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#31 
Sep 14th, 2006, 19:44 Growing old is mandatory,Growing up is optinal.
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leaving my scooter in the jungle while we spend the day on the beach and it still being there when we go back.
still smile while giving a tip.
having people waving and laughing in the fields as you ride by.
still smile while giving a tip.
having people waving and laughing in the fields as you ride by.
Every one should love animals they are so tasty
I call them tea shops or tea stalls.
And many locals look with suspicion on my habit of frequenting them (how well do those glasses get washes?)...
Had tea from a man-on-a-bike-with-an-urn at the zoo today.
And many locals look with suspicion on my habit of frequenting them (how well do those glasses get washes?)...
Had tea from a man-on-a-bike-with-an-urn at the zoo today.
Here are a few:
1. Wake up, have coffee and morning snack while reading 2-3 newspapers, then have a big breakfast, then a big lunch, a nap, then afternoon snack and tea, then dinner. Way too much eating and I never read a newspaper at home.
2. Feed roadside cows.
3. Blow black soot out of my nose many times a day (that is less of a problem now at least in Delhi).
4. Have people touch my feet.
5. Watch TV in a language I don't understand.
1. Wake up, have coffee and morning snack while reading 2-3 newspapers, then have a big breakfast, then a big lunch, a nap, then afternoon snack and tea, then dinner. Way too much eating and I never read a newspaper at home.
2. Feed roadside cows.
3. Blow black soot out of my nose many times a day (that is less of a problem now at least in Delhi).
4. Have people touch my feet.
5. Watch TV in a language I don't understand.
with no subtitles
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I do that all the time... A Bulgarian tear jerker, a Chinese soap opera translated into Thai or a Bollywood movie (I love the obscure channels on our cable system ).. Wifey hates it when I do that.. She actually has to watch what is happening..
Originally Posted by lez and i thaught it was just me
If the acting is any good, the meaning comes thru..
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But I wouldn't have to. I stay with relatives (who have lots of English language cable) but my mother-in-law is hooked on the soaps and the whole family sits down to watch.
Originally Posted by lez and i thaught it was just me
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Sep 20th, 2006, 21:40 Member
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here is just a few from me:
ride an enfield
smoke dmt
bath in a hot bath in a temple
fly with a paraglider
and throw all my possesions away including all my clothes and live like a naga-baba
ride an enfield
smoke dmt
bath in a hot bath in a temple
fly with a paraglider
and throw all my possesions away including all my clothes and live like a naga-baba
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Jun 27th, 2011, 23:24 Account closed per user's request
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I don't see a typo here ... homoeopathy is how the British would spell it, I believe.
I don't see any typos either. Homoeo is how it's spelled in India.
If you mean Anil, that's pronounced Uh-nil, not how you might be imagining it given your comment regarding last name
If you mean Anil, that's pronounced Uh-nil, not how you might be imagining it given your comment regarding last name
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lity
Originally Posted by namaste_cat 
I don't see any typos either. Homoeo is how it's spelled in India.
If you mean Anil, that's pronounced Uh-nil, not how you might be imagining it given your comment regarding last name
I don't see any typos either. Homoeo is how it's spelled in India. If you mean Anil, that's pronounced Uh-nil, not how you might be imagining it given your comment regarding last name
What "lity"? The present day India is invaded by Americanism. So that particular spelling is quite normal. If anything, the only "typo" I could find would be in the place name, which should perhaps have been "COLORCODE". 
What "last name"?
What "last name"?
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