My Life As A Chick Magnet

#142 Posted by saminashah on December 22, 2001 1:00:54 pm

latest agent pinkyfeld installation on speaker`s corner, hopefully

#141 Posted by Ashok on December 22, 2001 1:00:54 pm

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#140 Posted by Ashok on December 22, 2001 1:00:54 pm

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#139 Posted by harimau on December 19, 2001 7:41:46 pm

Ref Ashok #: 149

[Bismillah Khan is from a village near Monghyr (new namw MUNGER) in Bihar.]

But he has been living in Benares for a long time now.

[Nothing surprising .If you think of fools like you Laloo Yadav all the time you wouldnt know Rajender Prasad indias first president whose examiner wrote that examinee is better than examiner ,is also from Bihar village !!]

Studebaker, we all know that you are from Bihar. Now, did you get your MBBS from Magadh University which was actually de-recognized for a while by the Indian Medical Council?

#138 Posted by Shah on December 18, 2001 1:09:36 pm

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#137 Posted by akber on December 18, 2001 1:09:36 pm

GOD thts too much meeeeeeeee

:p

#136 Posted by harimau on December 18, 2001 12:48:52 am

Ref Ashok #: 143

[Another person to listen to is ubiquitous Bismillah Khan on Shenai.... He is still alive at 90+ lives in his village in Bihar near Patna.}

I believe he lives in Benares. Living in Bihar? Why would you wish that on anybody?

#135 Posted by abayYaar on December 18, 2001 12:48:52 am

ouch... if only you were younger.

i hate whoever changed Butt to Bhat... Butt is SO much more fun to say. Bhat is like a butt on Butts.

nahi?

#134 Posted by aicha on December 18, 2001 12:48:52 am

Trojan Colt

Your frying pan,

frying shortening

& the technique MAY BE the BEST in the world - agreed

but our FISH is much better than yours !! so there !

aicha

#133 Posted by Anoop Bhat on December 17, 2001 1:42:56 pm

Sameer #138:

Thanks for the good wishes. Actually things aren`t THAT bad... hehe... but still, a kind word is always welcome.

Drumz#127:

Thanks for the headzup. I know being abusive solves a lot of problems, don`t get me started off in chastest bambiayya, please! -- but guys like Shsh - who make such duh-licious statements like ``You Kashmiri Pandits Hindicized ``Butt`` to ``Bhat`` --- ahem---- the entertainment alone is worth listening to them quietly. If I start my torrent, how will I enjoy my trips to Chowk anymore :))

#132 Posted by aicha on December 17, 2001 2:34:03 am

anNy - taht is OK - our fried fish is much better : )

aicha

#131 Posted by aicha on December 17, 2001 2:34:03 am

saminashah - i used to think a cleaning lady was the answer to all of life`s ickiest problems - not!!! there has to be more to life tahn just dishwashers&ovens&mops - there simply has to be!!

A belated Idd to all !

aicha

#130 Posted by anNy on December 16, 2001 1:36:36 pm

i once ate fried fish on these leaves in naaran..our banana leaves are better than yours

:-P

#129 Posted by SameerJB on December 16, 2001 1:36:36 pm

Anoop: I hope ``My Life as a Chick Magnet`` turns soon to ``My Chick as a Life Magnet`` for you. You need to give out signs for a different kind of affection instead of just being nice, making eye contact and letting the next lady know that she is special - more than just a co-worker or a friend. In this field being turned down is nothing to be depressed about. Try as often as possible because all you need is one ``yes`` even if the probability is less than 10 percent. Good luck!!!!

Any recipe for deer chops, deer stakes or deer stew from anyone? I happen to have plenty of single deer meat in my freezer.

#128 Posted by anarayan on December 16, 2001 2:21:22 am

Re: #129

Stuka, Scout,

``I spent a month in Kerala eating of banana leaves. They`ve been doing it for a thousand years.``

I used to wonder where the heck they get all these leaves from. Also, the leaves on a typical banana tree are mostly torn up by the wind by the time it matures. How come you see all those big leaf plates, all in one piece ???

Later I came to know, there is a variety of banana tree that is grown ONLY for its copious and sturdy leaves.

regards,