »
Sticking with my IPHONE % ... there is a new phone every week.. i think i'm up to date enough..lol
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Gup Shup / Re: Where in the world are you?!?!?!
« on: September 07, 2014, 07:42:56 PM »
we already have a post like this one.....
i'm from UTOPIA btw
i'm from UTOPIA btw
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Fun Time / Re: your MOOD now
« on: September 05, 2014, 07:22:52 PM »
Relaxed!!! tooo much partying and Tooo much kharcha...time to sit home and save up!
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Gup Shup / Re: Short Movie Reviews
« on: July 07, 2014, 10:48:05 PM »
Transformers Age of Extinction that movie was soo bad that i fell asleep in theater!
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Gup Shup / Re: Who is d most innocent person on this Site (PUNJABI JANTA)?
« on: June 29, 2014, 10:15:44 AM »Ye kaisa sawaal hai.. Of course the answer is MEi agree with qainaat ME......LMAO Jks:
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Sports Khelan / Sim Bhullar Signed by Kings:
« on: June 27, 2014, 06:51:46 PM »
The biggest man of the 2014 NBA draft is soon to be the biggest man in Sacramento.
Sim Bhullar, a 7'5" New Mexico State center who burst onto the scene at this year's NCAA tournament, wasn't selected in the draft itself, but the Kings will reportedly sign the big man on Friday.
TNT's David Aldridge had the news:
He was not listed among the top 100 players ranked by ESPN's Chad Ford (subscription required), while DraftExpress had him 73rd—well out of the 60-player range selected at Brooklyn's Barclays Center.
Lightly regarded coming out of high school, Bhullar initially committed to Xavier before heading to New Mexico State. Playing near-identical roles in each of his two seasons, he led the Aggies to consecutive NCAA tournament berths and became infamous in college basketball circles for his size.
He's listed at 7'5" and 360 pounds, which would make him instantly the league's biggest player and one of the largest in history.
As a sophomore, Bhullar averaged 10.4 points, 7.8 rebounds and 3.4 blocks per game. Factoring in his 64.8 field-goal percentage, it was only fair to be curious about a player who made the Julius Randles of the world look like point guards.
Nevertheless, Bhullar's decision to forgo his final two years of eligibility was met with mild surprise. Imposing in stature, the Aggies big man still has a long way to go in his NBA development. His movements lack a fluidity and self-confidence that NBA teams look for in their big men; he's the very definition of the word raw.
Even in the second round—where contracts are non-guaranteed and teams are far more willing to take risks—Bhullar seemed like perhaps a step too far. But the towering big man kept faith.
He trained at the Impact Basketball Academy in Las Vegas, shedding excess weight and working on bringing more fluidity to his game. In workouts, teams came away impressed with his positive disposition, and he began to creep slightly into the second-round conversation.
Steve Dykes/Getty Images
"It's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity," Bhullar told CBC News of the draft process. "Not everybody gets to do it…so it's an honor and a blessing and I just thank God every day for putting me in this situation."
Now that he's defied the odds and been selected, the real work starts.
Bhullar is not guaranteed an NBA job, but this is an encouraging sign nonetheless.
He has a long way to go until he joins the Thomases of the world. The Kings will likely put him on their own conditioning program, and then it'd be a mild surprise if he did not start his career in the NBA D-League.
That said, Bhullar's has accomplished his goal of being an NBA player. He now has to figure out a way to get on the floor.
Article on Bleachreport: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2109911-sim-bhullar-signed-by-kings-latest-news-reaction-and-analysis?search_query=sim%20bhullar
Sim Bhullar, a 7'5" New Mexico State center who burst onto the scene at this year's NCAA tournament, wasn't selected in the draft itself, but the Kings will reportedly sign the big man on Friday.
TNT's David Aldridge had the news:
He was not listed among the top 100 players ranked by ESPN's Chad Ford (subscription required), while DraftExpress had him 73rd—well out of the 60-player range selected at Brooklyn's Barclays Center.
Lightly regarded coming out of high school, Bhullar initially committed to Xavier before heading to New Mexico State. Playing near-identical roles in each of his two seasons, he led the Aggies to consecutive NCAA tournament berths and became infamous in college basketball circles for his size.
He's listed at 7'5" and 360 pounds, which would make him instantly the league's biggest player and one of the largest in history.
As a sophomore, Bhullar averaged 10.4 points, 7.8 rebounds and 3.4 blocks per game. Factoring in his 64.8 field-goal percentage, it was only fair to be curious about a player who made the Julius Randles of the world look like point guards.
Nevertheless, Bhullar's decision to forgo his final two years of eligibility was met with mild surprise. Imposing in stature, the Aggies big man still has a long way to go in his NBA development. His movements lack a fluidity and self-confidence that NBA teams look for in their big men; he's the very definition of the word raw.
Even in the second round—where contracts are non-guaranteed and teams are far more willing to take risks—Bhullar seemed like perhaps a step too far. But the towering big man kept faith.
He trained at the Impact Basketball Academy in Las Vegas, shedding excess weight and working on bringing more fluidity to his game. In workouts, teams came away impressed with his positive disposition, and he began to creep slightly into the second-round conversation.
Steve Dykes/Getty Images
"It's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity," Bhullar told CBC News of the draft process. "Not everybody gets to do it…so it's an honor and a blessing and I just thank God every day for putting me in this situation."
Now that he's defied the odds and been selected, the real work starts.
Bhullar is not guaranteed an NBA job, but this is an encouraging sign nonetheless.
He has a long way to go until he joins the Thomases of the world. The Kings will likely put him on their own conditioning program, and then it'd be a mild surprise if he did not start his career in the NBA D-League.
That said, Bhullar's has accomplished his goal of being an NBA player. He now has to figure out a way to get on the floor.
Article on Bleachreport: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2109911-sim-bhullar-signed-by-kings-latest-news-reaction-and-analysis?search_query=sim%20bhullar
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Sports Khelan / Re: Sim Bhullar - Punjabi NBA Hopeful
« on: June 12, 2014, 10:36:21 PM »
saw him here at GDW .. oh man he is soooo damn tall!!! we r the closest Town with Gurudwara!
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Sports Khelan / Re: World Cup 2014 - Brazil - Who's your fav?
« on: June 01, 2014, 08:47:27 AM »
i used to be a big fan of Brazil when Ronaldo the bald old guy( not Ronaldino) used to play for brazil. now days i think it's just spain
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Help & Suggestions / Re: help karo!!! choora chermony layi song chaida !!! kise kol haiga ta send karo
« on: May 30, 2014, 01:25:29 AM »
naa hun bai hun eh din aa gaye ???
teri Choora Ceremony karni aa?
http://simplybhangra.com/videos/bhangra-videos/videos-from-2011-onwards/7917-rav-e-feat-pappi-gill-kundian-mucha-video
teri Choora Ceremony karni aa?
http://simplybhangra.com/videos/bhangra-videos/videos-from-2011-onwards/7917-rav-e-feat-pappi-gill-kundian-mucha-video
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Religion, Faith, Spirituality / Re: For the modern kirtan lovers
« on: May 25, 2014, 09:12:31 AM »
I like the fact they trying out something different.....But she sucks at guitar though... she is just hitting all the strings all the time..
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Gup Shup / Re: Song ur listening to?
« on: May 24, 2014, 01:41:34 AM »| Jatt Da Gussa | Harinder Dhillon | Latest Punjabi Song 2014 | |
damn that music though!!!
lyrics and Voice could;v been better
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Fun Time / Re: Classic Moments on PJ :D
« on: May 20, 2014, 07:24:14 PM »
Here is the Classic moment of the day!
Dilpreeett > -Qaidi Fraar- ssa ji
Qaidi Fraar-: ssa ji
:
Dilpreeett: usually main ehda ni kardi but fer v....:agr:
Dilpreeett: :angr:
Qaidi Fraar-: pm ch pyar bharian baatan pai ji 8-> ethe sang aundi:
Qaidi Fraar-: pao*
Dilpreeett: dekho, i dont know k tuhanu ehsaas hunda, but people do care about you..
tuhade phone nu ki hoya?
Mr. 832: aye haye kang bai tu peoplaa da phone kyon nai chakda??
Taur~Kaur: :hehe:
Dilpreeett: mr. 832 hahaha funny, but ess gall nu serious na lavo please :smile:
Qaidi Fraar-: bhehne meriye pm krla:
Mr. 832: LMAOOOOOOO ^^^^ lai pata khoota hi khoooo vich !!
Dilpreeett > -Qaidi Fraar- ssa ji
Qaidi Fraar-: ssa ji
:Dilpreeett: usually main ehda ni kardi but fer v....:agr:
Dilpreeett: :angr:
Qaidi Fraar-: pm ch pyar bharian baatan pai ji 8-> ethe sang aundi
:Qaidi Fraar-: pao*
Dilpreeett: dekho, i dont know k tuhanu ehsaas hunda, but people do care about you..
tuhade phone nu ki hoya?
Mr. 832: aye haye kang bai tu peoplaa da phone kyon nai chakda??
Taur~Kaur: :hehe:
Dilpreeett: mr. 832 hahaha funny, but ess gall nu serious na lavo please :smile:
Qaidi Fraar-: bhehne meriye pm krla
:Mr. 832: LMAOOOOOOO ^^^^ lai pata khoota hi khoooo vich !!