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No wrong intuitive
They are not changing, they re constant but you miss really most of the subtelties.

Hi...
That's so sweet :) I am fine. It's nothing earth shattering.... Don't worry and take care!

Hi!
Hope you have a good time in Nepal! And if you get time do visit Lumbini and Pokhara apart from Kathmandu!

I visited Leopold's just yesterday from the U.S. While seeping away my sweaty Sprite to quench my thirst from shopping I raised my eyes just slightly and in between dinners against the front wall I saw three shatter holes on the window. The gate that ironically protects Leopold's view to the street was shut but, dinners could still see the scars on him.

Sounds interesting
Ooh... this sounds interesting.. maybe I could try this one day....

Hello!
Konichiwwa! Genki desu? Why are you learning japanese??? It is a very complicated language with 4 different types of scripts :O

Thanks!
Salut! Its so sweet of you to link me up... Merci! I was getting a lot of page hits from France... Now I know this is the source :)

Not all men are like that!
Al, I read your post and I think when you read my post and the blank noise's initiative you didn't a complete picture. What you got a one sided view. i think you saw a very grim side of 'Indian male bashing'.! All Indian men are not like that. Most urban living, educated men are NOT like that all. Some are more feminists than I am! Including my father and close male friends. Since India is a vast country, no generalizations hold true. I would say, all men are not bad. As for the big nose ring, the bangles and the henna they are beautiful embellishments which have a cultural meaning. Ofcourse what you wrote as a comparions was interesting because for some women this might hold true. Again, any generalized statement does not hold true for the entire country. The social strucutre and psyche of India changes every 100 kilometers. Because for vast cultural and language differences. When I first came across blank noise initiative, i wrote this for a friend of mine- http://o3.indiatimes.com/life_of_a_twenty_somebody/archive/2006/03/08/525067.aspx

I visted Sacre Coeur many years ago when I visted Paris. I went on a Siene river cruise and saw it from a distance! But Gutenberg is an important person in the history of communication No Gutenberg= No printing press= No books :O Truly an unfathomable life...

well, that idea wont work. try not to make fun of any Religion. Hindus are no under-developed tribals that they can include and dis-include any god. you dont even know what Hinduism is about. and thats Pranayam. with all due respect, PD

Bonjour F2I!
Vous avez visité tant de villes