G.Kaur

Okay. I'm not a technical geek so unfortunately I can't help.

Generations pay off debts through slavery http://thecnnfreedomproject.blogs.cnn.com/2011/03/08/generations-pay-off-debts-through-slavery/ India official: It's not slavery http://thecnnfreedomproject.blogs.cnn.com/2011/03/10/india-official-its-not-slavery/

Chatanga1, when people don't have anything constructive to say in a conversation they shouldn't say anything at all :-)

If someone from this forum is going, could they please record and upload it?

They almost turned into stones, lol.

You've got mail.

Anyone?

For some reason I can't upload files. Whenever I try to upload a file it says "No file was selected for upload". I tried in forefox and internet explorer. Help!

Dalsingh, just wanted to tell you, that I think you should know that I'm quite offended because you didn't let me be your vicholi! Don't you trust me? I was expecting a gold necklace in return of finding you a jatti, now I'm just really depressed and sad sitting here eating cake and having my beloved Coca-Cola.

LOL Just the hair-cut and the khanda around the neck (which people also do all over the world).

Because we tried to hook him up with a jatti and he refused.

From my trips to Punjab in the last 5 years I've observed that there are very few Sardars compared to mone. People think it's more cool to have a fancy hair-cut and to dress up like Babbu Maan or Jazzy B (or as they say in Punjab Jajjy B ). In my pind there are no teenage boys who are keeping their kesh, that's quite sad.

LOL thanks for sharing this! You forgot the most important thing and best thing in Punjab: nimbo paani!

From the obvious places; frequent trips to the UK, conversations with English speaking friends, television and the internet.

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Oh please, Dalsingh don't be such a grouch.

Maybe he is too old to laugh.

You're such a wet blanket, dalsingh.

Please post recipes and photos of eggless cakes you've made. I tried making eggless muffins and brownies but you couldn't eat them, so I'm looking for inspiration/recipes made by Sangat for my next cake/brownie

I second that. We need to find a Jatti for dalsingh

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-12589033 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-12587515

Lol I was thinking the exact same thing!

This has become a common thing in our community, that it doesn't even surprise me anymore.

http://www.4shared.com/dir/fI8sXTCB/Last_moments_of_Sant_Baba_Thak.html

You have very valid points. Ones in which I agree with. My only problem with you is that regardless of your prior experiences with cast loving members of the Punjabi community, you shouldn't be prejudiced when it comes to everyone you encounter, in regards to loyalty to cast, just because the ones you have had interactions with have proven to be ignorant. In doing so you do more harm, to your very just views, than good, by alienating people who otherwise would agree with you.