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  1. Please! continue.......I am enjoying to read your good good poems.
  2. After read the cool joke 'Bruce Lee's favorites', I want to add a Sindhi joke here which is bit similar with main thread. So here... A Sindhi goes to a house of ill repute. Upon hearing that the lady charges $200 per session, he asks her if she knows how to do it the SINDHI WAY, she says she doesn't. So he starts to walk out. She calls him back and says "Look, you are my first customer today and I don't like to turn away my first business of the day. So why dont you show me how to do it the SINDHI WAY and I will do it for you for half price". To which the Sindhi replies "My dear, that is, the SINDHI WAY" Sindhi lawyer ? Case-wani Number 1 Sindhi ? Pahla jani Sindhi lawyer after a case ? Purse-wani What do you call a rich Sindhi ? Lakh ani Sindhi with a lot of Jewels ? Hira nandani Sindhi who's had a tough time ? Phat nani What do you call a hairy Sindhi ? Bal ani What is the favourite Sindhi food ? Biryani What do you call a sindhi postman ? Mel wani What do you call a sindhi servant ? Das wani What do you call a sindhi who loves tea ? Chai nani What do you call a sindhi who is a sant ? Sant wani What do you call a sindhi who eats a lot ? Bhoj wani What do you call a sindhi who loves Milk ? Dudh ani What do you call a sindhi who is a loser ? Har jani What do you call a sindhi who loves raita ? Raita ni What do you call a sindhi who loves dancing ? Dansing hani What do you call a Sindhi who keeps growing ? Wadh wani What do you call a sindhi who is always sad ? Sad ani What do you call a sindhi who is a communist ? Lal wani What do you call a sindhi who goes out a lot ? Bhar wani What do you call a sindhi who loves astrology ? Chand wani What do you call a sindhi who enjoys Chillies ? Mirch andani What do you call a sindhi who is very naughty ? Chanchal ani What do you call a sindhi who loves eating Nan ? Nan kani What do you call a sindhi who just heard a fall ? Thad ani What do you call a sindhi who has a sweet tooth ? Gur nani What do you call a sindhi who is an electrician ? Bij lani What do you call a sindhi who is always laughing ? Khil ani What do you call a sindhi who eats a lot of papads ? Tit fu sani What do you call a sindhi who plays with emotions ? Bhav nani What do you call a sindhi who is ' the one and only' ? Kewal ramani What do you call a sindhi who is a great watchman ? Sipahi malani What do you call a sindhi who is a fan of Dev Anand ? Dev nani What do you call a sindhi who reminds you of a king ? Raja ni What do you call a sindhi who takes bath in a Ocean ? Darya nani What do you call a sindhi who reminds you of colours? Rang wani What do you call a sindhi who reminds you of obesity ? Mot wani What do you call a sindhi who reminds you of 'Pearls' ? Moti ramani What do you call a sindhi who reminds you of tamarind ? Khat wani What do you call a sindhi who always licks everything ? Chat lani What do you call a sindhi who fell down & broke his legs ? Kripl ani What do you call a sindhi who is a follower of Lord Shiva ? Shiv lani What do you call a sindhi who likes to play with Elephant ? Hathi ramani What do you call a sindhi who sells groceries in wholesale ? Tola ramani What do you call a sindhi who reminds you of your father ? Dad lani What do you call a sindhi who speaks language of the heart ? Man wani What do you call a sindhi who reminds you of women's assests ? Mah boob ani What do you call a sindhi who reminds you of your subordinates ? Chella ni What do you call a sindhi who reminds a woman of her husband ? Nath ani What do you call a sindhi who is a strict follower of lord Buddha? Budh rani.
  3. QUOTE (Divyani Shah @ Oct 13 2003, 07:20 AM) Kehi ta paiyena information yar! Bhanera pathayeka haru ka gaye ka? I had check the site which I have got from Sujita Diju and Chauhan dai but that site is not working. Which one and what about?
  4. "Haath ma mero deu Prabhu kunai yasto KALAM, Haath ma mero deu Bhagawan kunai yasto KALAM...... Aakash ani Patal ma pani lekhna saku ki unai lai nai PREM garchhu!
  5. QUOTE (Sujita Lamichhane @ Sep 3 2003, 01:44 PM) Asha Badi Kaviharuma, Chakra Balayar, Reema Gouchan, Vipasha Chhetri, pani katai vyastata mai harayeka jasta chhan. Arule bhanya jhai, lekhika ta ma pakkai hoina tara timile lekhna badhya garai dieu Sujita. Anyway no problem. Trying hai ta..... Mera Ghazal lai tippani garchhan merai Shayari le Jodiyeka chhau kina yasari ghanghor andhyaro le! Chahanthe ma dherai nai ki u sang kura garau, Yasari hidi diyo aparichit sanga ki ma ke garu? Maile dekheko muhan samma aayee sakeko thiyo khushi bhannu, Ali pani taal milauna sakenan yi mera paila le! Kasaile prashna gareka bhaye taba maile uttar dinu, Hoina bhane bahira sang kun bhasha ma kura garnu? Harek sabdaharu ma swarth heridine garchha usle, He Bhagawan! kehi kripa gari deu kati hasnu aanshu le? Mathiko Ghazal ma pratek thauma 'complain' jhalkine bhayekole Ghazal ko naam nai 'Tippani' rakhidiye pani hunchha. Maile actual name ke rakhne bhanera sochna nai sakina.
  6. I am using from cafe and Amusements but I have no enough time for it. Mero lagi ausi purne nai aunu parchha IT ko lagi because I m so busy into my study and job.
  7. GouchanReema

    Yadav Bhai.

    So funny company you have friends. Sometimes needs to be funny and laughing, go on friends. I have no idea, what should I write here?
  8. It's too cool, Like it. Keep on brother..keep on.
  9. QUOTE (Divyani Shah @ Mar 9 2003, 01:28 PM) QUOTE (Sujita Lamichhane @ Mar 8 2003, 01:46 PM) Kura bujhya jasto chha mero bhai le. Dhaniyapaat die gayo chha, Divyani lai. Diju, he said me 'dhaniyapat' here that I remember onething when I was in claas 10th. One of our teacher had been always giving to us an example of the senior guys to using this word 'dhaniyapat.' Now I hope, you will also understand very well that exactly what I mean. Dhaniya paat bhanne chalan ta khub thiyo hai, malai pani ramrai yaad chha. tara yo sabda ta sabaile prayog garthe, euta Rohit matra hoina ni.
  10. QUOTE (Sob_Pramod @ Mar 14 2003, 09:43 AM) Ma ta jhuto boldaiona je bhae pani. Honestly, tyo kahaniko euta kheladi ma chahi ho. Apho 10th class huda gareko kura haru teti khera ka 2/3 class ma padne bhai bahini harulai samet thaha, yas ma fatahi garne ta kurai ayena. Tyo san sana fucche harule ta jhan dherai pachhi samma smjhi rahada raichhan. Aba aajkal bhet huda ta /.....ye dai tapai tei hoina bhanera fyatta bhani halchhan, ke garnu? Pramod jee, Kati saalko batch tapai? Tapailai dherai ramro sanga chinchhu ki jasto lagchha, shayad kinaki tapaile ko yo post dekhera sanka lagyo.
  11. mera bhavanaharuka har roop yati baliya hun ki hawalai pani ek ghadi sochnu paros bishram gari aaera rokinu paros mera aghi jo vegka naam le charchit chha, sansarko ko disha chahe jaos badliera tara afnai thauma adig rahun mera bhavanaharu ! na haraun manka abhilashaharu manko tarang kahilei na tutos nazarko path baliyo hos sapana yini bata na haraun dekhekoma kunai mulya hos chahekoma kunai lakshya hos mera bhavanaharu jaha chhan tyahi badhiera rahun jaha manlai aparam shanti milos ! ghataka sandesharu aae varshaka suchanaharu aae badi ra pahiraharule isara die tara mera bhavanaharulai kasaile aljhauna sakenan mera bhavanaharu utai badun jahan lakshyako deepak milos ! **************************
  12. QUOTE (VRChauhan @ Feb 23 2003, 08:37 AM) Ma chahi tyo group ma thiena hai, paile nai bhani dinchhu. Tapai chobhar group ma parnu hunchha, tyo ta thaha chhadai chha ni. Sayad Vishnumati group ma pani parnu hunchha jasto lagchha.
  13. A Brief Summary of the Arrival of Hindus in the Caribbean: The Indentureship system - 1838 to 1917 With the abolition of slavery in the British colonies in 1833, large numbers of Indians (primarily Hindus), through an indentureship system, were brought to the sugar colonies to continue the production of sugar. As a result of this movement, Indians were transported to the British colonies of Fiji, Mauritius, Natal, Guyana, Trinidad, Jamaica, and some smaller Caribbean, including Reunion, Martinique and Guadeloupe among French colonies, and to the Dutch colony of Surinam. "Understanding the background of the Indians who came to the Caribbean, is crucial to the understanding of the development of Hinduism in Guyana. That the labourers were exclusively rural and illiterate, that the majority belonged to the lower castes and were engaged as cultivators; that in the early years large numbers of tribal peoples were among the recruits, that a mere third of those who came were women, and that children, under 10 years, accounted for about 10% of the immigrants; that an adult was reckoned to be anyone over ten years, and that recruits between 10-20 years made up more that 25% of the total; that though numerically small there was a South Indian recruitment, all these factors combined to affect the nature of Hinduism that emerged in Guyana and elsewhere in the Caribbean." The journey of the Hindus across the kala-pani (black waters) to their destination of bondage to the sugar plantations was one of fear and trauma. Many had the fear that: "...they will be converted into Christianity... and the Hindoos will be fed beef and the Mohammedans with pork; the thread of the Brahmins and the heads of the Hindoos will be taken off and they will not be able to keep their caste." - (Quoted by: Emmer, PC. The Importation of the British Indians in Surinam 1873-1916. In: International Labour Migration, 1984.) Once Indians arrived in the Caribbean, the plantation housed them in the former slave barracks. The white expatriate managers, described as the "czar, prosecutor, king and judge all in one" lived in massive mansions while the white supervisory staff on the estates lived in their own segregated areas in what must have looked like a plantation type apartheid system. "Whatever public religion was permitted, it was within the framework of the structure and demand of the plantation that Hinduism was confronted with the greatest challenge in Guyana and the Caribbean. It did not remain unaffected and was forced to undergo a series of rapid transformation. Hinduism, of course, was never the "eternal" unchanging entity that it is often made out to be, not even in India. But changes in India were probably more organic and slower against the background of a permanent landscape with its sacred mountains and rivers, its major temples and centers of pilgrimage. Customs, beliefs, and practices, the interplay along the ever porous boundary between the Great and Little traditions, the challenge from and syncretism with Islam, the emergence of bhakti, the encounter with the British with all its consequences, and the Hindu reformers who were themselves a product of this encounter, all these were important and permanent changes. But, Kailasa in the Himalayas stood its grounds, the Ganga kept on flowing, and Kasi, the eternal city, continued to beckon to pilgrims across the land. In Guyana and the Caribbean, however, these orienting and stabilizing signposts of the sacred landscape were absent and in the absence of its cultural context changes, in Hinduism in Guyana and the Caribbean, were more momentous, more rapid, and more drastic."
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