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Can you identify the picture ?

can u indentify the picture ?
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Are you digging up your relatives again Dr.?
We shall not cease from exploration, and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time. ~
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well by the way we Hindus burn and not bury our dead.
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Okay - you've added a picture now - How about Francis Xavier?
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Poor guy - the door is locked from the outside.
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no, not the correct answer.As a hint, the identity of the mummy has not been definitely established.
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Is this the scientifically controlled laboratory results of taking homeopathic remedies for 163 years?
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hehe the sign is funny!
as if anyone would want to sit a while with him in his box
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may be.
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Is anyone going to post a translation of the sign? Please?
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hmm, maybe someone should translate it to tamil for you, to give you some motivation to learn it
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Venda! Venda!

(I have no idea how to spell that and Mrs N is out...)
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I have no idea what you just said. Is it tamil? All I know is vanakam and some animal names like gurangu or pandi

ok I give an approximate translation:

kripya xyz mat kholiye, bahar se hi darshan kijiye. (can't read the xyz word)
please don't open the xyz, pay respect only from outside.

don't know how you would translate 'darshan' correctly, but it's the thing you do when you visit a shrine..
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Dani: xyz is esay
So, the translation would be : please do not open this....
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http://www.mymultiplesclerosis.co.uk...ade-mummy.html
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